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© 2016 DESCO INDUSTRIES, INC.
Employee Owned
SCS - 926 JR Industrial Drive, Sanford, NC 27332
East: (919) 718-0000 | West: (909) 627-9634 • Website: StaticControl.com
MOUNTING TO A GAS SUPPLY
When a gas supply is close to the work area and
fitted with a U.S. standard industrial interchange quick
coupling, you may attach it to the console directly using
the included female quick connect coupling. If a U.S.
standard industrial interchange quick coupling is not
available on the gas supply, be sure to use a suitable
interconnect between the gas supply and the console.
Use a prefilter as defined in the COMPRESSED GAS
REQUIREMENTS section if necessary.
ASSEMBLY
NOTE: Protect the hose from sharp objects, abrasion
and high temperatures. Do not pull or pinch the hose
while assembling the components.
1. Insert the large end of the filter into the fitting at the
end of the flexible hose. Push the filter gently until
the metal release tab clicks and locks the filter into
place.
Installation
COMPRESSED GAS REQUIREMENTS
NOTE: Failure to use clean dry air or nitrogen may
result in damage to the Ionized Air Gun that is not
covered under the Limited Warranty.
The compressed gas supply must be clean dry air or
nitrogen supplied by a delivery system that utilizes
a refrigerated dryer or equivalent water removal to
achieve a limit of about 550 ppm water vapor at 35°F
(1.66°C) Dew Point. To prevent particles from entering
the console, a 2 micron coalescing filter or better is
recommended upstream of the gun console. Note that
the filter in the console collects small residual particles
and aerosols and does not act as a primary filter. The
console filter is rated at 0.01 micron for particulates and
is effective down to 0.008 micron for aerosols.
An adequate filter that can be recommended for the inlet
of the Ionized Air Gun would be a Finite Filter Grade 10
Media Specification. This provides a 95% coalescing
efficiency for aerosols with a 0.7 micron (and greater)
particle retention. This removes gross amounts of
particles, water and/or oil and aerosols.
A Grade 6 Media provides 99.98% efficiency when
almost total removal of liquid aerosols and particles are
required in all pressure ranges down to 0.01 microns.
Fine filters need to be changed more often.
MOUNTING THE CONSOLE
Choose a location convenient to the work area and gas
supply. The console takes up very little space and is
adaptable to a variety of permanent or non-permanent
installations. To minimize bends in the Ionized Air
Gun’s hose, orient the console so that the open end
that accepts the filtered air hose to the hand unit points
toward the work area, and the male connector points
toward the gas supply.
Prior to mounting, plug the RJ-11 cable from the power
supply into the jack located on the back of the console.
Use the included screws to attach the mounting plate
to the threaded holes on the back of the console. Use
suitable screws and fasteners to attach the mounting
plate to a flat surface such as a wall or the back of a
workbench. When mounting to a hollow wall, be sure
to use adequate screws and wall anchors to ensure
stability of the installation.
Figure 2. Securing the console to the mounting plate
Point this end to
the gas supply
Figure 3. Connecting the air filter to the hose assembly
Metal release tab
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