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2. Insert the hose and filter assembly into the console
until the console’s release button latches on with a
click. The small plastic fitting on the end of the filter
must align with the metal guide coupling inside the
console. You may have to wiggle the filter slightly
while inserting it.
5. Use the included S-hook to hang the gun at the
workstation if desired.
6. Ensure that the power switch on top of the console
is in the OFF position. Connect the power adapter
to an appropriate power outlet.
NOTE: Use only SCS 960X/980X, 770753 or
770754 power adapters. Use of other power
adapters may result in damage to the unit and void
the warranty.
For optimal safety and ionization, set the pressure
regulator on the compressed gas supply to 25-65 psi
(1.4-4.5 bar). Neutralization (discharge) times vary on
gas pressure settings.
NOTE: Pressures of 30-40 psi (2.0-2.8 bar) are
commonly used for decontaminating surfaces. Please
refer to the pertinent regulations concerning maximum
air pressure on hand-held air blow devices in order to
determine a safe operating pressure.
The Ionized Air Gun is rated at 65 psi (4.5 bar) inlet
pressure at temperatures up to 75º F (24º C), and the
rating decreases at higher temperatures. When using
high pressures, consider the ambient room temperature
as well as heat from surrounding equipment.
Operation
1. Ensure that the gun’s trigger is not depressed. Set
the console’s power switch to the ON position. The
green power LED located next to the power switch
should illuminate.
2. Aim the gun approximately 6 inches (15 cm) from
the surface to be neutralized and cleaned.
3. Hold down the trigger to blow ionized air. The
green LED on the back of the gun will illuminate to
indicate ionization. Typically, static charges will be
neutralized within one second.
4. Release the trigger when the surface is clean.
SCS recommends turning off the console whenever
the Ionized Air Gun is not in use. This will prevent
unintentional operation.
Filter release button
Figure 4. Inserting the hose and filter assembly into the
console
3. Connect the male air inlet fitting on the console to
the gas supply. The console’s fitting is designed
for a U.S. standard industrial interchange quick
coupling. The console may be connected directly
to a gas supply with the included female quick
connect coupling or hose (not supplied). Use a
prefilter as defined in the COMPRESSED GAS
REQUIREMENTS section if necessary.
4. Connect the optional 980-S Foot Switch to the top
of the console if necessary.
Figure 4. SCS 980-S Foot Switch
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