6 Vac System Testing - TLS-450PLUS Console Vac Sensor Setup
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• Select the address of the device from the drop-down list of available addresses.
• Enter the Label that describes this device. This description will appear on the console screen and reports.
• The Serial Number is auto-detected for this device.
• Configure the device.
Vac Sensor Setup
IDENTIFYING VAC SENSOR ZONES
Before configuring the Vac Sensors, enter the monitored zone, and address for each Vac Sensor attached to the
console in the worksheet in Table 6-2 below. NOTE: The Vac Sensor Zone Worksheet and the Secondary
Containment Volumes By Manufacturer index are both included in the installation kit (P/N 577013-849). Use the
Containment Volume index to calculate a zone’s interstice volume in gallons. For example, if Tank 1’s double wall
product piping uses 100 feet of Ameron Dualoy 3000/L piping, you would multiply 0.2186 (from the Secondary
Containment Volume index) x 100 feet = 21.86 gallons. For the Tank 1 product piping zone you would enter 21.9
(round to nearest tenth of a gallon) as the calculated zone volume. If the Tank 1 sump is a Containment Solutions
42” Double wall tank sump, you would you would multiply 0.8216 (from the Secondary Containment Volume
index) x 3.5 feet = 2.88 gallons as the calculated zone volume.
Table 6-2.- Vac Sensor Zone Worksheet
Vac Sensor Monitored Zone Description
Address
(Box.Slot.Channel)
(e.g., B1.S1.1)
Calculated Zone Volume
(Gallons)
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