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Summary of Contents for ITW SIMCO-ION Phoenix
- Page 1 Phoenix Ionizing Blower INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Pho en ix Io n izi ng Bl owe r 52 00 63 2 Re v. E...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SAFETY WARNINGS ................1 2. INTRODUCTION ................. 2 Receipt of Equipment ......................2 Return Shipments .........................2 3. SPECIFICATIONS ................3 Phoenix Ionizing Air Blower (120 VAC) ................3 Phoenix Ionizing Air Blower (230 VAC) ................4 4. INSTALLATION .................. 5 Positioning and Mechanical Requirements ................5 Electrical Connections ......................5 5. -
Page 3: Safety Warnings
1. SAFETY WARNINGS SIMCO-ION RECOMMENDS THAT THESE INSTRUCTIONS BE READ COMPLETELY BEFORE INSTALLATION OR OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT NOTE – Statements identified with a NOTE indicate precautions necessary to avoid potential equipment failure. -
Page 4: Introduction
2. INTRODUCTION The Simco-Ion Phoenix is a highly reliable, extended-range ionizing air blower designed for use in many industrial applications. It is aerodynamically designed to efficiently cover a wide area with an electrically balanced ion stream. The Phoenix is equipped with a... -
Page 5: Specifications
3. SPECIFICATIONS Phoenix Ionizing Air Blower (120 VAC) Line Voltage 120 VAC, 60 Hz Current Draw 2.0A (fan speed high) Operating Temperature 32-100˚F max (0-38˚C) Operating Humidity 70% RH max, no dewing permissible Dimensions 16-3/8L x 13-1/4W x 9-3/4H in Weight 16.1 lb Blower Output... -
Page 6: Phoenix Ionizing Air Blower (230 Vac)
Phoenix Ionizing Air Blower (230 VAC) Line Voltage 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz (customer supplies line cord plug) Current Draw 1.5A (fan speed high, 50 Hz) Operating Temperature 32-100˚F max (0-38˚C) Operating Humidity 70% RH max, no dewing permissible Dimensions 16-3/8L x 13-1/4W x 9-3/4H in Weight 16.1 lb 100-300 CFM (60 Hz) -
Page 7: Installation
4. INSTALLATION Positioning and Mechanical Requirements For maximum effectiveness, position the Phoenix as close as possible to the charged surface to be neutralized. Direct the air stream longitudinally, and in the same direction as, the target material movement to maximize the time the charged surface remains in the air stream. -
Page 8: Operation
5. OPERATION Before energizing this equipment: Ensure that the unit is properly grounded. Ensure that all static control devices have been properly located, positioned and installed. After the above checks have been performed, simply turn the fan speed control knob from the OFF position to the desired airflow setting. -
Page 9: Troubleshooting
6. TROUBLESHOOTING Operational Check Rub a small strip of plastic film until a static charge is developed (cellophane works well). The charge can either be measured with an electrostatic fieldmeter or will be evidenced by the film’s attraction to a grounded metal surface. Pass the film in front of the blower for five seconds at a distance of one foot. -
Page 10: Maintenance
7. MAINTENANCE NOTE – Never use hard or sharp objects to scrape ionization points. CAUTION – Electrical Shock Hazard Turn OFF power before performing any maintenance tasks on the Phoenix. Front Screen The screen at the air outlet on the front panel should remain clean to prevent restriction of airflow. -
Page 11: Replacement Parts/Additional Items
8. REPLACEMENT PARTS/ADDITIONAL ITEMS Ionizer Assembly (with grill and brush) 5050395 PC Board (120 VAC) 5050396 Speed Control Knob 4671112 Line Cord Assembly 5050397 High Voltage Transformer Kit 5050392 Blower Motor (120 VAC) 5050393 Replacement Air Filters (pkg of 20) 4100642 PC Board (230 VAC) 4110553... - Page 12 Simco-Ion 2257 North Penn Road Hatfield, PA 19440 (215) 822-6401 (800) 203-3419 www.simco-ion.com customerservice@simco-ion.com © 2015 Simco-Ion. Printed in the U.S.A. Pho en ix Io n izi ng Bl owe r 52 00 63 2 Re v. E...
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