6.0 OPERATION
The TFT VORTEX Nozzle allow the stream pattern to be infi nitely varied from a straight stream to a uniformly dispersed VORTEX
pattern. Typical stream results are shown in fi gures 6.0A and 6.0B below.
Straight Stream Pattern
The VORTEX includes a label indicator for the user to confi rm when the VORTEX is at the straight stream or in a VORTEX dispersed
position. As seen from the operating position behind the nozzle, actuating the VORTEX indicator counterclockwise moves into the
straight stream position shown in fi gure 6.0C. Actuating the VORTEX indicator clockwise will result in an increasingly wider pattern
until reaching the full VORTEX pattern shown in fi gure 6.0D.
Straight Stream
Straight Stream pattern setting
Pivoting the vanes has virtually no eff ect on the fl ow area or ability to pass large debris. As a result, discharge pressure and fl ow rate
remain constant regardless of stream pattern.
Manual override is possible on ER models by using the 5/16" hex head to drive the motor shaft. Manual versions include a crank
for actuating the VORTEX. Turning the shaft clockwise moves the nozzle towards a straight stream pattern. Turning the shaft
counterclockwise moves the nozzle to the dispersed VORTEX spray pattern. Do not force the shaft further after it stops fi rmly at each
end of stroke. Exceeding 60 in-lb (6.8 N m) can damage the actuator.
Electric remote nozzle has fi nger pinch points. Keep fi ngers away from nozzle when using electric
CAUTION
control.
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Figure 6.0A
Figure 6.0C
Figure 6.0B
Full VORTEX Pattern
Dispersed Pattern
Figure 6.0D
Full VORTEX pattern setting
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