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Parker. Parker retains the right to make changes in parts at any point without first or directly notifying the customer. The contents of this manual can also be changed without prior warning.
All information in this manual, including additional drawings and technical descriptions, remains the property of Parker and may not be used (otherwise than for the use of this product), copied, multiplied or published to or for a third party without explicit prior written permission by Parker.
Lab is intended to produce nitrogen out of normal ambient air. The system is based on gas separation membranes. Each different or further use will not be in conformity with the purpose. Parker will not accept any liability for improper use.
Contact your supplier if you detect a problem that you cannot solve with this manual. Use the generator in accordance with its purpose. Refer to §1.3. Only competent personnel trained, qualified and approved by Parker Industrial Division are allowed to perform installation, commissioning, service and repair procedures.
According to EC-regulations electrical systems have to be disassembled and recycled at the end of their life. Parker can support you in this. Make sure that instructions concerning health, safety and environment are compliant with the local legislation and regulations.
Nitrogen has a low diffusion rate and diffuses slowly through the membrane wall. Pressurised nitrogen enriched air is released at the outlet of the membranes (E) which can be stored in a nitrogen storage vessel. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 8 -...
The generator can be connected directly to the nitrogen consumer (Fig. 3-3) or to a buffer vessel (Fig. 3-4). Nitrogen ® NitroFlow Consumer Fig. 3-3 Buffer Vessel ® NitroFlow Nitrogen Consumer Fig: 3-4 K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 9 -...
1500 W Voltage/frequency 120Vac 60Hz Power consumption 1980 W Mains supply voltage fluctuations not to exceed +/- 10% of nominal voltage. Mains supply voltage fluctuations not to exceed +/- 10% of nominal voltage. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 11 -...
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Pout low Active: No Alarm settings Stop: 0 Level: 2 Delay: 30 P-switch Pressure switch Unit on Pressure switch Unit off Pressure switch Auto restart Options Remote Options Pincode Options Show Flow Options K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 12 -...
In case the compressor(s) need to be replaced, the correct part numbers are: Part Part number Air compressor LP/LP (230V/50Hz) 159.005576 Air compressor LP/LP (115V/60Hz) 159.005578 159.005575 Nitrogen compressor LP/HP (230V/50Hz) 159.005577 Nitrogen compressor LP/HP (115V/60Hz) K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 13 -...
The main supply line voltage must be within 10% of nominal rated voltage for the generator. In case of larger variations the generator will stop; continued use under these circumstances will inevitably lead to motor damage. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 14 -...
Switch current: 1A AC/DC General alarm (nc/no) (=K6) Spare The circuits connected to the relay contacts must be supplied by a fused or current limited power supply. All cables must be double insulated. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 15 -...
-button. The status will switch to P-RELIEF. The compressors will start three minutes (180 seconds) after the unit has been switched on. The delay time countdown time is shown next to the text P-RELIEF (see below). K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 16 -...
Access to options menu (refer to § 6.3.4) Access to local settings menu (refer to § 6.3.5) Access to maintenance menu (refer to § 6.3.6) Access to data logging menu (refer to § 6.3.7) Returning to previous menu K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 17 -...
2. When you select YES or AUTO RESET, the rest of the alarm parameters that need to be set will pop-up automatically (see screen below). K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 18 -...
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It is impossible to set O low at a higher level than O high. The setting of O low is limited once high has been set. Therefore, first set O high level before setting the O low level. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 19 -...
0-145 PSI* Unit off 0-10 Bar*/ Pressure level at which the unit will switch off 0-145 PSI* *refer to local settings menu To determine the correct switch on and off pressure, please check §7.4. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 20 -...
Local settings menu Access: Touch local settings menu button in settings screen (refer to § 6.3) Function: Set data to local requirements Depending on the local situation it is possible to change the setting accordingly. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 21 -...
Month-year when O -sensor needs to be changed (3 years from data of order) Filter life Hours countdown from 1 year to 0 hrs SCREEN 2/5 Data Explanation Total Total running hours of the generator K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 22 -...
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Button Explanation O2 – 20.9% Calibrate O sensor to 20.9%. Contact Parker’s technical support team. Flow Factor Only visible when selected Show Flow in the options menu (refer to §6.3.4) and when the unit is running. Calibrate the flow by entering the flow measured with an external flow meter.
The number of logged alarms CAUTION: Please check the alarm, p-switch, options and settings before you restart the unit. The unit cannot run without the SD-card. This will generate an alarm (SD-card failed). K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 24 -...
4. Turning the valve clockwise will result in a decrease of the oxygen level and vice versa. The oxygen level can be read on the main screen of the display. Fig. 7-1 Purity-adjustment-valve K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 25 -...
3. Make sure the system is depressurised; check the internal pressure level in the maintenance menu (screen 3/5) 4. When you restart afterwards there is a 3 minutes delay before it starts again. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 26 -...
To see which alarm is occurring, touch the symbol for more information. Default all alarms that can be set, are set to NO. This means they are not activated K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 27 -...
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When RESET is touched the alarm status is cleared. However, if the alarm still exist it will appear again after the delay time that has been entered in the alarm settings menu (refer to § 6.3.2) has passed. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 28 -...
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Clean the equipment with a damp cloth only and avoid excessive moisture around any electrical sockets. If required you may use a mild detergent, however do not use abrasives or solvents as they may damage the warning labels on the equipment. K3.1.142k Manual NitroFlow Lab - 29 -...
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