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Safety
Introduction
Component Overview
The AQUIS foam proportioning system injects a foam concentrate into the
waterway to create a solution that is delivered to the apparatus discharge lines.
The AQUIS system consists of many components that control and distribute the
concentrate. This section describes the components, appropriate specification,
and how they are used in the system.
Hose Lines and Fittings
Hose lines distribute the concentrate between the foam system components.
Hoses are not supplied in this kit. Contact Waterous for more information.
Supply Hose
The supply hose routes the concentrate from the supply tank to pump.
Contact Waterous for information about obtaining hose lines or you can
source them locally.
Inject Hose
The inject hose routes the concentrate from the pump to the injector.
Fittings
Fittings connect the hoses to the various components in the system.
Bypass Hose
The bypass hose routes the concentrate from the inject/bypass valve to
outside the apparatus.
Pump Mounting Hardware
The mounting hardware is required to secure the pump assembly to the
apparatus. The hardware is not supplied with the kit. Source the hardware
locally.
Power Cables
Power cables bring power to the pump. Make sure that you use the same
length and gauge for both the positive and the ground cable. The cables are
not supplied in this kit. Source power cables from a local supplier. Refer to
"Connecting the Power Supply" on page 42
Product Overview
Installation
for specific requirements.
Operation
Concentrate Tank
The concentrate tank holds the concentrate until it is required.
OIT/HMI Cable
This cable connects the OIT or HMI to the control box
This cable is an M12, 8-pin connector.
Flowmeter Cable
This cable connects the flowmeter to the control box
This cable is an M12, 5-pin connector.
Cable Extension
Extension cables extend the routing distance of the flowmeter or OIT/HMI
cable. Contact Waterous for information about obtaining extension cables.
Cables are available in a 3 and 6 meter lengths.
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Maintenance
Troubleshooting
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