Dupla CO2 Set 250 Gebrauchsanleitung Seite 11

Starting up: Make sure that the stainless steel needle valve
Insert the cylinder connection
30 mm open-ended spanner. Connect the hose connection spout
using a CO ² tight hose. Completely open the cylinder valve and check the CO ² cylinder pressure on the cylinder pressure gauge
This is around 60 bar at room temperature. The preset operating pressure (operating pressure gauge
For initial use, use the pressure adjustment screw 8 to set a operating pressure of around 1 – 1.5 bar. You can read off the set pressure
at the operating pressure gauge
desired bubble count. After approx. 1 day (running-in period) you can use pressure adjustment screw
of the bubble count. The bubble count is proportional to the defined operating pressure. If you have set a bubble count of around
10 bubbles per minute at a operating pressure of 1 bar, you can double the bubble count simply by increasing the operating pressure
to 2 bar and halve the bubble count by reducing the operating pressure by half. This allows a convenient and precise bubble count
setting. Turn the pressure adjustment screw
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Note: The CO ² Armatur Pro is equipped with an integrated reflux valve that protects the fitting against reflux water.
Technical data:
Gas type:
Connection number:
Operating pressure:
Pressure gauge connection: 2 x G 1/4"
Valve spindle:
Connections:
Microfilter:
Material:
Weight:
Illustrations are non-binding. Technical details are subject to change.
into the opening of the cylinder valve and tighten the union nut
2
. Then use the adjustment screw on the stainless steel needle valve
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anticlockwise to reduce the operating pressure.
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2
6
CO ² , connection according to DIN 477 Part 1
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0 – 3 bar
stainless steel
output for CO ² hose
2 units installed
nickel-plated brass
approx. 960 g
is closed before connecting the CO ² Armatur Pro to the CO ² Depot.
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of the CO ² Armatur Pro to the CO ² Reactor or CO ² Atomiser
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7
hand-tight, possible using a
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) set by the factory is 0 bar.
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to roughly define the
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for further fine adjustment
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4
8
.
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