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CALEFACTIO GMP User manual

1. lnstall the make-up package base assembly (6) on a level and sturdy surface. 50 gal. unit weighs 440 lbs. full of solution,
100 gal. unit weighs 843 lbs. full of solution.
2. Screw the outlet valve (3) into the solution container (2) outlet. Place outlet valve (3) to the left. Connect the hose
assembly (5) to the outlet valve (3).
3. Pipe-in the 1/2” FNPT System valve (7) to the System or loop to be pressurized.
4. Fill the solution container (2) with glycol and water in the proportions specified and mix.
5. Connect the panel electric cable to the junction box, according to local codes. The pump motor and the controls run
on 120/1/60.
6. With the system isolation valve (7) turned “o”, turn the power “on” and monitor the pump pressure: the pressure
gauge should rise, and the pump should stop after approximately 30 seconds. The gauge will indicate the factory PRV
pressure setting. If necessary, reset the pressure reducing valve, as described on the reverse side of this form, so that
this pressure is equal to the fill or minimum pressure required for the system to be pressurized.
7. Fill the System with the specified solution by other means. Make sure that the System pressure is equipped with an
adequate system expansion tank and a relief valve in order to protect the closed-circuit components. The relief valve
outlet can be discharged through the lid (1) into the solution container for glycol recovery.
8. Open the System valve (7). The pump will cycle, as required, to maintain a positive pressure. lt will not run on an empty
solution container (2). During the initial purge of the System, keep a close watch on the glycol solution supply so that
the container is never empty.
9. A 120 V signal is available from the low-level sensor (4) for a distant alarm.
Quebec •(Canada)
T450 951.0818
F450 951.2165
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GLYCOL MAKE-UP PACKAGE
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
INSTALLATION
OPERATION
1. Once the System has been purged, the GMP will maintain the set make up pressure automatically.
2. The GMP Series is designed to operate without the need of servicing or adjustment. No lubrication is necessary;
the pump is equipped with self lubricating carbon bearings, and the motor is a life-time lubricated type for standby
make-up applications. For other service, see nameplate. The pump has a mechanical seal type which does not require
adjustment.
3. Make sure that the glycol solution level in the translucent solution container (2) is always adequate. On GMP Series,
should the solution container run dry, the pump will stop, and the alarm will be activated. The audible part may be
silenced: however, make sure it is turned back on after filling the tank and bleeding as in paragraphs 5 and 6 above.
Always replace the lid (1) to keep the solution clean.
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
OPERATION
Quebec •(Canada)
T450 951.0818
F450 951.2165
info@calefactio.com
calefactio.com
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
Quebec •(Canada)
T450 951.0818
F450 951.2165
info@calefactio.com
calefactio.com
INST-OP-GMPD23050-ENG_202104
WARNING
To change the GMP discharge pressure to the system, adjust only the pressure reducing valve (10 to 70 PSI).
PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE ADJUSTMENT
The Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) is factory set for a unit discharge pressure of 12 psig. If a dierent discharge pres-
sure is required, adjust the PRV as follows.
A. INCREASING THE PRV DISCHARGE PRESSURE.
1. With the GMP unit operating, close the GMP’s isolation valve (7).
2. Loosen the Iock nut on the PRV adjustment screw.
3. White observing the GMP’s discharge pressure gauge, turn the PRV adjustment screw in a clockwise direction
until the desired operating pressure is achieved.
4. While holding the PRV adjustment screw in ils new set position, tighten the Iock nul.
5. Return the isolation valve to its full open position.
B. DECREASING THE PRV DISCHARGE PRESSURE.
1. Open the system relief valve to obtain a lower pressure than the one desired, do the steps men
t
ioned in section
“ A ”.
PART LIST
Part No. Item Part No. Item
GMP-DEMAR-12 Magnetic Starter 1/2 GMP-HGT15 Pressure Tank
GMP-DEMAR-13 Magnetic Starter 1/3 HP GMP-PROCON Pump Only
GMP-PRV Pressure Reducing Valve GMP-806 1/3 HP Motor
GMPFYG2J25 HP Pressure Switch GMP-871 112 HP Motor
GMPTANK100 100 Gal. Solution Tank
GMPTANK50 50 Gal. Solution Tank

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