Generac Power Systems Dust Fighter DF Smart User manual

User Guide
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Dust Fighter
(Dust Suppression System)
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Important Notes
All site activity must be thoroughly planned before work commences to
identify hazards and assess risk.
These instructions form guidance for the Dust Fighter. Non-standard
applications should be approved by a suitably qualified engineer.
Ensure all personnel engaged in installation operations are properly briefed
and adequately supervised by a competent person.
THIS USER GUIDE IS NOT CONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED
IF IN ANY DOUBT SEEK FURTHER ADVICE:
ON FREEPHONE - 0800 111 4665
Rev Date Comments Initial
1.2 28/06/22 Branding update DSW

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Common Symbols and Meanings
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
Use eye protection
Use hearing protection
Wear protective gloves
Wear head protection
Wear protective footwear
WARNING SYMBOLS
General warning
Crushing of hands
Hot surface or oil
Extreme cold
SAFETY
Safety Note: We recommend using hand and eye protection when operating hydraulic equipment

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Introduction
Dust Fighter DF Smart
Item Code SHOP001.07
Electrical Engine Single Phase 230V 50Hz - 2.2 kW
Water Connection Express Type 1/2” Quick Connection
Fan 9 Nylon Blades, Aluminium Hub
Air Flow 90mm3/min
Coverage (without wind) 13m
Nozzles Holder Stainless Steel With 12 Connections
Nominal Pressure 1 - 5 bar
Water Filter 300 µm (0.3mm)
Tilting Range 10º - 50º
Dimensions 985 x 785 x 835 (L x W x H)
Weight 79 Kg
1.0 bar - 5.4 l/min
Water Consumption 1.5 bar - 6.6 l/min
2.0 bar - 7.5 l/min
2.5 bar - 8.5 l/min
The DF Smart Dust Fighter controls the disbursement of dust and airborne dust on-site using a fine water vapour
which is spread over the designated area. The water vapour attaches to dust particles, bringing them safely to the
ground. The wheeled lightweight equipment is easy to transport and can be used across a number of different
applications. It is particularly useful for dust suppression when working on demolition sites where excavator
attachments such as Hydraulic Hammers or waste processing equipment is being used. The Dust Fighter can be
tilted to the preferred angle and has extremely efficient water consumption compared to traditional hosing
methods and this also helps to keep mud and sludge to a minimum.
Equipment Specification
Equipment Identification
A. Start Button E. Lifting Hook I. Water Connection
B. Socket F. Vapour Nozzles J. Tilting Blower Handle
C. Stop Button G. Water Filler K. Forklift Pockets
D. Tilting Blower Knob H. Water Tap

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General Checks
Check the following points before operating the Dust Fighter:
Ensure the Dust Fighter is secured and positioned on level ground
Ensure the immediate area surrounding the unit is dry, clean and free of debris
Wear appropriate PPE, including eye protection and non-conductive gloves
Do Not attempt any repairs, contact Sandhurst
Connect the Water Supply
Safety Notes:
Extreme care and adequate precautions must be taken to prevent trapping fingers during the
connection process. Always use certified lifting equipment.
Note:
Only use clean water from a controlled reliable
source: inhaling contaminated water vapour
can be harmful.
1. Verify the water valve ‘A’ is in the CLOSED
position as shown left.
2. Connect the water supply to fitting ‘B’.
Connect the Electrical Supply
Safety Notes:
Avoid water contact with the power source.
Do not wear jewellery while operating this equipment.
Do not operate if the electrical cord is worn or cut through.
Do not attempt any electrical repairs - contact Sandhurst.
1. Verify that switch ‘A’ is in the OFF position
2. Connect to socket ‘B’ 240V power with the
following requirements:
The extension cord must be marked ‘WA’
or indicate it is suitable for outdoor use
The power source must be protected with a
Residual Current Device (RCD)
Use extension cords of adequate length
(see table below for recommendations)
Recommended Power Cables and Lengths
15m (50 ft.) 10/3 - (L5-20P) - L5-20R)
30m (100 ft.) 12/3 - (5-15P) - 5-15R)

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Preliminary Checks
Before use, check that the Dust Fighter:
Is positioned on flat ground in a well ventilated area
Has protective barriers positioned approximately 2m around the unit
Is correctly connected to a suitable water supply
Is correctly connected to a 240V 60 Hz power source
Has no cut, worn or bare electrical cords and that all electrical connections are secure
Starting the Unit
Lifting the Unit
Safety Notes:
Do not use the lifting eye if there are signs of damage or corrosion.
Do not use the lifting eye for anything other than its intended use.
Be aware of people and objects onsite when moving or lifting the unit.
Note:
The Dust Fighter should only be lifted using
equipment with sufficient load capacity.
When lifting the unit, attach any slings,
chains or hooks directly to the central lifting
point ‘A’
Use the forklift pockets ‘B’ with care: avoid
approaching the unit at an angle as this
can cause permanent damage to the
forklift pockets, tires or cabinet.
Press start button ‘A’ to start the fan. Open valve ‘B’ to release the water vapour from the
nozzles.
Safety Note: Never direct the water jet toward people or animals: shut down immediately
if people or animals enter the working area.
2.1. 2.

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Adjusting the Jet Angle
1. Pull the tilting blower knob ‘A’
2. Use handle ‘B’ to tilt the Dust Fighter
blower to the desired angle.
3. Release the tilting blower knob ‘A’ to lock
the unit in position.
Stopping the Unit
1. 2.
Close the water valve ‘A’ and wait for water to stop spraying
from the nozzles.
Press stop button ‘C’ to stop the fan.
Do Do Not
Read this user guide before operation
Wear appropriate PPE
Check for damage before every use
Keep clothing, hair and appendages away from moving
parts
Avoid water contact with a power source
Ensure the electrical system is properly grounded
Operate the unit only when secured on a firm, level
surface
Only use water from a controlled, reliable source
Properly connect lifting cables, chains or straps
Only use certified lifting equipment
Store the Dust Fighter on firm level ground, in a safe, dry
clean area when not in use or when ready for collection
X Inadvertently ‘ground’ the Dust Fighter
X Allow personnel into the working zone during operation
X Block or restrict the air/water flow
X Interfere with the Dust Fighter whilst in operation
X Drop or strike the Dust Fighter
X Allow untrained personnel to operate the Dust Fighter
X Use the Dust Fighter if the electrical cord is worn or cut
XUse the lifting eye if there are signs of damage or
corrosion
X Operate if the Dust Fighter is found to be damaged in any
way
X Direct the water jet toward people or animals
X Use the Dust Fighter under water
X Use the Dust Fighter for anything other than its intended
use
XUndertake any maintenance on the Dust Fighter - contact
Sandhurst
Note: Do not attempt any repairs or maintenance on the Dust Fighter - contact Sandhurst.
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