Honeywell HON 5020 User manual

Actuator assembly for
HON 5020
Gas pressure regulator
Component documentation,
Maintenance manual and spare parts

Contents
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 2
Contents
1General considerations 3
1.1 About this component documentation 3
1.2 About the safety notices 4
2Description 6
2.1 Intended use 6
2.2 Labels/Markings 7
2.3 Identifying the actuator assembly 8
2.4 Layout and operation 9
2.5 Technical specifications 11
3Safety 15
3.1 Basic safety rules 15
3.2 Requirements concerning the workforce, personal protective gear, workplaces 16
4Transport and installation 19
4.1 Transporting the actuator assembly 19
4.2 Mounting the actuator assembly 21
4.3 Checking the system for leaks 22
5Maintenance 24
5.1 Maintenance schedule 24
5.2 Preparing the tools, spare parts and lubricants 24
5.3 Preparing for the maintenance 25
5.4 Maintaining the actuator assembly 26
6Storage, removal, and disposal 29
6.1 Storing the device 29
6.2 Disassembling the device 29
6.3 Disposing of the device 31
7Appendix 32
7.1 Spare parts for the HON 5020 actuator assembly 32
7.2 Spare parts for travel indication option 36
7.3 Lubricants 36

General considerations
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 3
1General considerations
Topic Page
About this component documentation 3
About the safety notices 4
1.1 About this component documentation
This component documentation applies to the actuator assembly for HON 5020 gas pressure
regulators.
This component documentation provides all individuals with the information required in
order to safely handle the device in connection with the following tasks:
Transport
Installation
Maintenance
Removal, storage, and disposal
This component documentation is intended for everyone working with or on the product:
Transportation personnel
Installation personnel
Maintenance and service personnel
Honeywell offers products with identical functions in a number of different sizes. For this
reason, we are unable to guarantee that the illustrations in this documentation will match the
dimensions of your product. In these cases, the illustrations should be viewed as a concept
sketch.
Failing to observe the information provided in this document may lead to injuries, including
death and material damages.
To ensure the safety, any persons handling the product must have read and understood the
following parts of this document before they start with any work involving it:
the chapter entitled Safety
the chapters that describe the work to be done
Unless explicitly permitted, the disclosure as well as duplication of this document, the exploi-
tation and communication of its contents are prohibited. Any breach or infringement will
result in liability for damages. All rights reserved in the event of patent, utility model or
registered design registration.
Contents
Validity and purpose
Target group
Illustration
Safety
Copyright notice

General considerations
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 4
© Copyright 2020 by
Honeywell Process Solutions
Honeywell Gas Technologies GmbH
Osterholzstraße 45
34123 Kassel
GERMANY
Tel: [phone]
Phone number for service: [phone]
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Website:
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The manufacturer will not be liable for damages and malfunctions arising from failure to
observe this component documentation and other applicable documents.
Changes and additions to the product must be approved by Honeywell Process Solutions in
writing. Any violation will void the legal liability for consequences arising thereof.
1.2 About the safety notices
The information contained in the safety notices is intended to prevent personal injury. Safety
notices contain the following information:
Nature and source of the danger
Possible consequences associated with the non-observance of the notice
Procedures for the prevention of personal injury
This document contains the following types of safety notices:
Type of safety notice
Description
Sign
Basic safety notices
Superordinate safety notices not relating to a
specific task:
They contain a summarized description of
hazards, risks and safety procedures associ-
ated with the handling of the device.
Their purpose is to inform and educate the
user about an existing danger and about
practicing behavioral safety.
They are suitable as safety instruction for all
employees handling the device.
Recognizable by the heading
of the chapter
Instruction-related
safety notices
Safety notices containing specific instructions
relating to the entire manual or a group of
manuals
Step-related safety
notices
Safety notices containing specific instructions
relating only to the step
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
Copyright
Details about the manu-
facturer’s liability
Constructive changes
Meaning
Types of safety
notices

General considerations
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 5
Type of safety notice
Description
Sign
Additional safety
notice
Instruction to observe certain safety notices
with reference to a location in the document
where safety notices containing specific
information about dangers, risks and specific
instructions for safety procedures can be found
The safety notices containing specific instructions are identified with a signal word. The signal
word represents a certain danger level:
Danger level
If you fail to follow the instruction, then …
And the consequence is …
DANGER
an accident will happen
serious bodily injury or
death.
WARNING
an accident may happen
possible serious bodily
injury or death.
CAUTION
an accident may or will happen.
minor or moderate bodily
injury.
Warnings about possible material damages are identified with the word Attention in this
document.
Danger levels
Warnings about material
damages

Description
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 6
2Description
Topic Page
Intended use 6
Labels/Markings 7
Identifying the actuator assembly 8
Layout and operation 9
Technical specifications 11
2.1 Intended use
The HON 5020 actuator assembly must be used exclusively with a compatible pilot made by
Honeywell. It is intended to be used, in combination with an appropriate pilot, as a gas pres-
sure regulator in a regulating line. Depending on the pilot model used in combination with
the actuator assembly, the latter can be used to maintain the outlet or inlet pressure of a gas
constant within the regulating line, regardless of the influence of disturbance variables such
as pressure changes and/or discharge changes. In addition, when combined with an appro-
priate pilot, the actuator assembly can be used to implement an active-monitor regulator
configuration. As a gas pressure regulator, it can also be used at transfer stations used in gas
transportation networks, as well as in power plants and industrial facilities. The HON 5020
actuator assembly unit can be used with natural gas or dry, non-aggressive industrial gases.
Note: The utilization limits of the device with regard to the medium, operating pressure and
operating temperature can be gathered from the type plate attached on the device or the
technical specifications.
The use under different operating conditions must be coordinated in consultation with the
manufacturer.
Please observe the following limitations of use:
Do not use the device for any media other than those mentioned in the intended use or
those discussed with and approved by the manufacturer.
Do not use the device in any installation position other than the one documented in
this component documentation.
Do not use the device against the direction of flow specified on the device and in the
component documentation.
When replacing defective parts, only use original spare parts or manufacturer-approved
standard parts.
Do not attempt to modify or remodel the device on your own.
Contents
Intended use
Limitations of use

Description
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 7
2.2 Labels/Markings
Illegible information on the device poses a risk of injury due to resulting erroneous opera-
tion, use, or installation.
Labels, as well as inscriptions and stamping on the device, can eventually become soiled or
otherwise unrecognizable to such an extent that users will not be warned effectively of
hazards and may be unable to follow required operating instructions. This will pose a risk of
injury.
Make sure to always keep all relevant labels in good condition so that they will be easily
legible.
Immediately replace damaged and missing labels.
The following labels/markings can be found on the actuator assembly’s casing:
Figure
No.
Meaning
1
Nameplate
2
Body part number
3
Batch number
Foundry code
4
CE PIN
(only if the unit has been granted a CE type
approval)
5
Body nominal size
6
Arrow indicating the direction of flow
For a detailed list of the information on the nameplate and what it means:
Identifying the device
Small labels must be used to color-code and explicitly name the actuator assembly’s connec-
tion lines based on what the lines are intended for and their minimum nominal size.
Illegible labels
Labels on the HON 5020
actuator assembly
Nameplate
Labels on connection
lines

Description
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 8
2.3 Identifying the actuator assembly
Make sure you have the right component documentation for your actuator assembly.
To identify your actuator assembly, look at the nameplate.
Make sure that the conditions on site correlate with the information on the type plate and
the technical specifications.
Technical specifications (see page 11)
The type plate of the actuator assembly can be found here:
Figure
No.
Meaning
1
Front of the actuator assembly
For actuator assembly models that use the metric system, the information on the name-
plate will be as follows:
Figure
No.
Meaning
1
Model name
2
Manufacturer
3
Nominal size
4
Serial number of the device
5
Valve seat diameter
6
Device version
(IS = version with integral overpressure
protection)
7
Standard (EN 334)
8
Manufacturing date (month/year)
9
Connection
10
Temperature range
11
Failure function (fail-open)
12
Maximum allowable pressure
13
Maximum allowable inlet pressure
Identifying the actuator
assembly
Verifying the technical
specifications
Locating the type plate of
the actuator assembly
Interpreting the type
plate of the actuator
assembly

Description
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 9
For actuator assembly models that use the imperial system, the information on the name-
plate will be as follows:
Figure
No.
Meaning
1
Model name
2
Manufacturer
3
Nominal size
4
Nominal pressure / Flange standard
5
Tightening torque
6
Manufacturing date (month/year)
7
Customer reference number
8
Serial number
9
Differential pressure
10
Temperature range (-40° to 175° F)
11
Maximum allowable inlet pressure
2.4 Layout and operation
In combination with an appropriate Honeywell pilot, the HON 5020 actuator assembly can be
used as a gas pressure regulator in order to maintain the outlet or inlet pressure of a gas
constant within the regulating line, regardless of the influence of disturbance variables such
as pressure changes and/or discharge changes.
The pressure that needs to be regulated is fed to the pilot via the sensing line. The diaphragm
system in the pilot determines the pressure actual value as a force on the measuring dia-
phragm and compares it with the force of the pilot spring, which is used as reference variable.
If control deviations are detected based on the results from this comparison, the opening
position of the actuator assembly’s regulating diaphragm will be changed by adjusting the
motorization pressure so that the pressure being regulated (actual value) will change to
match the setpoint. When there is zero pressure flow, the device seals tightly.
Actuator assembly configuration:
Figure
No.
Meaning
1
Actuator body
2
Diaphragm assembly
3
Flow restrictor
4
Noise reduction element
5
Support disc
6
Inlet pressure
7
Outlet pressure
8
Motorization pressure
How it works
Actuator assembly con-
figuration

Description
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 10
Actuator assembly connection lines:
Figure
No.
Connection
Front:
1
Inlet pressure
2
Motorization pressure
3
Outlet pressure / feedback
Back:
4
Outlet pressure
5
Inlet pressure
The actuator assembly’s connections have the following dimensions:
M14 x1.5 if the pilot being connected uses the metric system
3/8 NPT if the pilot being connected uses the imperial system
The numbers have the following meaning:
Figure
No.
Description
1
Optical travel indicator
2
Optical travel indicator with remote control
Actuator assembly
connection lines
Travel indication option

Description
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 11
Optical travel indicator
The regulator is in the closed position when the magnet is located completely behind
the diffuse surface.
When the travel position is in the open position, this is not a position indicator, but only
shows that the regulator is in operation.
Optical travel indicator with remote control
The optical travel indication can also be equipped with a remote indication.
The positions open and closed are switched by means of a reed contact.
The remote indication is also not a position indicator, but only shows whether or not
the regulator is in operation.
2.5 Technical specifications
There are various flange facings for the nominal diameters of 1" (DN 25); 2" (DN 50);
3" (DN 80); 4" (DN 100), and 6" (DN 150), as specified in the following standards:
ASME B16.5
Pressure rating as per Class 150; 300; 600 / Class 150 =20 bar; Class 300 =51 bar;
Class 600 =102 bar
Flange facing: Raised face; ring joint
DIN EN 1759-1
Pressure rating as per Class 150; 300; 600 / Class 150 =20 bar; Class 300 =51 bar;
Class 600 =102 bar
Flange facing: B flange; J flange
DIN EN 1092-1
Pressure rating as per PN 16; 25; 40 / PN 16 =16 bar; PN 25 =25 bar; PN 40 =40 bar
Flange facing: B flange
Size
PN
Class
1
inch (mm)
2
inch (mm)
3
inch (mm)
4
inch (mm)
5
inch (mm)
Weight*
lbs (kg)
1″(DN 25)
16
150
7.24 (184)
2.83 (72)
5.95 (151)
6.46 (164)
6.54 (166)
29.8 (13.7)
1″(DN 25)
25 / 40
300
7.76 (197)
2.83 (72)
6.93 (176)
6.46 (164)
6.54 (166)
32.8 (14.9)
1″(DN 25)
600
8.27 (210)
2.83 (72)
6.93 (176)
6.46 (164)
6.54 (166)
33.6 (15.4)
2″(DN 50)
16
150
10.00 (254)
3.23 (82)
7.32 (186)
7.17 (182)
7.32 (186)
47.6 (21.6)
2″(DN 50)
25 / 40
300
10.51 (267)
3.23 (82)
7.32 (186)
7.17 (182)
7.32 (186)
52.9 (24.0)
2″(DN 50)
600
11.26 (286)
3.98 (101)
8.03 (204)
7.17 (182)
6.54 (166)
63.5 (28.8)
3″(DN 80)
16
150
11.73 (298)
4.80 (122)
8.58 (218)
8.70 (221)
7.80 (198)
95.7 (43.4)
How the travel indication
option works
Nominal pressure rating
and flange facing stand-
ards
HON 5020 dimensions
and weights when using
HON 640a pilot as an
example

Description
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Size
PN
Class
1
inch (mm)
2
inch (mm)
3
inch (mm)
4
inch (mm)
5
inch (mm)
Weight*
lbs (kg)
3″(DN 80)
25 / 40
300
12.48 (317)
4.80 (122)
9.06 (230)
8.70 (221)
7.80 (198)
105.8 (48.0)
3″(DN 80)
600
13.27 (337)
5.00 (127)
9.06 (230)
8.70 (221)
7.80 (198)
148.6 (67.4)
4″(DN 100)
16
150
13.86 (352)
5.71 (145)
9.84 (250)
10.04 (255)
8.98 (228)
151.0 (68.5)
4″(DN 100)
25 / 40
300
14.49 (368)
5.71 (145)
9.84 (250)
10.04 (255)
8.98 (228)
170.0 (77.1)
4″(DN 100)
600
15.51 (394)
5.71 (145)
9.84 (250)
10.04 (255)
8.98 (228)
205.0 (93.0)
6″(DN 150)
16
150
17.76 (451)
7.56 (192)
11.61 (295)
11.85 (301)
10.59 (269)
286.6 (130.0)
6″(DN 150)
25 / 40
300
18.62 (473)
7.56 (192)
11.97 (304)
11.69 (297)
10.59 (269)
324.1 (147.0)
6″(DN 150)
600
20.00 (508)
7.91 (201)
11.97 (304)
11.89 (302)
10.59 (269)
425.5 (193.0)
*The HON 640a pilot used in this example weighs: 4.19 lbs (1.9 kg)
Size
PN
Class
A
inches (mm)
B
inches (mm)
C
inches (mm)
D
inches (mm)
E
inches (mm)
Weight*
lbs (kg)
1''-2"
16 /
25 /
40
247
164
240
165
144
31.5 (14.3)
33.7 (15.3)
33.7 (15.3)
1''-2"
150
239
150
31.1 (14.1)
1''-2"
300
247
165
33.7 (15.3)
1''-2"
600
247
165
36.6 (16.6)
Dimensions and weights
for a HON 5020 body
with expander as exam-
ple

Description
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Size
PN
Class
A
inches (mm)
B
inches (mm)
C
inches (mm)
D
inches (mm)
E
inches (mm)
Weight*
lbs (kg)
2''-4"
16
292
182
310
220
164
52.9 (24)
2''-4"
25 / 40
300
235
59.5 (27)
59.5 (27)
2''-4"
150
297
230
56.2 (25.5)
2''-4"
300
310
255
67.3 (30.5)
2''-4"
600
320
275
205
88.2 (40)
3''-6"
16
377
234
400
285
254
122.6 (55.6)
3''-6"
25 / 40
384
300
134.1 (60.8)
3''-6"
150
374
280
121.7 (55.2)
3''-6"
300
394
320
144.9 (65.7)
3''-6"
600
412
355
211.2 (95.8)
4''-8"
16
536
306
430
460
294
225.1 (102.1)
4''-8"
25
549
485
246.5 (111.8)
4''-8"
40
564
515
253.4 (114.9)
4''-8"
150
549
485
228.0 (103.4)
4''-8"
300
566
520
256.7 (116.4)
4''-8"
600
586
560
310.0 (140.6)
6''-12''
16
611
381
570
460
385
402.0 (182.3)
6''-12''
25
624
485
454.0 (205.9)
6''-12''
40
639
515
481.1 (218.2)
6''-12''
150
624
485
423.6 (192.1)
6''-12''
300
641
520
479.1 (217.3)
6''-12''
600
657
377
560
403
703.0 (318.8)

Description
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Criterion
Value
Nominal diameter
1″(DN 25), 2″(DN 50), 3″(DN 80), 4″(DN 100), 6″
(DN 150)
Maximum operating pressure
285 psi (19.65 bar)
Criterion
Value
Nominal diameter
1″(DN 25), 2″(DN 50), 3″(DN 80), 4″(DN 100), 6″
(DN 150)
Maximum operating pressure
740 psi (51 bar)
Criterion
Value
Nominal diameter
1″(DN 25), 2″(DN 50), 3″(DN 80), 4″(DN 100), 6″
(DN 150)
Maximum operating pressure
1480 psi (102 bar)
Criterion
Value
Nominal diameter
1″(DN 25), 2″(DN 50), 3″(DN 80), 4″(DN 100), 6″
(DN 150)
Maximum operating pressure
232 psi (16 bar)
Criterion
Value
Nominal diameter
1″(DN 25), 2″(DN 50), 3″(DN 80), 4″(DN 100), 6″
(DN 150)
Maximum operating pressure
362 psi (25 bar)
Criterion
Value
Nominal diameter
1″(DN 25), 2″(DN 50), 3″(DN 80), 4″(DN 100), 6″
(DN 150)
Maximum operating pressure
580 psi (40 bar)
Criterion
Value
Maximum temperature range
-40 °F –+175 °F (-40 °C –+79 °C)
The mechanical components of the device do not have any potential ignition sources. Con-
sequently, they are not subject to the requirements of the ATEX 95 Equipment Directive
(94/9/EU).
Operating pressure,
Class 150
Operating pressure,
Class 300
Operating pressure,
Class 600
Operating pressure,
PN 16
Operating pressure,
PN 25
Operating pressure,
PN 40
Environmental conditions
ATEX specifications

Safety
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3Safety
Topic Page
Basic safety rules 15
Requirements concerning the workforce, personal protective gear, workplaces 16
3.1 Basic safety rules
These rules are intended for any individuals handling the device.
These rules are designed to make sure that any individuals working with or on the device will
thoroughly familiarize themselves with the corresponding hazards and safety measures and
will observe the safety notices contained in this component documentation and on the
device. If you do not follow these rules, there is a risk of injury including death and material
damages.
Observe the following rules:
Read the chapter entitled Safety and the chapters relating to your responsibilities in
their entirety. It is vital that you have understood these contents.
Always keep this component documentation in the vicinity of the device so that you can
consult it when necessary.
Include this component documentation if you are transferring ownership of the device.
Observe the following rules:
Only individuals who meet the requirements set forth in this component documenta-
tion have permission to work with/on the device.
The device’s intended use includes its use in hazardous locations. All work with and on
the device must be carried out only after the presence of an explosive atmosphere has
been fully ruled out.
Only use the device for the intended purpose. Never use the device for any other, po-
tentially logical purposes.
Follow all the safety measures outlined in this component documentation and on the
device. In particular, wear the mandatory personal protective gear.
Do not modify the device in any way, e. g. by removing parts or adding unapproved
parts. In particular, you have no permission to modify or disable any safety contrivanc-
es.
When replacing defective parts, only use original spare parts or manufacturer-approved
standard parts.
Contents
Target group of these
rules
Purpose of these rules
How to use this compo-
nent documentation
Handling the device

Safety
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 16
Personnel must meet the following requirements:
All personnel must meet the requirements corresponding to their duties.
All personnel must read and understand this component documentation before work-
ing with/on the device.
All occupational health and safety regulations that apply in your country must be com-
plied with.
All personnel must be provided with the personal protective equipment required for
their work. This personal protective equipment must be in good condition at all times.
All personnel must wear the personal protective equipment required for their work.
The device is designed and built such that the employees can work with it without being at
risk. In spite of all the precautions, accidents can happen under unfavorable circumstances.
Always consult the directives of your company concerning the protection of the workforce.
3.2 Requirements concerning the workforce, personal protective gear,
workplaces
Individuals tasked with handling the device must meet the following requirements:
Personnel
Responsibilities
Required qualification
Skilled person or expert
Any work on and with the device
Professional training and experience
operating pressure equipment and
systems
Knowledge of the relevant standards
and regulations
Ability to identify and avoid dangers
autonomously
Certified, independent
competent person
Safety checks
Professional training
Knowledge of the relevant standards
and regulations
Ability to identify and avoid dangers
autonomously
Carrier
Company-to-company transport
Professional training and experience
transporting pressure equipment
and systems
Knowledge of the relevant standards
and regulations
Ability to identify and avoid dangers
autonomously
Knowledge with securing hauling
distances
Knowledge with the use of hoisting
equipment
Transportation personnel
Intra-company transport
Professional training and experience
with the transport using stackers, etc.
Mechanical
fitter
Mechanical installation
Professional training and experience
operating pressure equipment and
systems
Knowledge of the relevant standards
and regulations
Ability to identify and avoid dangers
autonomously
Requirements concerning
the workforce
Conduct in the event of
accidents
Requirements concerning
the workforce

Safety
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 17
Personnel
Responsibilities
Required qualification
Tasked with the commis-
sioning
Initial start-up
Renewed start-up
Professional training and experience
operating pressure equipment and
systems
Knowledge of the relevant standards
and regulations
Ability to identify and avoid dangers
autonomously
Tasked with the installa-
tion
Set-up
Professional training and experience
operating pressure equipment and
systems
Knowledge of the relevant standards
and regulations
Ability to identify and avoid dangers
autonomously
Mechanical maintenance
personnel
Involving mechanical parts:
Fault finding
Maintenance
Repairs
Professional training and experience
operating pressure equipment and
systems
Knowledge of the relevant standards
and regulations
Ability to identify and avoid dangers
autonomously
Inspector
Safety check
Qualified inspector with adequate
knowledge of gas pressure regulators
Tasked with the disposal
Disposal of the device
Professional training and experience
with the disposal of pressure
equipment and systems
Knowledge of the relevant standards
and regulations
Ability to identify and avoid dangers
autonomously
Any persons handling the device must be equipped with the following personal protective
gear:
Task
Required personal protective gear
Start-up, operation (including partial),
cleaning, maintenance, search and remedy
of errors
Industrial protective helmet
Protective clothing
Safety harness
Ear protection
Safety boots with protection for electrostatic dis-
charge (ESD)
Safety goggles
Safety gloves
Requirements for the
personal protective gear

Safety
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 18
To ensure the safe handling of the device, the personnel must remain at the workplaces
intended for performing their tasks.
The workplaces for performing the various tasks are at the following locations:
Task
Workplaces
Installation
Start-up
Set-up
Maintenance, repairs
Decommissioning
All around the device, depending on the task
Workplace requirements

Transport and installation
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 19
4Transport and installation
Topic Page
Transporting the actuator assembly 19
Mounting the actuator assembly 21
Checking the system for leaks 22
4.1 Transporting the actuator assembly
Risk of serious injury posed by heavy loads when using cranes for transportation
Transporting heavy devices or components with a crane may result in serious impact and
crush injuries if the loads start moving in an uncontrolled manner.
Loads may only be transported with a crane by a duly qualified person.
Markings and information about the center of gravity of the load (if applicable) must be
observed.
Loads may only be moved under supervision.
Risk of serious injury in the event that load handling attachments break while holding a
suspended load
Heavy loads picked up or transported with hoisting and slinging gear may result in serious
impact and crush injuries if the load handling attachments fail.
Only fasten the device at the positions intended for the transport.
The load-bearing capacity of the appropriate hoisting equipment must correspond at
least to the weight of the load to be transported.
Always stand clear of suspended loads.
Ensure that no person is within the danger zone.
A mobile workshop crane is suitable for use as hoisting equipment.
The following are adequate for use as slings:
Ropes
Belts
Chains
The hoisting equipment and slings must meet the following criteria:
The load-bearing capacity is adequate for the weight of the HON 5020.
The hoisting height is adequate for the mounting position at the installation site.
Contents
Heavy transport units
Suspended loads
Selecting the hoisting
equipment and slings

Transport and installation
HON 5020 gas pressure regulator 20
Proceed as follows:
Figure
Step
Description
1
Leave the flange protective plates on the
HON 5020 during transport.
2
Hook the sling into the eye bolt.
3
Lift the HON 5020.
Slowly and carefully transport the HON
5020 to the location where it will be
installed.
If the travel indication option is present, proceed as follows:
1
Remove the protective caps.
2
Install the ring bolts included in delivery
and attach the slings to the ring bolts.
3
Lift the HON 5020.
Slowly and carefully transport the HON
5020 to the location where it will be
installed.
Transporting the actuator
assembly