10
9
1.3.2 Exhaust
QThe exhaust can be moved to the left or
bottom of the motor silencer (55) by
swapping the exhaust cover (17) and the
exhaust port (56). Fig. 1.
QThe usage of the bottom exhaust port
should be avoided if possible, otherwise
it may not leave enough space for suction
and compressed air lines.
QThe exhaust hose (socket/pipe) Fig. 8 is
used to route the exhaust air from the
suction system to the installed piping. The
exhaust hose can additionally be used as
an extension or flexible intermediate piece
in the suction or exhaust air line. Item
number: 752/3481
QWe recommend to guide the exhaust air
to the outside. If the length of the duct
exceeds 10m, Ø 110mm pipe should be
installed.
QFor an exhaust into the room, we offer
a diffuser (Fig.9), which reduces the air
velocity and outflow noise. This can be
installed in a suitable position and can also
be connected via a Ø75mm pipe.
Dimensions: 450x300x300 mm
Fig. 7:
1.3.3 Compressed air
QPlug the enclosed 8mm compressed air
hose firmly into the swivelling connector
on the pressure reducer, Fig.10, take care
to overcome the pressure point of the
sealing.
QNow the quick connector (7mm) can be
plugged into a suitable quick coupling in
the laboratory.
Fig. 8:
Fig. 10:
Fig. 9:
