Sealey TP101 Instructions Manual

thank you for purchasing a sealey product. Manufactured to a high standard this product will give you years of trouble free performance
if these instructions are carefully followed and the product is correctly maintained.
IMPORTANT: PleASe ReAD THeSe INSTRUCTIONS CARefUllY. NOTe THe SAfe OPeRATIONAl ReQUIRemeNTS,
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS. USe THIS PRODUCT CORReCTlY AND WITH CARe fOR THe PURPOSe fOR WHICH IT IS
INTeNDeD. fAIlURe TO DO SO mAY CAUSe DAmAGe OR PeRSONAl INJURY AND WIll INVAlIDATe THe WARRANTY.
PleASe ReTAIN THeSe INSTRUCTIONS fOR fUTURe USe.
1. SAfeTY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING! Ensure health & safety, local authority, and general workshop practice regulations are strictly adhered to when using this
equipment.
Familiarise yourself with product application and limitations, as well as the specific potential hazards peculiar to this product.
Maintain the meter in good condition (use an authorised service agent).
Replace or repair damaged parts. Use genuine parts only. Non authorised parts will invalidate the warranty.
Use only to meter diesel fuel, kerosene, petrol, water, windscreen washer or water/urea solutions.
Ensure safety eye protection and protective clothing are worn when using this product.
Keep the work area clean, uncluttered and ensure there is adequate lighting.
Maintain correct balance and footing. Ensure the floor is not slippery and wear non slip shoes.
Keep children and unauthorised persons away from the working area.
After use, drain any fluids from the equipment before storage.
Dispose of waste liquids in accordance with local authority regulations.
DO NOT exceed the maximum pressure of 50bar.
DO NOT use the equipment near open flames.
DO NOT smoke whilst using this equipment.
DO NOT use for corrosive fluids.
DO NOT dismantle, tamper with or adapt the equipment for any purpose other than for which it is designed.
DO NOT use the unit if it has been dropped or mishandled, check the unit to ensure there is no damage.
DO NOT use taper connections, use parallel connectors only.
DO NOT use compressed air on the turbine, the excessive rotation will damage the unit.
Keep the meter clean and store in a safe dry, childproof location.
WARNING! DO NOT allow uncontrolled discharge of fluids thus polluting the environment. All liquids must be disposed of according to
local authority regulations.
2. INTRODUCTION
Robust rubber housing with integral digital electronic metering. Easy
to read large, four digit, 28mm high LcD display calibrated in litres.
Features flow rate indication. 1"x1"BSP Male / Female fittings.
Powered by 2 x AAA batteries (supplied). IP65 Rated protection.
Measurement system turbine (Polypropylene)
Flow Rate (Range) 6 ~ 120 litre/min
operating pressure (Max) 20bar
Bursting pressure (Min) 40bar
storage temperature -20°c to 70°c
(Range)
storage humidity (Max) 95%
operating temperature -10°c to 50°c
(Range)
Flow resistance 0.30bar at 120 litre/min
Viscosity (Range) 2 to 5.35 cst for diesel fuel
Accuracy +/-1% of value indicated after calibration
(between 15 and 120l/min)
Reproducibility (typical) +/- 0.3%
Power supply 2 x 1.5V alkaline batteries AAA
Battery life 18 to 36 months
Weight 0.25kg (including batteries)
Petrol, Diesel, Windscreen Wash,
compatible Fluids
Kerosine, Water.
InstRUctIons FoR:
DIGITAl flOW meTeR
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3. INSTAllATION
3.1 Installing Into System
3.1.1 connect the tP101 into the system, ensuring that the arrow
on the side of the meter is pointing in the direction of the flow.
Note: Use 1" BSP threaded connectors only, DO NOT use taper
threaded connectors.
Note: To improve the life of the turbine, a strainer should be fitted
upstream of the meter.
3.1.2 the facia of the meter can be rotated to match the orientation
of the meter (fig.1). Remove the four screws from the front of
the unit and carefully separate from the rubber protection
surround, rotate the facia to the desired position taking care
not to trap the wires against the reed switch (fig.2.1), push
gently into the rubber surround and refit the screws.
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TP101
fig.1
fig.2
tP101 Issue no: 1 - 21/11/08