Optional Captive Air (Bladder) Tank Installation - Kinetico Water Systems TX Série Guide Du Propriétaire

Optional Captive Air (Bladder) Tank Installation

In some applications a captive air style (bladder) tank may be used instead of an atmospheric tank. When
installing a captive air style tank with a TX RO a reverse acting pressure switch and relief valve are required.
The pressure switch is set at 30/50 to turn the TX RO on at 30 psi and shut it off at 50 psi.
Important: The relief valve is used as a safety in case the pressure switch fails. The relief valve is
set at 100 psi to open up and allow pressure to relieve from the tank. The relief line is run to the
drain.
#7483 Pressure Tank
80 Gallon w/bladder
#10284A Pressure
Switch N/O Rev Act
Permeate from TXRO
#7916 Pressure Relief
Valve (Run relief line to
drain)
1. The #10284A Pressure Switch spring is set so that the turn on pressure is 30 psi and the turn off is 50
psi. (Note: The 30/50 setting is standard. If a different switch setting is required, the spring on the switch
must be adjusted.)
2. Connect 2 conductor cables (2 wires) to the normally open contacts on the #10284A Pressure Switch.
This is a low voltage contact so the wire conductor size can vary (normally between 14 and 20 gauge).
3. Run the 2 conductor cables into the TX RO control panel and connect to the contacts on the controller
marked LSH (Figure 6).
Note: Terminals on board
accept wire size up
to #12 AWG.
Normally Open Level
or Pressure Switch
(See TX Series Tech Manual for Kinetico
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Rev. 11/2016
Part Numbers)
Permeate out to process
G N D G N D G N D
P S1 P S1 P S1
230V 230V 230V
FS1 FS1 FS1
M V 1 M V 1 M V 1
LSH LSH LSH
P 1 P 1 P 1
LSM LSM LSM
M V 2/P 2 M V 2/P 2 M V 2/P 2
LSL LSL LSL
TB2
TB1
Figure 6
240 VAC Single Phase
16
TX Series Owners Manual
L2 L1
GND
Ground
Product No. 13591E