BOSSMAN BLPR182 LOW PRESSURE GAS REGULATOR (SIRIM ) ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES KEPALA GAS

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PRODUCT DETAILS

- Brand : Bossman

- Model::BLPR182

- Low Pressure Gas Regulator

- Good Quality and Long Lasting

- QC Pass and Sirim Certified

- Sirim Approved

- Suitable for Home Application

- Dimension : 10mm x7mm x 8 mm

Connecting the Regulator to the Cylinder:

- Check that the gasket is good.

- Close the regulator by rotating the hand knob in a counterclockwise direction.

- Close the regulator outlet valve by rotating the valve knob in a clockwise direction.

- Connect the regulator to the cylinder. The regulator should be attached to the cylinder without forcing the threads. If the inlet of the regulator does not fit the cylinder outlet, it is likely that the regulator is not intended for the gas service.

- Slowly open the gas cylinder valve. Check the inlet pressure gauge to ensure that it registers the expected value. Low cylinder pressure may indicate a leaking valve, which can be a serious safety issue.

- Check all high‐pressure connections for leaks using an approved soap solution or leak detection device.

Setting the Delivery Pressure and Gas Flow:

- Open the cylinder valve completely.

- Adjust the regulator hand knob to raise the delivery pressure to the desired value. Do not exceed the maximum delivery pressure indicated by the model number label on the regulator.

- Open the outlet valve on the regulator to establish gas flow to the system. This valve is used to control the gas flow. The regulator itself should not be used as a flow controller by adjusting the pressure to obtain different flow rates. This practice defeats the purpose of the pressure regulator, and may result in a pressure setting that is in excess of the design pressure of the system.

- After flow is established, the set delivery pressure may decrease slightly. Check to see that the delivery pressure is as desired and make any necessary adjustments.

Removing the Regulator from the Cylinder:

- Disconnect the regulator from the system or downstream equipment.

- Disassemble the regulator from the cylinder by slowly loosening the cylinder connection. Listen for gas seepage. If leakage is evident, re‐tighten the cylinder connection immediately, and check the cylinder valve for proper closure. If leakage occurs when the cylinder valve is closed, and the regulator has been drained of all gases, contact the gas supplier immediately.