Hi, please do you have the pressure drop and thermal resistance diagram for this block? Thanks.
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Sorry, no I do not - I have just begun working on a project with the block(s). I will be using low flow so pressure drop should not be much of an issue for me. Sorry. I does appears to be very well made.
1735016
Not sure. The blocks were added to our collection and we threw the container out. Sorry I could not be more help.
511621
Hi SenorFrog,Honestly I haven't done that before so I can't make any suggestion.You can visit Thermaltake website or ask their technical support.Thank you.
593717
I am doing 10 GPM. I am sure it can take more since I do not notice a drop in pressure before the unit was installed and after the unit was installed. What is your reason for buying the unit?
925875
I get about 3.325 center to center. I am not thrilled with the contact strength. You have yo be careful inserting the fuses as you may weaken the metal tabs. This block used the smaller fuses which may be fine for lower voltages. My advise, find another fuse block.
892657
I have the same problem - one nitrogen cylinder is too weak for resistance and I cannot find a replacement cylinder.On eBay only one set of cylinders is for sale but used for $199.
575412
A bit late, but typically you would want SP (Static Pressure) fans on a rad... to deal with the resistance. Would squeak out a little bit more cooling performance from the loop.
1776464
I had to go look. There are two terminal blocks. One with 3 and one with 4. My system is wired thus: 3 Term- unused, green,yellow through resistor., 4 term - Black, red, unused, unused. I just diagramed the old one before removing it and placed the wires back on the same terminals. I don't have any other colored wires with this system. My guess is the 4 term block are + and - and the 3 term block are the outfeeds to the monitor/alarm panel. Hope that helps.
827506
This is the pressure temp control. It must be installed with a Hansgrohe univalve (ibox). The univalve goes behind the wall and the pressure trim mounts on the univalve.
1191957
I'm not sure I understand the question. I checked my inventory and I don't have this listed. I own one (it's around somewhere) and had it hooked to my small solar system, but it was getting slightly warm (barely, but detectable) and I went to another type of terminal block. I checked and I use 2 of these: Amico 2 Pcs 8 Position Double Row Screw Terminal Covered Barrier Strip 600V 25A...no more warmth.
1981610
Yes, I do. I am not affiliated with Watts, but I set up this email to reply to your question. Email me at wattsreply@gmail.com and I will send you the diagram. Thanks
2148166
I would recommend Hoptkins #46105, I tend to soldier and use marine grade heat shrink as well, but I tend to over think things. Plently of vids to help with whats what, when wiring.
1604883
sorry - don't recall. The blocks are flat - figure: W+W+H+H by L - that should be approximate
892656
I have the same problem - one nitrogen cylinder is too weak for resistance and I cannot find a replacement cylinder. On eBay only one set of cylinders is for sale but used for $199.
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As far as i know it should work just fine. Are the pre set pressures in the range of what you want. You can adjust them some. I hope this may help you.
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There are three (3) pieces to the rocking regulator. Take to two round disks off of the stem piece. The stem piece is 5 PSI or 5 pounds of pressure. Add one round disk to the stem piece and you have 10 PSI or 10 pounds of pressure. When you add the third disk to the assembly above you then have 15 PSI or 15 pounds of pressure. When the appropriate pressure is reached, the pressure assembly will start to rock back and forth indicating that the pressure has been reached. Start your process timing at this point. Lower the burner to where the rocker is just calmly going back and forth for the duration of the processing time. This type of pressure regulating system is the best if you do not have an Extension service close by or somewhere that you can get the gauge type checked, because a gauge (dial) has to be checked every year for safety reasons. Hope this helps. The canner/cooker is really a good one.
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Howdy! Wow! Big job! I beleive this gun should be fine. I put down less then 600sq of flooring with only a couple of jams. Minimal "learning curve"! The included nylon block made things MUCH easier to fit! Good luck!