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HPA NITROGEN FILL STATION
OWNERS MANUAL SPECIFICATIONS MAX INPUT PRESSURE
MAX RATED OUTPUT PRESSURE
RANGE OF ADJUSTMENT
GAS COMPATIBILITY
NITROGEN, HIGH PRESSURE AIR (HPA)
CGA FITTINGS
CGA677 STD L.H. THREAD (4501-6000 PSI Nitrogen) OPTIONAL FITTINGS AVAILABLE 0000 - 3000 PSI Nitrogen CGA 580 3001 - 4500 PSI Nitrogen CGA 680 3000 - 4500 PSI HPA CGA 347
STANDARD GAUGES
INPUT & OUTPUT
FILL ADAPTOR TYPE (See Note 2)
Stainless Steel 5000 PSI RATED “QD”
NOTE 1: The fill station is intended for use with Nitrogen, HPA (High Pressure Air), and any of the other commonly available inert gases. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THIS FILL STATION BE USED WITH OXYGEN!!! This unit is also not certified for use with combustible, corrosive, or toxic gases. NOTE 2: The Fill Station is delivered with a 5000 PSI stainless steel “QD” style fill adapter to allow the attachment of the systems to be recharged. This is by far the most common adapter, and is in widespread service on most systems currently on the market.
The user must be aware that this QD is rated for a 5000 PSI working pressure, and must only be replaced with a 5000 PSI rated QD! Call 815-477-0007 for replacement QDs. NOTE 3: Do not attempt to disassemble or service the internal components of this Fill
Station. All service must be performed by the factory. Disassembly will void your warranty! For service and technical questions call: 815-477-0007.
Do not hook up your High Pressure Fill Station until you have read and understood the SETUP portion of this manual.
SETUP The first step is to properly secure the supply cylinder to prevent tipping. This can be accomplished by chaining the cylinder to a wall or post or by securing the tank in a commercially available safety skid. Now attach the fill station to the bulk tank you are using for your gas supply. Before attempting to do this, verify that your fill station is equipped with the correct CGA 2 2
www.Ninjapaintball.com fitting for the type of supply tank you plan on using. (If there is a question regarding the CGA type of a given cylinder, just look at the valve, the CGA number should be stamped into one of the wrenching flats on the valve.) Once you have confirmed that you have the correct fitting, you can now attach your fill station to the supply cylinder. (It should be noted that some of the CGA thread standards use left handed threads.) Before doing this, however, make sure that you have put on your safety goggles.
ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GOGGLES WHEN WORKING WITH HIGH PRESSURE GAS!! Do not use excessive torque when tightening the CGA fitting. Tighten the fitting only enough to eliminate any leaks. Remember; most of the cylinder valves are brass, and can be damaged by excessive torque. Once you have your Fill Station connected, test the connection by SLOWLY turning on the valve on the supply cylinder. You should hear no leaks or flow after the initial hiss. If gas starts to flow out of the fill connection, turn the control knob on the Fill Station counter-clockwise until the flow stops. This can occur if someone has turned the control knob too far clockwise prior to you connecting the Fill Station to a gas source.
THE OPERATING CONTROLS A description of the operating controls follows: Do not hook up your High Pressure Fill Station until you have read and understood the SETUP portion of this manual. There are two user controls on the fill station. They are the Output Pressure Adjustment and the Control Knob. Your Fill Station is equipped with two gauges, which show you your delivery pressure (Labeled “OUTPUT GAUGE” on the Fill Station body) and how much gas is left in your supply cylinder. (Labeled “BULK TANK GAUGE” on the Fill Station body)
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