Caution, Spring/air pilots temperature pilots – Bell & Gossett HS 601G Pilot Operated Pressure and/or Temperature Steam Regulators Series 2000 User Manual

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Outlet

Balance
Tube

Bleed
Orifice

Signal

Feedback Line

Main Valve
Inlet

Pilot Inlet

Spring
Pilot

Air Supply

Feedback Line

Balance
Tube

Outlet

Bleed
Orifice

Main Valve
Inlet

Pilot Inlet

Signal

AP Air
Pilot

Air PRV
Regulator

High Pressure
Supply Air

Temperature
Sensor

Balance
Tube

Signal

Temperature
Pilot

Outlet

Bleed
Orifice

Main Valve
Inlet

Pilot Inlet

Spring/Air Pilots

Temperature Pilots

1. The 1/4" feedback tapping must be connected to the

downstream piping for either a spring or air pressure
pilot:

• Use 1/4 black steel pipe for the feedback line (B).

• Install a 1/4 NPT shut off valve (D) and union (C)

in this line to allow service of the pilot while
operating the system on the by-pass line.

• The feedback line must pitch away from the pilot

to avoid erratic operation, excessive fouling and
eliminate water pockets.

2. When the regulator is used with a heat exchanger,

connect the feedback line (B) to the heat exchanger
shell. A tee fitting can be installed in the heat
exchanger for a vacuum breaker connection.

3. For air pilot installations, connect the regulated air

pressure supply to the top of the pilot bonnet.

1. When only a temperature pilot is used, the outlet

tapping port must be reduced. Use the 1/8 x 1/4
NPT bushing (from the hardware kit) in the 1/4 NPT
outlet.

2. Insert the sensing bulb so the full length of the bulb

is exposed to the fluid whose temperature is being
controlled.

a) Use a 1/2 NPT compression fitting to install the

bulb at the outlet of instantaneous heaters and
in the middle of storage tanks.

b) The preferred bulb mounting when installed in

the system piping is illustrated below:

c) Optional dry well (separable socket) allows the

sensing bulb to be removed from the tank or
piping without draining the system.

• When using a dry well, coat the bulb with high

temperature grease or heat transfer compound,
to aid heat transfer.

• Make sure that bulb and dry well are fully

inserted into the fluid being controlled.

Temperature pilot bulb will be immersed in the heated
fluid. Before immersing, check compatibility of copper
bulb with heated fluid. Failure to insure compatibility
may cause property damage.

!

CAUTION

System should be supplied with overheat protection
(such as temperature relief valve or aquastat solenoid
combination) at 10˚F over set temperature. Failure to fol-
low this warning may result in property damage, personal
injury, or death.

!

CAUTION

Flow from System

Pipe Tee

Pipe Bushing

Sensing Bulb

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