Setra System Model 230 User Manual

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2.9 optional 5-Valve assembly Procedure

the 5-Valve manifold assembly is normally shipped with valves V1, V2, V4, and V5 closed,

and V3 open.

To Place into service (Unit is mounted vertically):

1. Confirm valves V1, V2, V4, and V5 are closed and V3 is open.

2. Mount the manifold and install process connections to V1 and V2.

3. High Pressure Side: Slowly open V4 to bleed the air out of the high pressure side, close V4 when air stops

bleeding. Open the 2 bleed screws on the high pressure side of the Model 230, see Sec. 2.7, paragraph 1.

4. Install the pressure gauge on V4. Open V4.

5. Low Pressure Side: Slowly open V5 to bleed the air out of the low pressure side, close V5 when air stops

bleeding out. Open the bleed screw on the low pressure side of the Model 230 transducer, see Sec. 2.7, para-

graph 1.

6. Install the pressure gauge on V5. Open V5.

7. System is bled, close V3 to apply differential pressure to the Model 230.
To take out of service:

1. Open V3 to equalize the pressure.

2. Close the V1 and V2 valves to disconnect pressure supply.

3. Slowly open the low and high pressure bleed ports to depressurize the system.

V6

V7

V4

V5

V1

V2

High Process/Commission
1/4”NPT Connection

Low Process/Com-
mission

High Process Connec-

tion

Low Process Connection

1/4”NPT

Note: V6 and V7 bleed

valves are not required

when used with a

Setra Model 230. Use the

bleed screws on Model

230 to bleed the lines

of air.

V3

Model 230

Differential Pressure Transducer

SHUT OFF VALVES

SHUNT VALVE

5-Valve Manifold Description
(Order as Pressure Code Fitting “5V” See Table below.)
Manifold Block

Brass

Valves (5)

V1 for connection to ±port

V2 for connection to -port

V3 for equalizing pressure

V4 for connection to external gauge or alternate plumbing configuration

V5 for connection to external gauge or alternate plumbing configuration

Valve Type

90 Degree On/Off

Process Connection 1/4 ”-18 NPT Internal Thread

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