Hawkeye Cam Lock Connections User Manual

Cam lock connections, Gauge side preparation installation, Requirements

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This document contains the recommended procedures using an optional Cam Lock connection with a Hawkeye Gauge Head.

Gauge Side Preparation

Installation

Installation Instructions

Cam Lock Connections

Cam Lock Installation Instructions,November 2011

1

1.)

The Female Cam Lock

(Type B or D, depending

on Gauge Head) is in-

stalled on the gauge head

side of the connection.

2.)

Lubricate the the threads

(figure 1)

3.)

Thread the coupling onto

the gauge head, and

tighten to wrench tight.

1.)

Run the float cable from the

indicator, through both parts

of the cam lock connection,

and into the tank.

Connect the float per gauge

installation instructions.

2.)

Open the female cam lock

handles, and align the con-

nection components (Figure

3).

3.)

Drop the female connection

over the male (Figure 4) and

rotate the gauge head for

proper alignment to the

gauge board.

4.)

Close the female cam lock

handles once the gauge

head rotation is set (Figure 5)

5.)

Secure the handles in the

closed position by running

the enclosed stainless zip tie

through the holes in the han-

dles, and cinching it down

tightly (Figure 6)

► Pipe Wrench

► Thread Sealant

Requirements

Ensure the tank is prepared to recieve a level gauging system.

This procedure forms part of the gauge head installation.

Tools

Parts Required

QTY

Part

1

Gauge Head

1

CamLock Connector Kit, which includes:

1

CamLock Connector - Female (Type B or D

1

CamLock Connector - Male (Type A or F)

1

Lockout Device

Figure 2

Figure 1

Figure 3

Figure 4

Figure 5

Figure 6

TANK PREPARATION | GAUGE BOARD KIT INSTALLATION | FLOAT GUIDE KIT INSTALLATION |

GAUGE HEAD INSTALLATION

| GOSHAWK INSTALLATION

Tank Side Preparation

1.)

The Male Cam Lock (Type A

or F, depending on tank

nozzle) is installed on the

tank side of the connection.

2.)

Lubricate the the threads

(figure 2)

3.)

Thread the coupling onto

the tank, and tighten to

wrench tight.

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