Heath Consultants Odorator Propane User Manual
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peration
C h a p t e r I
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OPERATION:
This Chapter discusses the proper steps to safely operate the ODORATOR.
Also included are procedures for periodic testing and identification of the
ODORATOR’s controls.
Operation of the ODORATOR
WARNING
DURING OPERATION, KEEP THE ODORATOR AWAY FROM
OPEN FLAMES. INLET SUPPLY SHOULD NOT EXCEED 4 PSIG
AND 1/4 PSIG (7 INCHES WATER COLUMN) IS RECOMMENDED.
See page 7 for pressure reduction accessories.
**NOTE**
Connect the ODORATOR to the gas supply with a non-
absorbing, odor-free hose such as high grade urethane,
PVC, or Tygon.
**NOTE**
Users of the ODORATOR should be selected with
due consideration to smoking habits, colds, and other
conditions of health, since these factors affect the sense
of smell. It is desirable to select operators with an
average sense of smell in order to obtain reasonably
consistent results from the use of this instrument.
**NOTE**
See Figure 1 on page 4 for reference to the following
steps.
**NOTE**
All valves must be closed and the Odorator
turned “OFF”.
A. Odorization Readily Detectable Test Procedure:
1. Prior to attaching the sample hose to the inlet port (1), sniff the sample
hose and verify no odorant is detected. If so, replace the sample hose.