3M 256-02-01 User Instructions - Page 9

Browse online or download pdf User Instructions for Respiratory Product 3M 256-02-01. 3M 256-02-01 18 pages. Portable compressed air filter and regulator panel with carbon monoxide monitor

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Replacement Parts

Part No.

Description

529-05-22

Carbon monoxide sensor

523-01-29

Replacement filter kit

Accessories

Part No.

Description

529-05-16

Span Gas Cylinder, 3.6 cubic feet of gas

(replacement Span gas for large kit. 529-04-48)

529-05-17

Zero Gas Cylinder, 3.6 cubic feet of gas

(replacement Zero gas for large kit, 529-04-48)

529-05-18

Zero Gas Cylinder, 0.6 cubic feet of gas

(replacement Zero gas for small kit, 529-04-49)

529-05-19

Span Gas Cylinder, 0.6 cubic feet of gas

(replacement Span gas for small kit, 529-05-49)

529-05-20

Remote Alarm Audible, 119 dBA

529-05-21

Remote Alarm, Strobe Light, 150,000 CP (requires 529-04-50)

529-05-23

Y-Plug Adapter

529-04-48

Calibration Kit, Large

529-04-49

Calibration Kit, Small

529-04-50

Adapter, 110-120 Volt

Set Up Procedures

The 3M filter and regulator panel, when used in accordance with the following instructions, will

remove or reduce selected contaminants from compressed air lines. (Fig. 4)

The 3M™ Portable Compressed Air Filter and Regulator Panel 256-02-01, with CO monitor

should not be used when the air entering the filter is oxygen deficient. These units will not

increase the oxygen content of oxygen deficient air. Use with oxygen deficient air may result

in sickness or death.

The 3M filter and regulator panel can be wall mounted right in the case. Simply drill holes in the

back of case to allow for installation of screws or bolts. Use washers on the screws or bolts to

prevent the screws from pulling out from the unit.

The user's supply line to the inlet of the 3M filter and regulator panel should be a minimum of

3/4" I.D. The air supply entering the filter and regulator panel should meet the following criteria

to insure maximum efficiency of the filter system:

– Temperature range should be 35-150°F (2-65°C)

– Large amounts of aerosols of oil, water, and other liquids should be removed prior to

entering the filter and regulator panel (greater than 50 ppm - oil and water aerosols plus solids).

Conditioning equipment may be necessary prior to the filter and regulator panel to control the air

temperature and bulk liquid removal.

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