U209-A Electro-Mechanical Totalizer

U209-A Electro-Mechanical Totalizer

Features:

Power: DC12V

Total :7 digits

100% Factory Tested.

Packing:

Weight: Dimension:

200g/case of 1 70×32×42mm/case of 1

VP500B with power showed in Diagram 4-4. As the simplest design, it could be installed at end of reclaiming pipe, namely, near to tank and inlet. It can simultaneously reclaim 12 nozzles, applicable to fuel dispenser with suction pump or submersible pump. Center-type reclaiming vacuum pump VP500B without power showed in Diagram 4-5. This type of pump is very applicable to city filling station, which is powered by submersible pump, mounted 8 nozzles of reclaiming. The deployment of vapor pipe and air vent of tank ensures station’s normal operation. Distributed reclaiming vacuum pump: each fuel dispenser is mounted vapor reclaiming vacuum pump. Diagram 4-6: VP vacuum pump Diagram 4-7: fuel dispenser Separated jointer Diagram 4-8: Coaxial hose Separated jointer: its main function is used as convert jointer to separate vapor and oil. Repeated use breakaway: used for protecting fuel dispenser in case of pull down by vehicle. As exterior pull reaching 310~350lb, breakaway is automatically closed, at same time switch off pipelines of vapor and oil. Coaxial hose: a kind of hose with two layers that delivery vapor in internal and exterior oil. Nozzle: with double-layer pipes, mounted vapor valve. Fuel dispenser with vapor recovery system This kind of fuel dispenser with vapor recovery function is used for reclaiming volatile oil vapor near outlet with fuel dispenser out affecting normal refueling. There are two types widely adopting in domestic market, one is the new developed fuel dispenser that has vapor recovery function; the other type is improved fuel dispenser based upon traditional dispenser and added vapor recovery function. Generally, these are divided into two categories: submersible type and built-in pump type. Diagram 4-9: Vapor reco fuel dispenser very nozzle Submersible fuel dispenser with vapor recovery function If adopt vacuum-aid vapor recovery system, the matching fuel dispenser with vapor recovery function should adopt submersible fuel dispenser. Its working principle is that center vacuum pump g

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