RSGa - Single Line Gas Filling Machine
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Part #: RSGa
RSGa Single Line Gas Filler
Single-line gas filler
Two-hole filling; vertical fill or tilted > 10 degrees
Includes FDR gas sensor and computer control
Gas sensor meter for visual display of filling process
Gas flow shuts off automatically when IG unit is full
Flow Rate = 6 Liters per minute Time to fill = 140 seconds*
Complete with filling lance, sniffler, bottle regulator, and hoses
Designed and manufactured in North America, serviced worldwide
Cost for Krypton filling option: $100
| RSGa Front Exterior View | ||
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| Reference # | Description | FDR Part # |
| 1 | Momentary pushbutton actuator, green | 11245 |
| 2 | Hoyt Analog Meter, 0-4.9VDC, 60 on Center | 11479 |
| 3 | Horn 5-8-F piezo alarm | 11100 |
| 4 | Handles, 6' | 11229 |
| 5 | Bulkhead Fitting - M10 x 1 | 11104 |
| 6 | Sniffler Face | 11666 |
| 7 | ILT C | 11673 |
| RSGa Back Exterior View | ||
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| Reference # | Description | FDR Part # |
| 8 | Fuse Holder | 11127 |
| 9 | P99DC PLC | 11660 |
| 10 | Din rail 1 1/4" for RSGz | 11338 |
| 11 | SPST on-off Calibrate Switch | 11174 |
| 12 | Cord grip | 11119 |
| 13 | Sheet metal - base plate | 10246 |
| 14 | 1/2 Rack Back | 11659 |
| 15 | 1/2 Rack Side | 11658 |
| RSGa Aerial Interior View | ||
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| Reference # | Description | FDR Part # |
| 16 | Power Supply 1.2 amp 24vdc (1&2) | 11155 |
| 17 | Omron Temperature Controller | 11474 |
| 18 | Regulator | 11166 |
| 19 | Gas Sensor heater 1.25" x 1/4" 40 watt 120vac | 11147 |
| 20 | Type J Thermocouple | 11146 |
| 21 | Solid state Relay 24 vdc/240 vac 10 amp | 11194 |
| 22 | Gas Sensor Element, Orange Leads | 10199 |
| 23 | DS ILT Sensor Block Heater | 11444 |
| 24 | 35 series (single) valve 24 vdc | 11208 |
| 25 | Diaphragm Pump for RSGa | 11506 |
Unit Size:
Spacer: 21/32" - 0.665" - 17mm
Height: 48" - 1220mm
Width: 24" - 610mm
Volume: 767 cubic inches - 0.44 cubic feet - 12.6 liters
Area: 8 square feet - 0.74 square meters
Note: There are a large number of variables when considering time to fill. The "Time To Fill" example is the result of filling an actual unit >90% using argon gas.