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Harris Model SG770-346 Generator Back-Up Panel

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Harris Model SG770-346 Generator Back-Up PanelModel SG770 provides a continuous backup supply of gas in the event of generator failure or loss of power. The system automatically switches to a back up cylinder of gas when the generator supply pressure drops below a preset value. The process will automatically reverse when the gas pressure supplied by the generator returns to a normal level. Features High leak integrity diaphragm isolation valves Flexible hose for attaching to the cylinder Includes

Model SG770 provides a continuous backup supply of gas in the event of generator failure or loss of power. The system automatically switches to a back-up cylinder of gas when the generator supply pressure drops below a preset value. The process will automatically reverse when the gas pressure supplied by the generator returns to a normal level.

Features

  • High leak integrity diaphragm isolation valves
  • Flexible hose for attaching to the cylinder
  • Includes 36” flexible pigtail with integrated reverse flow check valve
  • 1/4" turn isolation diaphragm-type shut-off valves included
  • 1/4” Swagelok® outlet connection
  • 1/4” Swagelok® inlet connection with reverse flow check valve
  • 3000 PSIG maximum inlet pressure
  • 15-20 PSIG required pressure differential
  • 0-125 PSIG line regulator
  • 700 SCFH Air @ 90 PSIG maximum flow
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