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1. Figure 4 of the TLS-3XX Site Prep Manual, P/N 576013-879, must be consulted for proper installation of the Carbon Canister into hazardous locations with direct wiring. 2. During the installation, all required National, State and local safety codes must be followed. 3. The CCVP contains an integral vapor valve that operates in parallel with the site pressure/vacuum (PN) vent. Location of the vapor valve outlet must conform to Article 514 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and NFPA 30/30A. 4. Do not install the CCVP on unsupported vent pipes. If the vents are not attached to a support structure or a wall, a support structure must be installed prior to mounting the CCVP. 5. A straight coupling or union is required at the base of the vent pipe installation. For new or rebuilt sites, it is recommended that the installation design specify a threaded fitting for joining the vent pipes to the underground piping system. Q 6. IMPORTANT! To assure that the canister outlet is 12 feet (minimum above grade, the CCVP mounting bracket must be located as shown in Figure 1 and the U -bolts tightly clamped to the vent pipe before mounting the canister. 7. Following all required national, state, local and site safety precautions, carefully hang the CCVP's notched support tabs onto the top two side studs of its mounting bracket (Step 1 in Figure 2), swing the canister down until all of the slots in the canister's side mounting tabs seat against the studs in the bracket (Step 2 in Figure 2), then tighten the six side nuts to secure the canister onto its bracket (Step 3 in Figure 2). 8. Figure 3 shows important reference dimensions and required clearances of the installed canister. 9. Install weather tight junction boxes (2 required) and conduit per all NEC, State and local codes (see example installation in Figure 1). 10. Connect the two -pin connector of the 6 -foot cable provided in the installation kit to the CCVP vapor valve, observing plug polarities (see Figure 4). The other end of this cable is passed through a kit supplied cord grip in the upper junction box. 11. Connect the white wire of the two conductor cable from the vapor valve to the positive sensor wire from the TLS Console Smart Sensor Interface module (see Figure 5). Connect the black wire on the two conductor cable to the negative sensor wire from the TLS Console Smart Sensor Interface module. 12. Following the instructions in Figure 6, seal the wire nuts of each of the two cable connections in the epoxy pack provided. 13. Attach CCVP vapor valve field wiring to the Smart Sensor Interface Module in the TLS console as shown in Figure 7. 14. Connect all lower fittings, valve and tubing between the vent pipe and the lower manifold on the CCVP. 15. Confirm ball valve is in the open, canister to vent stack position (per Figure 3), then insert the clevis pin and secure with the hitch pin. 16. A passing pressure decay test, in accordance with CARB TP -201.3, must be completed after the CCVP is installed (see Exhibit 4 of VR 203 / VR 204). 17. A passing operability test must be completed in accordance with the procedures defined in VR 203 / VR 204 Exhibit 11 & 12. 18-4 ARB approved IOM 18 - Carbon Canister Vapor Polisher Installation and Maintenance Guide - Executive Order VR -203 and VR -204