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Figure 51. Dual -Float Hydrostatic Sensor Dimensions. <br />Figure 52. Typical Hydrostatic Sensor Installation. <br />;QW10 11W441111ilill <br />1�aWONTM111) loll M1FQWt4: <br />A, 1H <br />D. INSTALLATION OF DUAL -FLOAT HYDRO- <br />STATIC SENSOR (Part No. 794380-302). (See Figure <br />52, "Dual -Float Hydrostatic Sensor Dimensions.") <br />1. Submerge the sensor until it rests on the top of the tank <br />(see Figure 52, "Typical Hydrostatic Sensor Installation"). <br />•NOTE: For Dual -Float Hydrostatic Sensors, the <br />ideal brine solution level is approximately halfway <br />between the high and low water floats. <br />WiNOTE: Brine level in reservoir will be at its highest <br />when the fuel tank is full of product, and at its lowest <br />when the tank is empty. With the Dual -Float Sensor <br />resting on the inner -tank wall, the sensor will alarm <br />when the brine level is below 11/2" or when the brine <br />level is above 121/2". Refer to the tank manufacturer's <br />instructions for setting the proper brine level. <br />2. Secure the sensor using the cord grips. <br />3. Secure the lockable riser cap to the riser pipe. <br />4. Tighten the cord grip to secure the sensor in position on <br />the riser cap and on the junction box to ensure a <br />water -tight seal at the cable entry. <br />E. INSTALLATION OF SINGLE -FLOAT HYDRO- <br />STATIC SENSOR (Part No. 794380-301). (See Figure <br />53, "Single -Float Hydrostatic Sensor Dimensions.") <br />1. Submerge the sensor until it rests on the top of the <br />tank, and mark the cable position at the riser cap. <br />2. Poll the sensor up until it triggers an alarm. Mark the <br />cable position at the top of the cap. <br />3. Submerge the sensor until top of the riser cap is <br />halfway between the marks on the cable. <br />4. Secure the sensor using the cord grips. <br />5. Secure the lockable riser cap to the riser pipe. <br />6. Tighten the cord grip to secure the sensor in position on <br />the riser cap and on the junction box to ensure a <br />water -tight seal at the cable entry. <br />NOTE: Refer to the tank manufacturer's instruc- <br />tions for setting the proper reservoir brine level. <br />_14' MINIMUM DIAL <br />CONCRETE SLAB <br />OR PACKED EARTH <br />LOCKING HANDLE <br />MANHOLE <br />WEATHERPROOF <br />JUNCTION BOX WITH <br />/ <br />PER NFRA 80 <br />AD.IUSTABLE <br />CORD GRIP SEAL <br />NPT <br />INCH IN <br />IC CH THDS. <br />LEAD CABLE <br />SUPPLIED WITH <br />MINIMUM) <br />BOX <br />R <br />FITTING <br />0 VENT <br />1.25"WATER-TIGHT <br />SEAL <br />CLEAR PLASTIC <br />EPDXY SEAL <br />CASING <br />6.0" <br />PER NFPA <br />RISER PIPE CAP <br />SPEC. <br />VENTTUBE' <br />LEVEL SWITCH <br />TO PROBE <br />JUNCTION BOX <br />RISER PIPE CAP <br />RISER PIPE <br />DUAL POINT <br />HYDROSTATIC SENSOR <br />FRP RESERVOIR <br />HIGH LEVEL ALARM FLOAT <br />LOW LEVEL ALARM FLOAT <br />DOUBLE-WALL TANK <br />CAUTION: VENT TUBE MUST REMAIN CLEAR. <br />IF VENT TUBE IS BLOCKED, <br />DAMAGE MAY OCCUR TO THE TANK <br />Figure 52. Typical Hydrostatic Sensor Installation. <br />;QW10 11W441111ilill <br />1�aWONTM111) loll M1FQWt4: <br />A, 1H <br />D. INSTALLATION OF DUAL -FLOAT HYDRO- <br />STATIC SENSOR (Part No. 794380-302). (See Figure <br />52, "Dual -Float Hydrostatic Sensor Dimensions.") <br />1. Submerge the sensor until it rests on the top of the tank <br />(see Figure 52, "Typical Hydrostatic Sensor Installation"). <br />•NOTE: For Dual -Float Hydrostatic Sensors, the <br />ideal brine solution level is approximately halfway <br />between the high and low water floats. <br />WiNOTE: Brine level in reservoir will be at its highest <br />when the fuel tank is full of product, and at its lowest <br />when the tank is empty. With the Dual -Float Sensor <br />resting on the inner -tank wall, the sensor will alarm <br />when the brine level is below 11/2" or when the brine <br />level is above 121/2". Refer to the tank manufacturer's <br />instructions for setting the proper brine level. <br />2. Secure the sensor using the cord grips. <br />3. Secure the lockable riser cap to the riser pipe. <br />4. Tighten the cord grip to secure the sensor in position on <br />the riser cap and on the junction box to ensure a <br />water -tight seal at the cable entry. <br />E. INSTALLATION OF SINGLE -FLOAT HYDRO- <br />STATIC SENSOR (Part No. 794380-301). (See Figure <br />53, "Single -Float Hydrostatic Sensor Dimensions.") <br />1. Submerge the sensor until it rests on the top of the <br />tank, and mark the cable position at the riser cap. <br />2. Poll the sensor up until it triggers an alarm. Mark the <br />cable position at the top of the cap. <br />3. Submerge the sensor until top of the riser cap is <br />halfway between the marks on the cable. <br />4. Secure the sensor using the cord grips. <br />5. Secure the lockable riser cap to the riser pipe. <br />6. Tighten the cord grip to secure the sensor in position on <br />the riser cap and on the junction box to ensure a <br />water -tight seal at the cable entry. <br />NOTE: Refer to the tank manufacturer's instruc- <br />tions for setting the proper reservoir brine level. <br />Figure 53. Single -Float Hydrostatic Sensor Dimensions. <br />33 <br />SENSOR RISER CAP <br />LOCKING HANDLE <br />CORD GRIP <br />AD.IUSTABLE <br />CABLE TO <br />LEAD CABLE <br />JUNCTION <br />BOX <br />LIQUID TIGHT <br />FITTING <br />0 VENT <br />1.25"WATER-TIGHT <br />SEAL <br />CLEAR PLASTIC <br />CASING <br />6.0" <br />RISER PIPE CAP <br />LOW LIQUID <br />LEVEL SWITCH <br />Figure 53. Single -Float Hydrostatic Sensor Dimensions. <br />33 <br />