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The Conversion Frame Retrofit Plate Kit is required only in very specific situations where existing <br /> electrical conduits are locked in concrete just outside the UDC opening. In this case, in order for the <br /> UDSCCS (CONV-132000 Dispenser Conversion Frame) to be installed and function properly, holes <br /> must be cut or drilled in the conversion frame to accommodate the existing conduit lines and <br /> components such as E-Y adapters. Bravo ensures environmental compliance by providing a fiberglass <br /> plate kit that is permanently bonded onto the conversion frame panels to cover the holes/cuts and to <br /> also seal directly to the conduit lines using fiberglass epoxy. The installation of this Retrofit Plate kit <br /> maintains the design and function of the drainage panels by directing any leaks from within the <br /> hydraulic cabinet —especially any fluids that may run down or along conduit lines— and channeling <br /> them into the interior of the UDC below. <br /> Below is an image of a large dispenser and a small UDC. This is exactly the type of situation our <br /> conversion frame was designed to accommodate in 1991 but during this time conduit lines were <br /> traditionally installed into the sump below ground using a type of penetration fitting. In this case as you <br /> can see, the conduits were concreted in on both sides of the UDC. This is the problem. <br /> The conduits cannot be moved or offset so we must accommodate them where they exist. As you can <br /> see, they intersect the steel framing of the conversion frame, which is total-welded steel and is not <br /> modular in any way. So if there is a conduit line, explosion proof elbow or E-Y connector then these <br /> specific shapes must be cut out of the conversion frame so that it can be lowered over all existing <br /> components without interference. <br /> M <br /> 1 <br /> �fr <br /> 3 ii-CONV-Retrofit-Plate-18 - 10/1/2018 <br />