Larson Electronics EPF-10P.3 Operating Manual

OPERATING MANUAL

®

MODELS: EPF-10P.3 SERIES

C US

LARSON ELECTRONICS, LLC.

9419 US-HWY 175, Kemp, Tx, 75143

Telephone [phone]

Toll Free [phone]

Fax No. [phone]

hp://www.larsonelectronics.com

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Typical Vent Setup Procedure

Place fan or blower a minimum of

Blower or Fan

Select a blower or fan based on environmental

Manhole Lid

Universal Mount

90° Elbow

Manhole

Opening

Saddle
Vent

proper set-up, please contact Customer Service.

STEP 2) Install 90° elbow on top of Saddle Vent
STEP 3) Install duct on boom of Saddle Vent
STEP 4) Install universal mount on Saddle Vent and
set in place with manhole lid for support
STEP 5) Install duct from blower to 90° elbow
STEP 6) Turn on blower or fan

Warning: For explosive environments,

follow ANSI/API 2015 and 2016 procedures

WARNING: HAZARDOUS LOCATION OPERATIONS

Use an explosion-proof or intrinsically safe blower or fan,

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS BELOW

WARNING

“EPF”

DO NOT

If volale or explosive vapors are suspected, use explosion proof elecrc blower, explosion proof
contractors fan.

IMPORTANT

-Approved for outdoor use.

-Thermally protected.

- To reduce the risk of electric shock, connect only to an outlet provided with a ground fault interrupt­ ing device.

-Warning! Explosion hazard. Do not connect or disconnect while circuit is live unless area is known to be
non-hazardous.

SPECIFICATIONS

Motor Type

Outlet Size 8” Diameter (203 mm)

Flow Rates

25 ft. of Duct with one 90° bend: 786 CFM

220 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1/4 HP

Class 1 & 2, Group C,D,E,F,G

Free Air: 974 CFM

TROUBLESHOOTING

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SETUP AND OPERATION

STEP 1)

Place fan in a clean fresh air environment.

space is unacceptable, consult a trained professional.

STEP 2)

NOTE: The use of conducve ducng is recommended when opearng in potenally explosive environ­ments. Assue that the fan is properly grounded before operang and the ground wire in the conducve
ducng is aached to the fan and Saddle Vent, if used.

CAUTION:

not achieved, the duct should be removed from service.

STEP 3)

energized.

STEP 4)

The “ON/OFF” switch is integrated in the motor. Pull the “ON/OFF” switch knob outward to turn the fan “ON”.

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Air intake blocked

Possible internal damage

housing for debris, damage, and loose screws.

Note: Never run fan for extended periods

Possible external damage

Circuit breaker trips Voltage output insuffi cient Test outlet with volt meter.

broken welds, etc.

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PARTS

ITEM # DESCRIPTION

1 8” to 10” DUCT TRANSITION
2 INTAKE/DISCHARGE GUARD

3 FAN BLADE ASSEMBLY
4 INLET/OUTLET FLANGE GASKET

5 HANDLE
6 EXPLOSION PROOF MOTOR WITH 25 FT. SJOOW CORD (NO PLUG)
7 MOTOR SUPPORT BRACKET
8 RUBBER FOOT

9 GROUND LUG
10 RED POWDER-COATED STEEL HOUSING
11 STRAIN RELIEF
12 10-24 X 3-1/2” LONG THREADED STUD
13 ON/OFF SWITCH KNOB

14 FAN BLADE LOCK NUT