Introduction
The Aeroqual AirCal 8000 is an (optional) integrated calibration system where the gas cylinders and calibration system are permanently installed in the AQM 65.
Gas cylinders are stored in a compartment on the left side of the main enclosure, and the components that perform the calibration are in a module inside the main enclosure.
You can schedule the AirCal 8000 to deliver zero and span calibration gas automatically, without the need for an engineer to visit the site.
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Attach (screw on) a gas regulator on to each of your 2 gas cylinders.
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Calgaz cylinders have a C10 (⅝ – 18 UNF) thread (C10 fitting) which easily fits the gas regulators that come with your AirCal 8000.
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The cylinder enclosure is 20.5cm x 11.5cm and designed to hold the 6D and 8AL cylinders from Calgaz. Larger cylinders can be used with the AirCal 8000 but they’ll need to be externally secured and protected.
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Place the cylinders inside the cylinder enclosure.
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Connect the 1/8 inch OD Teflon tubing on the side of the enclosure to the gas regulators. This tubing connects the cylinders to the gas inlet ports on the AirCal 8000.
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Use an adjustable spanner to ensure the connections are leak tight.
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Turn the regulator control knobs clockwise to define the pressure of gas.
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Shut and lock the enclosure door.
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Set up a scheduled run to initiate and control the calibration process for your installed gases.
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If you're onsite, you should measure the excess flow out from the tee using a quality flowmeter.
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For extra help, watch our video.
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For further support, contact Technical Support.
For further support, contact Technical Support.
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