Duplex PNP100 HTM

Duplex PNP100 HTM

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The Duplex PNP100 HTM gas manifold ensures a safe and reliable medical gas supply across the hospital central gas system.

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Duplex PNP100 HTMIntroduction

Medical gas auto changes are paramount to the medical gas system. They ensure continuity of supply of gas to patients at all times.
The new unit is fully compliant with the requirements of HTM 02-01/2022

Duplex PNP100 HTMFeatures

  • Small compact modern design
  • High flow rate up to 100 m3/h at 4 bar
  • 2 stage pressure regulation to ensure constant and stable delivery pressure
  • Touch screen interactive alarm
  • Easy to maintainEasy access for maintenance
  • Fail safe solenoid valves for continuous operation if power cuts out
  • Dual bracket system for ease of install
  • Integrated test point for ease of install

Duplex PNP100 HTMGeneral properties

General properties

Gas type(s)O2, Air MA4, Air SA 7, N2, N2O, CO2, O2/ N2O
Nominal flow (m3/h)Up to 100
Inlet nominal pressure300 bar (30 000 kPa)
Outlet nominal pressure4 - 4.5 bar (max 5.5 bar)
Inlet connectionG5/8“ Male
Outlet connectionG3/4“ Male + Soldering pipe Ø22 mm
HP Intermediate Pressure relieve valveSet point 27.5 bar full flow
LP Intermediate Pressure relieve valveSet point 6 bar full flow
Pressure relieve valve pipe dimensionSoldering Pipe diameter Ø28 mm
AlarmTouchscreen TMATFT04-HTM
Testing pointBSI Terminal unit included for testing
Pressure transmitter4-20 mA signal
Change overDriven by Solenoid valves (Normally Open)
StandardHTM 02-01, MDD 93/42/EEC, EN ISO 7396-1, EN 60601-1-2

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