Instructions / Assembly

1. Select chemically compatible inlet and outlet

hoses that contain a static discharge wire, are

for use with ammable liquids, and are rated to

at least 50 psi.

2. Recongure inlet and outlet anges if

necessary (optional). Instructions below.

3. Use a conductive nozzle or valve at the end of

the discharge hose that can be shut off tightly

to prevent accidental siphoning when the pump

is not in use.

4. NOTE: If pumping from a metal container, the

metal end of suction hose MUST be in contact

with the metal container for electrical continuity.

Suction Hose Conguration

WARNING! Threaded pipe joints and connections should be sealed with the appropriate sealant or sealant

tape to minimize the possibility of leaks. Leaks create the potential for re or explosion.

NOTE: Hose lengths are longer than shown.

DANGER! Fumes accumulated while fueling create an Explosive Atmosphere. It is CRITICAL that all

possible sources of ignition be removed to a safe distance or extinguished. Sources of ignition would

include (but not be limited to) open ames, cigarettes, static discharge, or electrical connections that can

create a spark. Explosion, re, and severe injury or death will occur if the explosive vapors are ignited.

Fumes accumulated while fueling create an Explosive

Atmosphere around the tank that is being lled. To

avoid possible explosion of accumulated vapors, it is

critical to keep possible sources of spark / ignition at

safe distances from the

fuel vapors.

The accompanying diagram shows minimum safe

distances for safe fueling. 10’ is the minimum safe

distance between:

• Power source and fuel supply.

• Power source and tank being lled.

• Power source and pump.

Fueling Safety