Installation & Operation Manual
Table Of Contents
- Installation & Operation Manual
- CUSTOMER SUPPORT
- CERTIFICATIONS
- MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY
- LIABILITY CLAUSES
- 1. The client is defined in the agreement as “the Purchaser”
- 2. IIntraGrain and its authorized distributors are defined in the agreement as “the Seller”
- 3. The item being sold by the Seller is defined in the agreement as “the Product”
- 1. INSTALLATION OF PRODUCT
- 2. EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY
- 3. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
- 4. RELEASE AND INDEMNITY
- SAFETY
- Standards
- SAFETY INFORMATION
- 1. Turn off electrical power before opening the enclosure cover
- 2. When closing the cover ensure wires are not pinched
- 3. The enclosure box must be electrically grounded
- 4. Do not apply power to the device until instructed to do so
- 5. Perform any line and load voltage wiring in accordance with local and federal authorities and in compliance with the Canadian Electrical Code and National Building Code
- 6. Make sure operator voltage, phase, and frequency nameplate ratings are identical to the job site line voltage ratings
- 7. Input wiring must be properly sized for the operator’s required amperage and must not exceed the nameplate ratings
- 8. Use a padlock on the device to reduce the risk of injury or tampering of the unit
- 9. The unit must not exceed 30 amps and 1hp pump motor rating
- ABOUT FUEL LOCK
- SPECIFICATIONS
- FUEL LOCK INSTALLATION
- COMPONENTS
- TOOLS REQUIRED
- INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
- 1. Identify a suitable mounting location for the Fuel Lock device within the parameters outlined above
- 2. Mount the Fuel Lock device to a stable surface using the 4 screw holes on the outside flanges (a)
- Connecting Fuel Lock To 120v Pumps
- 1. Shut off power to the device
- 2. Connect the line side hot conductor (black, from breaker) to the terminal marked “120V” on the right side of the terminal strip
- 3. Connect the line side neutral conductor (white, from breaker) to one of the three terminals marked “NEUT”
- 4. Connect the load side hot conductor (black) for the fuel pump(s) to the terminal marked either “1” or “2” on the bottom and “120V” on the top.
- 5. Connect the load side neutral conductor (white) for the fuel pump(s) to one of the remaining terminals marked “NEUT”
- 6. Connect the load and line side ground conductors (green or bare) to the ground bar in the bottom left corner of the Fuel Lockenclosure
- 7. Connect the load side hot conductor (black) for the first fuel pump(s) to the terminal marked “1” on the bottom and “120V” on the top
- 8. Connect the load side hot conductor (black) for the second fuel pump(s) to the terminal marked “2” on the bottom and “120V” on the top
- 9. Connect the load side neutral conductor (white) for the second fuel pump(s) to the last remaining terminal marked “NEUT”
- 10. Connect the load and line side ground conductors (green or bare) to the ground bar in the bottom left corner of the Fuel Lock enclosure]
- 11. Install the app to add flow meters
- CONNECTING FUEL LOCK TO 240V PUMPS
- 1. Shut off power to the device
- 2. Connect the second line side hot conductor (from breaker) to the terminal marked “240V” on the right side of the terminal strip
- 3. Connect the second load side hot conductor for the fuel pump(s) to the terminal marked either “1” or “2” on the bottom and “240V” on the top
- 4. Connect the second line side hot conductor (from breaker) to the terminal marked “240V” on the right side of the terminal strip
- 5. Connect the second load side hot conductor for the first fuel pump(s) to the terminal marked “1” on the bottom and “240V” on the top
- 6. Connect the second load side hot conductor for the second fuel pump(s) to the terminal marked “2” on the bottom and “240V” on the top
- FLOW METER - Fuel Lock Business
- INSTALLATION FLOW TEST
- 1. Press *Menu and enter the administrator PIN to gain access
- 2. Press #
- 3. Select #5 Install Support
- 4. Select #1 Tank Calibration
- 5. Ensure the selected port has a pulser that is physically connected to the pulser circuit board inside the device
- 1. Press 0=PWR to engage power supply and turn on pumps
- 2. Ensure the screen is displaying a volume count
- 3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 on all ports with connected tanks (pulsers)
- 4. When volume data is displaying correctly for all tanks, connect the device to the app.
- Setting a Custom Pulse Rate
- a. Ones - toggle (1,4) on the keypad to change the one value.
- b. Tenths - toggle (4,6) on the keypad to change the tenth value.
- c. Hundredths - toggle (7,9) on the keypad to change the hundredths value.
- d. Multiplier - (8) keep the setting at 0L unless instructed by the dealer or IntraGrain support.
- e. Polarity - (5) keep the setting at HIGH unless instructed by the dealer or IntraGrain support.
- FLOW METER CIRCUIT BOARD REPLACEMENT
- TOOLS REQUIRED
- PROCEDURE
- 1. Label the wires connecting the flow meters to the flow meter circuit board and from the customer peripherals side to the circuit board for easier identification when reconnecting to the new circuit board
- 2. Use the small flat screwdriver to loosen the screw terminals on the bottom side of the flow meter board
- 3. Loosen the screw terminals (a) that connect the six wires at the top of the flow meter board, then disconnect the wires
- 4. Loosen the screw terminals (b) that connect the peripheral equipment wires at the bottom of the flow meter board, then disconnect the wires
- 5. Remove the four Phillips screws (c) that secure the flow meter board in place and remove the existing flow meter circuit board from the enclosure
- 6. Place the new flow meter circuit board into the enclosure and secure it with the four Phillips screws (c)
- 7. Reconnect the flow meter wires to the screw terminals (a) at the top of the flow meter board using the labels placed in the first step. The wires must be connected to the terminals in the following order from left to right:
- 8. Reconnect the peripheral equipment wires to the screw terminals (b) at the bottom of the flow meter board using the labels placed in the first step.
- 9. Restore power to the Fuel Lock device
- 10. Unlock the device and pump fuel to test that all connections have been restored and that the new flow meter circuit board is functioning correctly
- USING FUEL LOCK
- AFTER Fuel Lock® IS CONNECTED
- CHANGING YOUR PIN
- 1. From the main lock screen, press * to access the administration page
- 2. Enter your PIN followed by # to gain access to the administration menu (once accepted, the indicator light will blink amber)
- 3. In the administration menu, press 1 to change your PIN
- 4. Follow the on-screen prompts to enter your new PIN (you will be prompted twice)
- 5. Once accepted, you will be returned to the administration menu
- 6. Press * to exit and return to the main lock screen
- USING FUEL LOCK
- CHANGING THE AUTO-LOCK TIME
- 1. From the main lock screen, press * to access the administration page
- 2. Enter your PIN followed by # to gain access to the administration menu (once accepted, the indicator light will blink amber)
- 3. In the administration menu, press 2 to change the auto-lock time
- 4. Enter any time between 5-60 minutes and press # to accept
- 5. Once accepted, you will be returned to the administration menu.
- 6. Press * to exit and return to the main lock screen
- CHANGING THE SCREEN CONTRAST
- 1. From the main lock screen, press * to access the administration page
- 2. Enter your PIN followed by # to gain access to the administration menu (once accepted, the indicator light will blink amber)
- 3. In the administration menu, press 3 to change the screen contrast
- 4. Press 1 to lighten, press 3 to darken
- 5. Once the desired contrast level is reached, press * to save and return to the administration menu
- 6. Press * to exit and return to the main lock screen
- RESTORING DEFAULT SETTINGS
- 1. From the main lock screen, press * to access the administration page
- 2. Enter your PIN followed by # to gain access to the administration menu (once accepted, the indicator light will blink amber)
- 3. In the administration menu, press 4 to restore all settings to their defaults
- 4. Key in the random PIN shown on the screen to erase all current settings (this may take a few minutes)
- 5. Once completed, the device will automatically return to the main lock screen
- CHANGING UNITS AND TIME FORMAT
- 1. From the main lock screen, press * to access the administration page
- 2. Enter your PIN followed by # to gain access to the administration menu. Once accepted, the indicator light will blink amber.
- 3. In the administration menu, press 5 to change units
- 4. Follow the on-screen instruction to change the temperature units and/or time format
- 5. Press # to save and return to the administration menu
- 6. Press * to exit and return to the main lock screen
- Fuel Lock Business
- ERROR MESSAGES
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- MAINTENANCE
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Fuel Lockdevices are powered by 120V and provide switched power (120V or 240V) to fuel pumps. Each power
supply connection uses a contactor to switch up to 30A of current at either 120V or 240V. Fuel Lock Personal has
one power supply while Fuel Lock Business has two independently controlled power supplies. Multiple pumps
can be connected to the same power supply so long as the combined current of all pumps connected to all
power supplies does not exceed 30A.
Fuel Lock Personal has one power supply that can provide power multiple to pumps up to a maximum of 30A.
Fuel Lock Business has two independently controlled power supplies. The two power supplies can be set up so
that each only provides power to a specific set of pumps. This is the case in Diagram 2 where Power Supply 1 pro-
vides power to diesel pumps, and Power Supply 2 provides power to gas pumps. Each can provide power to mul-
tiple pumps to a maximum of 30A combined between both power supplies. For example, four 5A pumps could be
connected to Power Supply 1 and two 5A pumps could be connected to Power Supply 2.
• Connection to new or existing tank site
• 1-1000 users
• Auto-Lock between 5-60 minutes (Adjustable)
• LED Indicator light to signal locked, unlocked, or settings mode
• LCD display screen
• Compatible with 120/240V pumps (device still requires a neutral)
• Connection to wireless level sensors
(upgrade configuration with flow meter and level sensor options)