U602 Oil indicator

U602 Oil indicator

U602 series Oil Viewing Device is designed to watch whether the pipes of the fueling machine is full of liquid or not.

Materials:

Body: Iron

Viewing glass: Toughened glass

seals: Buna-N

Surface: electronic Chromium plated

Features :

U602 Oil View Device provides a 360°swivel action which can reduce the physical strain

100% Factory Tested.

Package:

Net Weight Cross Weight Dimension

31kg/case of 30 34kg/case of 30 37x23.5x19.5 cm / case of 30

on, used to on duty or off duty or refueling for person who hasn’t card. Management card Hold by station owner, management card is used for station manageme fuel dispenser nt. Pump-verifying card Hold by station master or manager, it is used to verify pump in troubleshooting. Maintenance card Hold by station or superior firm, it is fuel dispenser used as maintenance of fuel dispenser. Parameter card The card is used as presetting parameters such as density, volume of pre-close valve. PSAM card PSAM card is employed to verify the validities of above cards, which is installed in reader of fuel dispenser. Fuel dispenser doesn’t work without RSAM card. There are many card seats for using on fuel dispenser. Card-controlled fuel dispenser Card –controlled fuel dispenser actually is the one mounted an IC card reader. At present, most of card-fuel dispenser integrated keyboard and card reader, realizing the combination of balance with IC card. 5.1 Structure of IC card reader for fuel dispenser Diagram 3-26: Basic structure of IC card reader In above diagram, CPU, adopted 32K byte memory, is core component in reader, which controlled all functions of reader. Port I is used for communicating fuel dispenser and realizing control manipulation such as readout filing data from fuel dispenser, download unit price and transmit operating information to fuel dispenser through keyboard. Port II is responsible for exchanging filled data with station’s supervision computer and transmitting filing record to background; readout important information from supervision computer such as black and white list, unit price and enquire blacklist and greylist. Memory is used to store filling record, blacklist and whitelist. Clock circuit provides the time in which filing record is generated. Matrix liquid crystal screen displays data prompting user and balance of card. PSAM card group contains PSAM card that is used for safety attestation and data encryption. User socket is used to insert IC card; card lock is insta fuel dispenser

　 Table ZA.1 Essential requirements of Directive 949EC Equipment and protective systems intended for　　 fuel dispenser use in potentially explosive atmospheres Annex II　　 Essential Subject fuel dispenser Relevant clause(s) in　　 requirement this standard　　 1.0 General requirements 5.1 5.2　　 1.0.1 Principles of integrated explosion safety 5.1 5.2　　 1.0.3 Special checking and maintenance conditions 7.3　　 1.04 Surrounding area conditions 5.2　　 1.0.5 Marking 7.4　　 1.0.6 (a) All equipment must be accompanied by instructions 7.2　　 1.0.6 (b) The instructions must be drawn up in one of the Community languages 7.2　　 1.0.6 (c ) The instructions must contain the drawings and diagrams for the putting into 7.3　　 service　　 1.1.1 Materials must no trigger off an explosion 5.3.2.1 5.3.3.1　　 1.1.2 No reactions of materials and explosive atmospheres 5.3.3.2　　 fuel dispenser

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