Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions
Document No. 546-00011
Rev. 2, October, 1999
Fume Hood Exhaust Terminal (FHET)
Page 1 of 5
Product Description
The Fume Hood Exhaust Terminal (FHET) is a one
piece flow control device used to vary the airflow
through an exhaust duct. The FHET can be provided
with either a pneumatic or an electronic damper
actuator. For pneumatic actuation, the FHET
consists of a duct section, blade damper, pneumatic
actuator, electric to pneumatic module, orifice plate
flow sensor, and a differential pressure transmitter.
For electronic actuation, the FHET consists of a duct
section, blade damper, electronic actuator, analog
output module, orifice plate flow sensor and
differential pressure transmitter.
Options
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316 L Stainless Steel or Teflon
®
coated
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Sizes 6”, 7”, 8”, 9”, 10”, 11”, 12”, 14”
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Slip-Slip ends
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Flange-Flange ends
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Bellmount-Slip ends
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Bellmouth-Flange ends
Slip-Slip Ends Flange-Flange Ends
Bellmouth-Slip Ends Bellmouth-Flange Ends
Figure 1. FHET End Configurations.
Product Numbers
Refer to the
Configuration and Sizing
section of the
Laboratory and Safety Solutions Technical Manual
(125-1930).
Required Tools
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1/4-inch OD poly tubing (pneumatic
applications only)
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Duct tape
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Sealant
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Small flat blade screwdriver
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3/8-inch. open end wrench
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Needle nose pliers
Prerequisites
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Terminal ductwork is free of debris.
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Ductwork is installed.
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Airline installed (pneumatic applications
only).
Expected Installation Time
30 minutes
Instructions
These instructions are presented in three parts,
FHET Installation, Pneumatic Actuation and
Electronic Actuation and must be completed in the
order presented.
FHET Installation
Installation of the FHET in the exhaust duct or on a
fume hood.
Pneumatic Actuation
Provision of the 18-30 psi air supply.
Wiring the AO-P Module and Differential Pressure
Transmitter to the Fume Hood Controller Board.