Download
This Article

FYI Document 240
Download Now

1 Page document
with full color.
PDF LogoAcrobat PDF file.
Size: 175 KB.

INSTRUMENTATION PACKAGES FOR THE MLS IN-LINE FILTER

The optional PDA & ATF Instrumentation Packages are available for the

 |  MLS-2 |  MLS-3 |  MLS-4 |  MLS-6 |  MLS-8 |  MLS-10 (1½ flush port) | 

MLS inline filter with optional instrumentation packages

PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM PACKAGE   (Part# PDA)
The PDA package continuously monitors the inlet and outlet system pressure. When the filter screen becomes dirty, a switch-gauge triggers an audible siren and visual flashing alarm. These alarms are intended to alert maintenance personnel that the strainer screen needs to be removed from the strainer housing for manual cleaning.

AUTOMATIC TIMER FLUSH PACKAGE   (Part# ATF)
The ATF valve package insures that the particulate that falls down to the debris reservoir is automatically flushed. The power supply and time controls for the valve package are housed inside the watertight PDA controller box. Depending on the application, the end-user simply dials in the flush frequency and flush duration of the valve. Based on the parameters that are programmed, the ball valve quickly opens and closes, minimizing the volume of water that is flushed from the strainer.

For more information about In-line filters and process cooling systems
call the Advantage Sales Department at 317-887-0729.

Serving Plastics and Industrial Markets since 1977
American Flag
Advantage Engineering, Inc. 525 East Stop 18 Road, Greenwood, IN 46142   Phone: 317-887-0729   Fax: 317-881-1277
Privacy Statement: we will not sell, rent or release any personal information you share with us to third party vendors.   Sitemap   
Product innovation and improvement is our constant goal. All features, specifications and pricing are subject to change without notice or liability.
Products are assembled in the United States of America.
©2013 ADVANTAGE ENGINEERING, INC
Advantage Engineering Provides Industry Process Cooling Equipment For Optimizing Your Process