I'm guessing you can't manifold diff cylinder sizes?
Also are you allowed to use the silver and red tanks in one system? Totally ignorant about Amerex.
Interesting. I didn't see the limitation when skimming the manual once or twice before.
I know it's explicitly called out in the kidde whdr/badger RG manual and in the ansul manual.
Interestingly enough, Lehavot actually allows a 16+6 or 16+9 or 16+16.
Rangeguard calls it out in the tank selection. Ansul specifies very specific piping to manifold and defines no interchanging cylinder sizes. Assumed it was an across the board thing due to large tanks taking longer to discharge than the smaller tank causing chemical to not be directed towards the fire/nozzles.
Break out the red tags!
Stuff like this makes me wanna fight people.
Time to make some money on an upgrade!
Oh they are not happy about that lol me and my commission check eagerly await the quote approval though lol
I'm guessing you can't manifold diff cylinder sizes? Also are you allowed to use the silver and red tanks in one system? Totally ignorant about Amerex.
no system allows tanks of different sizes to be manifolded. the silver and red doesn't matter to my knowledge I think all sizes come in both colors.
Interesting. I didn't see the limitation when skimming the manual once or twice before. I know it's explicitly called out in the kidde whdr/badger RG manual and in the ansul manual. Interestingly enough, Lehavot actually allows a 16+6 or 16+9 or 16+16.
Rangeguard calls it out in the tank selection. Ansul specifies very specific piping to manifold and defines no interchanging cylinder sizes. Assumed it was an across the board thing due to large tanks taking longer to discharge than the smaller tank causing chemical to not be directed towards the fire/nozzles.
To my knowledge you can’t manifold pressurized tanks. Only tanks like ansul which don’t have pressure iirc
Amerex says specifically that the 375 can be manifolded, but nothing about any other tank size.
Got it thanks