Oxygen_Booster_Transfer_Pump__Technical_Specification.pdf

Oxygen Booster Transfer Pump – Technical Specification

• Capable of boosting/transferring aviators breathing oxygen from lower pressure cylinders to higher pressure cylinders

• Particle Filters, inlet and outlet 5 micron filter

• A by-pass valve to equalize the fill oxygen cylinder with the oxygen supply cylinder before turning on the booster pump to reduce heat due to compression

• Electrically-driven pump; fully operational with U.S. 110 standard “wall outlet” as primary power source.

“European” 220 power source as an optional power source; power source allows units to utilize field type equipment such as 5K generator to operate

• Booster/Transfer Pump will most often be used as a stationary unit, but can be transported if needed

• Have handles or other suitable means of grasping, handling, maneuvering and carrying.

• Indicators and high- and low- pressure gauges to verify functionality and monitor for safety

• Connectors/Fittings/Valves that are self-sealing quick connect/disconnect assemblies

• Pressure bleed-off valves; Safety Relief Valves for high pressure and low pressure outlets

• Each outlet port has Individual shut off value, individual pressure relief value

• Manifold constructed of brass

• 4 to 6 port outlets for simultaneous filling of Parachutist Oxygen Bottles

• Parachutist Oxygen Bottles maintain as close as possible ambient temperature when filling

• All connectors have individual protective covering when not in use

• Automatic stop/shut off filling limit control; user adjustable at intervals up to 4,500 PSI

• No oil or other petroleum items present on or to operate oxygen transfer/booster pump

• Self-sufficient – does not need additional source of gaseous mix (Compressed Air) to run the transfer/booster pump

• Low user maintenance requirements and no more than one annual OEM maintenance requirements