Honeywell PRF Series Gas Pressure Regulator User Manual

PRF series gas pressure regulator with filter, through the spring setting regulation, keep the gas outlet pressure constant. When there is no gas flow, the zero flow shutdown function prevents the outlet pressure from rising.


Honeywell PRF Series Gas Pressure Regulator User Manual - cover page
Brand
PRF
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
372 KB
Published
14 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The PRF series gas pressure regulator with filter maintains a constant outlet pressure by spring‑set adjustment and includes a zero‑flow shut‑off function. It is suitable for artificial gas, natural gas, LPG and non‑corrosive gases, and complies with EN88 standards. The regulator is offered in RP1/2", RP3/4" and RP1/6" thread sizes, with outlet pressure ranges from 10 mbar to 150 mbar.

The manual details professional installation requirements, including a 90° mounting orientation, a minimum 50 mm clearance from walls or floors, and a 400 mm space below the unit. It explains how to adjust outlet pressure using the adjustment screw, replace the filter element, and change the spring to achieve different pressure ranges. Routine inspection and leak testing are recommended to ensure safe operation. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Technical Parameters
  • Installation
  • Adjustment
  • Spring Replacement
  • Replaceable Parts
  • Flow Curve

Specifications

Thread sizeRP1/2", RP3/4", RP1/6"
Maximum inlet pressure1000 mbar
Outlet pressure range10‑150 mbar
Operating temperature range-15 °C … +60 °C
Seal materialNBR (nitrile rubber)
Body materialDie‑cast aluminum alloy ADC12
Filter rating<50 µm
Maximum allowable pressure5 bar

Frequently asked questions

How should the PRF regulator be installed?

Installation must be performed by a qualified professional, mounting the regulator at a 90° orientation, keeping at least 50 mm clearance from walls or floors and 400 mm space below, and closing the gas supply before fitting.

How do I replace the filter element?

Unscrew the bottom screw, remove the bottom cover, take out the filter element, clean the interior, replace the element if damaged, re‑assemble and perform a leak test.

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