Enidine/Conoflow HPNGV4 Series CNG Vehicle Regulator Instruction and Maintenance Manual

This document is the instruction and maintenance manual for the HPNGV4 series compressed natural gas vehicle regulator by Enidine/Conoflow. The regulator is suitable for CNG fuel systems with pressures of 3000 and 3600 psi. It is a self-contained pressure reducing regulator. The document provides information on installation, connections, specifications, features, optional accessories, and safety precautions.


Enidine/Conoflow HPNGV4 Series CNG Vehicle Regulator Instruction and Maintenance Manual - cover page
Brand
Enidine / Conoflow
Category
Vehicle maintenance
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
435 KB
Published
15 December, 2022
Updated
27 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
2913CED3989B3A32BE6E70CB49982AC3

About this manual

The document serves as an instruction and maintenance manual for the HPNGV4 series self-contained pressure reducing regulator designed for CNG fuel systems operating at 3000 and 3600 psi. It details system requirements, connection specifications including SAE J1926 O-ring seals, and installation procedures involving M8 x 1.25 mounting bolts.

What's inside

  • System Requirements
  • Connections
  • Installation
  • Specifications
  • Operation Principle
  • Installation Guide

Specifications

Max Working Inlet Pressure3600 psi (248 bar)
Temperature Range-40°F to 250°F (-40°C to 120°C)
Mounting ThreadM8 x 1.25
Inlet Connection Size3/8" pipe (9/16-18 thread)
Exhaust Connection Size1/2" pipe (3/4-16 thread)

Frequently asked questions

Can the HPNGV4 regulator be adjusted on-site?

No, this regulator is calibrated at the factory and cannot be adjusted in the field.

What type of filter is required upstream of the regulator?

A high-pressure CNG filter with a 1 micron rating must be installed upstream to prevent damage from particulates.

What lubricant should be used on O-rings during installation?

Use appropriate lubricants like oil or synthetic ester; silicone grease must not be used as it can damage oxygen sensors.

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