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TERMS AND CONDITIONS TO SALES ORDERS

1. INTERPRETATION

1.1. 

All references to “we”, “us” or “our” herein mean Diversitech Equipment and Sales (1984) Ltd.

1.2. 

All references to “you” or “your” herein mean:

                     (a)    the “Customer” referred to herein and in the Sales Order joining these presents (such Sales Order together with any amendments, supplements and 
                            additional agreements related thereto and all annexes and schedules in respect thereof, collectively the “Sales Order”); and

                     (b)    any affiliates and any party related, whether directly or indirectly, to such “Customer”.

2. 

LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIABILITY

2.1. 

All units and equipment sold by us to you (collectively “Units”) pursuant to the Sales Order are warranted to be free from defects in material for a period of 2  

                  years from the date of purchase (the “Warranty Period”).

2.2. 

We expressly exclude all warranties whatsoever, other than those included at Section hereof, express or implied, legal or conventional, including, without limitation, 

                   any and all warranties of quality, merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.

2.3. 

We will repair or replace, at our discretion, any defective parts that fail during the Warranty Period. The client will be responsible to return defective parts to the  

                  manufacturer’s plant with freight prepaid. This warranty is limited to replacement parts ONLY, subject to on-site or in- house evaluation of defective materials and  
                  does not  apply to any personal liability or property loss that occurs due to the use or installation of this equipment.

2.4. 

During the Warranty Period, prior to any warranty work being effected, any such work must be pre-approved by us by sending a request to us at service@diversitech.ca   

                  in the prescribed warranty claim form available on our website at •. All such work must be completed by us or a party expressly authorized by us. We may charge 
                   you any costs, expenses and disbursements incurred by us to effect such work, the whole in our entire discretion.

2.5. 

In the event that you direct a third-party to complete any service or warranty work during the Warranty Period and:

                     (a)    the authorization and approval pursuant to Section 

2.4

 hereof has been received but such third-party has not been expressly authorized by us to complete 

                             such work; or

                     (b)    the authorization and approval has not been received pursuant to Section 

2.4

 hereof, then any costs, expenses and disbursements of such third-party for 

                             such work shall be borne entirely by you.

2.6. 

Any repair, rework or modifications of any sort, including, without limitation, modifications to software, hardware and components, not authorized by us or completed 

                  by anyone other than us, or a party authorized by us, will void the warranty set forth at Section 

2.2

 hereof.

2.7. 

To the extent that any Units are integrated with any products, equipment, units, connections and/or systems of a third-party (“Third-Party Products”), we hereby 

                  expressly exclude all of the following warranties, express or implied, namely:

                     (a)    warranty against defects of any kind (latent or apparent), fitness for purpose, merchantability or functionality to the extent of any such Third-Party Products; and

                     (b)    any warranty against any defects or problems of any kind, whether latent or apparent, in respect of Units or a Third-Party Product, caused or arising 
                             directly or indirectly as a result of the integration with or use of Units in connection with any Third-Party Product.

2.8. 

You hereby expressly waive and renounce to any and all claims against us relating to loss of profits, loss of business or goodwill, interruption of business and 

                  all indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages of any kind whether arising from or in connection with the Sales Order or from the use of Units, 
                  however caused, and whether in the nature of breach of obligations, breach of warranty, repudiation of contract, tort, negligence (save in the event of gross negligence 
                  or intentional fault) or otherwise. Accordingly, save in the event of gross negligence or intentional fault, we shall have no liability whatsoever towards you under 
                  these presents or the Sales Order for any losses or damages, direct or indirect, consequential, exemplary, incidental or otherwise, regardless of whether we 
                  received advanced notice or were advised of the possibility of such claim, loss or damage.

2.9. 

You are solely responsible for:

                     (a)    determining if Units fit your particular purpose and are suitable for your designated process, application, fitment, tooling, set-up and uses(s); and

                     (b)    all hazards associated with your processes, products and ingredients, regardless of whether the hazards relate to fire, explosion, material handling, expo
                             sure to harmful dusts, fumes or other contaminants, or any other hazard that poses a risk to persons or property.

2.10. 

Unless otherwise expressly agreed and indicated and without limiting any of the foregoing, we do not provide any guarantee or warranty with respect to compliance 

                  with process safety, environmental health and safety or codes and standards.

2.11. 

Without limiting any of the foregoing, you hereby undertake to indemnify and hold us harmless and you agree to fully indemnify and defend us, at your sole cost and 

                  expense, against any and all present and future, actual, potential, contingent or threatened suits, actions or claims, of any nature or source whatsoever, 
                  which may, at any time, be made or asserted against us by any person, including, without limitation, your employees (current or former), contractors, representatives 
                  or any third-party, directly or indirectly, for any reason whatsoever, related to and/or arising from exposure to emissions, dust, fumes, pollutants or noxious substances 
                  from your processes, materials, ingredients, systems or improper use of Units.

Summary of Contents for Typhoon TY-10000

Page 1: ...intenance Manual TYPHOON CENTRAL DUST COLLECTOR Visit our Website for more information on this product www diversitech air com www diversitech ca 1200 55th Avenue Montreal Quebec H8T 3J8 Tel 1 800 361...

Page 2: ...rk Installation 18 SECTION 9 WATER LEVEL CONTROL OPTIONS 19 SECTION 10 START UP OPERATION 19 10 1 Principles of Operation 19 10 2 Controls 19 10 3 Water Level Monitoring 20 10 4 Alarms 20 10 5 Level S...

Page 3: ...and comply with NFPA 654 Standard for the Prevention of Fire and Dust Explosions from the Manufacturing Processing and Handling of Combustible Particulate Solids and those other documents referenced t...

Page 4: ...r incorporates a fan which is close coupled and installed on top of the Typhoon Central Dust Collector or installed separately typically ground mounted and ducted to the outlet of the Typhoon Central...

Page 5: ...non metallic materials that may not present an explosion hazard As mentioned the Typhoon Central Dust Collector is primarily particularly effective for the collection of dust generated by the working...

Page 6: ...he make up water connection or by electrical controls that automatically add water as needed to compensate for evaporation and water lost as the collected dust is removed from the unit The Diversitech...

Page 7: ...the load and strapping it to the handling device Care shall be taken to ensure that the equipment is not dropped or subjected to any impact loads Any missing goods should be noted on the delivery rece...

Page 8: ...ppropriate hoisting procedure should be followed according to 5 3 Rigging and Hoisting Instructions 5 6 Middle Section Hoisting Hoisting must be done from the hoist mounts Appropriate hoisting procedu...

Page 9: ...Appropriate hoisting procedure should be followed according to 5 3 Rigging and Hoisting Instructions 5 8 Motor Blower Hoisting Hoisting must be done from the hoist mounts Appropriate hoisting procedur...

Page 10: ...ations and anchor bolts When locating the Typhoon Central Dust Collector the design engineer shall consider the many factors associated with site selection including but not limited to seismic design...

Page 11: ...Top section Blower and Motor assembly 8 2 Foundation Installation and Levelling Prepare the foundation by drilling anchor bolt holes according to the supplied dimensional drawings Install the Typhoon...

Page 12: ...hoisting instructions from Section 6 Field assembly of these sections will be as follows If the baffles of the middle section were shipped separately they will need to be installed prior to mounting...

Page 13: ...flange to create a gasket with the middle section Lower the middle section carefully onto the flange of the hopper section watching for interference between intermediate sheets and baffles Set the cle...

Page 14: ...g the flange between the Typhoon Central Dust Collector middle section and the clean air transition section Locate the middle section top flange and wipe clean Place sealant tape or a thick constant b...

Page 15: ...er and motor can be installed As previously noted see section 8 3 the motor and blower supplied for Typhoon Central Dust Collector ships separately for installation at the jobsite With the clean air s...

Page 16: ...ill be provided with the Typhoon Central Dust Collector and will need to be installed on site Connect water inlet L piping Connect the water inlet solenoid Connect the blue pressure hose to the water...

Page 17: ...e and green wires in accordance with wiring diagram Run water level sensor wire cable to the control box and see section 8 8 for electrical connection Secure the electrical cable to body with cable cl...

Page 18: ...yphoon Central Dust Collector to the customer s drain line or sewer The customer s drain or sewer line MUST be equal to or larger in size to the drain from the Typhoon Central Dust Collector For the f...

Page 19: ...uct is designed to capture potentially combustible dust particulate from certain industrial applications using a wet filtration process When operating air and dust is drawn into the table passes throu...

Page 20: ...el will be heard When one of these alarms is present the machine will lock down and will not allow to be started Motor Overload if the main motor overload is tripped The alarm will remain until the si...

Page 21: ...3 to modify the set point value If no key is pressed within 5 seconds the interface will go back to the main screen To set the level lower limit the button 3 can be pressed Then use the button 2 and 3...

Page 22: ...cket within 20 seconds 8 Wait until the sensor flashes and changes color 9 Reinstall probe on sensor box 1 Press button 2 2 Using up down keys set the alarm to 95 3 Wait 5 seconds for the reading to b...

Page 23: ...e in your application turn the unit ON and perform a function test To do so 1 Turn switch to ON position 2 LOOK Is the unit level stable and that nothing is obstructing the extraction path Is there ad...

Page 24: ...Water Level Control Box see Section 11 2 Pre Use Checklist Every 1 Month or Specific Cleaning Cycle Exchange Water 1 Remove the water using the drain outlet considering 2 Drained material should be k...

Page 25: ...he static pressure directly upstream of the inlet of the Typhoon Central Dust Collector from the static pressure directly downstream of the exhaust plenum between the Typhoon Central Dust Collector an...

Page 26: ...26 12 4 Troubleshooting Procedure...

Page 27: ...maintenance on unit including filter inspection The input power to this unit is high voltage and touching any live electrical parts can cause fatal shocks or severe burns Do not touch live electrical...

Page 28: ...bicolor LED D rapidly flashes green 5 Releases the button The bicolor LED continues to flash green 6 Within 30s insert an object into position 1 then push and release the setup button The bicolor LED...

Page 29: ...29 NOTES...

Page 30: ...are integrated with any products equipment units connections and or systems of a third party Third Party Products we hereby expressly exclude all of the following warranties express or implied namely...

Page 31: ...Order is for a customized product including without limitation any custom engineered product and b an event set forth at Section 5 2 hereof occurs you will be responsible for payment of the entire amo...

Page 32: ...An Absolent Group Company 1200 55th Avenue Montreal Quebec H8T 3J8 Email info diversitech ca For full product support visit our website https bit ly 2P6CGBX Scan above on mobile...

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