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SmartFOAM
Table 1: Maximum Foam Solution Flows
Model
(12 or
24 volt)
Max
Foam
Flow
Rate
(GPM )
Max
Injection
Pressure
(PSI)
Max Water Flow - GPM
CLASS A FOAM INJECTION RATE
CLASS B FOAM
INJECTION
RATE
0.1%
0.3%
0.5%
1%
3%
6%
1.7
1.7
400
1700
566
340
170
CLASS A ONLY
2.1
2.1
250
2100
700
420
210
3.3
3.3
400
3300
1100
660
330
110
55
5.0
5.0
250
5000
1666
1000
500
166
83
6.5
6.5
200
6500
2166
1300
650
216
108
Dual
6.5
13.0
200
13000
4333
2600
1300
433
216
LOW PRESSURE STRAINER
A low pressure foam concentrate strainer is mounted at the inlet of the foam pump. The strainer protects the pump from
debris that might accumulate in the foam concentrate tank. The strainer/valve assembly has a composite non-metallic
housing with stainless steel mesh strainer element and includes a service shut-off valve.
The valve inlet offers 1/2-in NPT (13 mm) threads, with a fitting to connect a 1/2-in (13 mm) ID foam concentrate suction
hose.
The strainer and valve are low pressure devices and are designed for installations where the strainer IS NOT subject to
HIGH pressure flushing water.
HIGH PRESSURE STRAINERS (FS Series)
Hale FS series strainers (FS15 and FS25) are panel mounted with a 500 PSIG (34 BAR) pressure rating, suitable for use
where flushing water pressure must pass through the strainer.
The FS15 strainer uses 3/4” (19 mm) NPT connection ports and a 1-1/2-in NST cap. It is suitable for use with Class “A”
and low viscosity Class “B” foam concentrates.
The FS25 strainer uses 1” (25 mm) NPT connection ports and a 2-1/2-in NST cap. It is suitable for use with both Class “A”
and Class “B” foam concentrates.
TANK SELECTOR VALVES
SmartFOAM models 3.3, 5.0, and 6.5 may use dual foam tanks for A and B foam concentrates. Selection of the desired
foam concentrate tank with the
ADT
panel mounted toggle switch or
MDT II
selector automatically changes the foam con-
centrate injection rate to the preset default rate for the selected foam tank. No further operator Intervention is required.
The
ADT
,
MDT II
and
MST
include the check valves and connection points to provide foam pump flushing capabilities.
Air Dual Tank Selector (ADT)
The Air Dual Tank (ADT) valve is an air operated foam tank selector valve that enables selection of foam concentrate de-
pendent on fire ground operational demands.
The ADT is an integral part of the foam pump and provides an electrical interlock for the low tank level sensors and con-
centrate injection rate. A panel mounted selector toggle switch with indicator lights controls foam concentrate tank selec-
tion and shows which foam concentrate tank is in use.
Manual Dual Tank Selector (MDT II)
The Manual Dual Tank (MDT II) selector valve is available for the Hale Foam systems with dual tanks. The MDT II is a
panel mounted, manually operated selector that provides selection of foam concentrate dependent on fire ground opera-
tional demands.
Summary of Contents for MiniCAFS 2.1A
Page 3: ...Page 2 SmartFOAM NOTES...
Page 16: ...Page 15 SmartFOAM SYSTEM DIAGRAM Figure 6 Typical Hale SmartFOAM 2 1A and 1 7AHP System...
Page 17: ...Page 16 SmartFOAM Figure 7 SmartFOAM 3 3 5 0 6 5 Single Tank System with In line Strainer...
Page 18: ...Page 17 SmartFOAM Figure 8 SmartFOAM 3 3 5 0 6 5 Single Tank withMSTandIn lineStrainer...
Page 19: ...Page 18 SmartFOAM Figure 9 SmartFOAM 3 3 5 0 6 5 Single Tank withMSTandFSSeriesStrainer...
Page 20: ...Page 19 SmartFOAM Figure 10 SmartFOAM 3 3 5 0 6 5 Dual Tank withMDTIIandIn lineStrainers...
Page 21: ...Page 20 SmartFOAM Figure 11 SmartFOAM 3 3 5 0 6 5 Dual Tank withMDTIIandFSSeriesStrainer...
Page 22: ...Page 21 SmartFOAM Figure 12 SmartFOAM 3 3 5 0 6 5 Dual Tank withADTandIn lineStrainers...
Page 23: ...Page 22 SmartFOAM Figure 13 SmartFOAM 3 3 5 0 6 5 Dual Tank withADTandFSSeries Strainers...
Page 48: ...Page 47 SmartFOAM Figure 28 Typical 4 Inch Check Valve Installation Midship Pump...
Page 59: ...Page 58 SmartFOAM Figure 43 ADT Option Air Hose Connections Part 2...
Page 68: ...Page 67 SmartFOAM Figure 55 Top Mount Low Level Sensor Assembly...
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