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HLZ Inline Inductor Type HL-Z2 and HL-Z4

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High Performance inline Inductor |
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Friction loss up to 5 bar does not influence proportioning rate |
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Performs with all foam compounds inclucing AFFF-ARC |
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Effective with 100m hose to 36m height |
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Fixed induction at 3 and 6% |
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| 1. Application |
| Variable inline inductors are used to mix foam concentrate with water, when the foam concentrate is supplied from a tank at atmospheric pressure. |
| 2. Recommended Foam Concentrates |
| The inductor performs with all types of foam concentrates, including high viscosity alcohol resistant concentrates at 3% or 6% proportioning rate and down to -10°C. |
| 3. Installation |
| This in-line inductor has a better tolerance to back pressure and better foam concentrate suction than a standard in-line inductor. The HL-Z2 and HL-Z4 inductors are connected to the water line. They can be placed far from the foam branch-pipe, as they can accommodate up to 5 bar pressure loss in the hose |
| 4. Construction |
| The HL-Z inline inductor is constructed for a pre-determined water flow at which it creates a drop of approx. 30% in the water pressure. Foam is drawn through a 25mm pick-up tube from a container at atmospheric pressure. The preset flow of foam concentrate is continously added to the water stream.

Friction loss through the hose and static pressure loss of up to 5 bar does not influence the induction rate. This outstanding performance is produced by a special control valve built into the base of housing. A non-return valve prevents water flow back into the foam container once the water supply is turned off.
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| 5. Operating height vs Hose length

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| 6. Technical data |
| Type |
HLZ-2 |
HLZ-4 |
| Water flow |
200 lpm |
400 lpm |
| Lenght |
370 mm |
370 mm |
| Height |
165 mm |
165 mm |
| Weight approx. |
ca. 5,3 kg |
ca. 5,3 kg |
| External coupling thread water |
R 2" |
R 2" |
| Foam concentrate inlet |
D |
D |
| Part-No. |
0825024 |
0825019 |
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