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Installation location, conduit sections, burial conditions, and explosion-proof requirements.
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Where should I install it?
Preferred locations are immediately downstream of the primary circulation pump header, or at the first branch upstream of the heat exchanger and condenser.
Are there specific requirements for coil winding positions?
Select locations with stable flow and turbulence, such as downstream of bends, near pumps, valves, and filtration units.
Can this be wrapped on both curved and straight pipes?
All options are acceptable, provided the wrapped conduit section length is at least 20 times the pipe diameter.
Does the insulation layer need to be removed?
Required. The insulation must be removed at the winding location to ensure the coil is close to the pipe wall.
Do you need to treat rust and anti-corrosion paint?
Remove thick anti-corrosion paint and rust to ensure proper magnetic field conduction and coil adhesion.
How to install underground pipelines?
Trench excavation and waterproof trough construction are required; coils must not be buried directly.
How do I waterproof underground installations?
Use a waterproof trough with a waterproof sleeve; the control cabinet is installed above ground.
What should I watch out for during outdoor installation?
The control cabinet must be equipped with a rainproof enclosure. Coil connections should be waterproofed, and the unit must be protected from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Is it suitable for hazardous areas?
Yes, configure the corresponding level of explosion-proof enclosure and control cabinet in accordance with explosion-proof requirements.
Does installation require stopping water or production?
No pipe cutting required. The coil wraps around the exterior of the pipe; schedule work accordingly during the planned window.
How long does installation take?
Standard on-site installation takes 1–3 days. Duration may be extended for long pipe segments, multiple coil groups, or underground installations.
How do I distinguish coil colors?
Capacitive coils: positive is red, negative is blue. Inductive coils are black.
Are there specific operating conditions that haven't been covered yet?
Provide parameters for a written assessment by the technical team.