The anti-static set for Burkle pumps is essential when decanting flammable liquids. Without a properly earthed system static charge can build up, which can result in fire or even explosion.
Connect the Burkle anti static set correctly following the instructions below
[caption id="attachment_10283" align="aligncenter" width="419"] The Burkle Anti-static Set for use with their liquid pumps[/caption]
Setup 1 - decanting into a conductive container
If you are pumping flammable liquids into a conductive container, use the black wire to connect the bulk container to earth (e.g. via a water pipe) and use the red wire to connect the two containers together.
Setup 2 - decanting into a non-conductive container
If the receiving container is not conductive, use the black wire to connect the bulk container to earth (e.g. via a water pipe) and use the bare copper wire to connect the bulk container to the decanted liquid.
For more information on the anti static set and the related Burkle liquid pumps, follow the links above or contact us if you have any questions about safe liquid transfer;
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