Puroxi Oxygen Generator Installation Guide
Scope
This public guide provides the common installation pathway. The current model manual, approved project design, equipment labels, applicable codes and qualified installer requirements control the work.
Preparation and installation
- Use the model-specific manufacturer manual and approved Puroxi system design. Confirm voltage, frequency, capacity, ventilation, ambient limits and oxygen demand.
- Install upright in a clean, dry, ventilated and temperature-controlled location with required service clearance. Protect the air intake from dust, moisture, oil vapour and corrosive contamination.
- Use oxygen-compatible tubing, valves, fittings and downstream equipment. Keep oxygen equipment away from flames, sparks, smoking, oils and greases.
- Do not enclose the generator or alter alarms, relief devices, filtration or controls. Electrical work must comply with local requirements.
Commissioning
- Inspect the installation and confirm the downstream path is correctly connected and open.
- Start and allow the unit to stabilize according to its model manual.
- Verify oxygen concentration and flow with suitable instruments before applying it to the water system.
- Start oxygen supply before the Nano Bubble pump when the approved system uses oxygen through nozzle gas ports. Record flow, purity, pressure and operating readings.
Shutdown maintenance and records
- Stop the water pump before stopping oxygen flow when connected to a nozzle system.
- Follow the model service schedule for filters, compressor and purity checks.
- Service beyond routine operator work must be performed by qualified personnel.
Required genuine photographs and diagrams
- Hero: genuine Puroxi-labelled oxygen generator.
- Figure 1: ventilated indoor placement and clearance.
- Figure 2: generator → oxygen-compatible line → flow control → Nano Bubble gas port.
- Figure 3: oxygen safety symbols and prohibited oil/flame contact.
Important technical notice
Do not install, energize, pressurize, dose or service equipment without the applicable current manual, site-specific approval and qualified personnel. Lock out, isolate and depressurize equipment before service. This guide does not replace electrical, chemical, oxygen or confined-space safety requirements.