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Accumulator Charging Guide
ByReasontek Corporation
Use Dry Nitrogen Only!
DO NOT USE OXYGEN!
Use our charging kit RGA-100-X for bladder accumulator pressure charging. Follow the instructions below:
- Connect the gland connector to the gas cylinder or regulator. (standard connection is CGA-580 in US, you may have different connections for overseas use or use with regulators)
- Connect the air chuck to the accumulator gas valve (Schrader type) , using wrench to tighten.
- Turn the handle on the air chuck clock-wisely all the way to push the gas valve core pin open. Make sure the bleed valve is fully closed.
- Turn on the gas cylinder (or the regulator) knob slowly to charge.
- When the pressure gauge reading reaches the desired value, stop the charging by turning off the gas knob. For new accumulator assembly, recommended pre-charge pressure is 20psi to complete the assembly.
- Turn the air chuck handle counter clock-wisely to release the gas valve core pin.
- Unscrew the air chuck. Take off the charging kit from the accumulator. For some high pressure charging, you may need to open the bleed valve after the pressure charging first to release the pressure left inside the gauge, then unscrew the air chuck from the accumulator.
Product Information
The RGA-100-X series Charging and Gauging Assembly from Reasontek are standard tools for maintaining the Nitrogen pre-charge in hydro-pneumatic accumulators.
Gauges are available in different pressure ranges up to 3000 PSI. Other pressures and metric gauge markings are also available.
- Easy to install and operate
- No external leakage
- All hardware included, replaceable parts list
- High quality US made fittings, pressure gauge
- 10′ US brand charging hose with standard right-hand thread nitrogen fitting (CGA-580)
- Reusable cable ties provided for easy storage
- High quality aluminum case for protection and east carry
The Charging Kit is rated for 3,000 PSI, pressure gauge options from 100-3000 PSI.
Product # | Pressure |
RGA-100-A | 100 psi |
RGA-100-B | 300 psi |
RGA-100-C | 600 psi |
RGA-100-D | 1500 psi |
RGA-100-E | 3000 psi |
High Quality Products Made in USA.
Specifications
Pressure | 100 – 3000 PSI |
Gas Bottle Connection | Standard CGA580 |
Gas Valve Charging Connection | 0.305-32 UNS |
Item # | Description | Qty |
1 | Body, Portable Mount | 1Pc |
2 | Air Chuck | 1Pc |
3 | Bleed Valve | 1Pc |
4 | Tank Valve | 1Pc |
5 | Pressure Gauge | 1Pc |
6 | Swivel Connector | 1Pc |
7 | Hose Assembly (10 feet) | 1Pc |
8 | Coupler | 1Pc |
9 | Gland | 1Pc |
10 | Nut | 1Pc |
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