Intellivalve Training Kit Contents

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Intellivalve Training Kit Contents

• Intellivalve Training Information (4 pages)
• Intellivalve Training CD-ROM (2 copies)
• This CD-ROM includes a copy of the Intellivalve
  Installation Manual
• 1- Sanitary Lever Intellivalve w/ Pepsi flavor
  chip
• Please use this as a hands-on tool for training
  your techs
• CONTACTS
• Tim Bethuy, Sr. Engineer 914-742-4969
• Nicole Derrick, Operations Mgr 404-236-1838

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• STOP
• PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
• Intellivalve Training Information FIRST!!!

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Intellivalve Training Information

• Proper IntelliCarb installation critical KEY to
  success! Please make sure the following items
  are addressed in training and followed in each
  installation
• Water supply capacity, filtration and long water
  line routing most common cause for water
  starvation to PROCON carbonator pump.
• Pumps starved for water cause air to be
  compressed into the carbonator tank.
  Over-pressurizing the tank with air displaces CO2
  and results in a reduction or loss of carbonation
  and higher than normal water pressures applied to
  valves.
• Normal static water pressures may not be enough
  to support carbonator.
• Each IntelliCarb pump requires water capacity of
  2.1 GPM at pressures gt 20 PSI. This is much
  higher than most other water-consuming equipment
  found in stores.
• Unlike ambient systems with a single carbonator
  feeding multiple dispensers, each IntelliCarb
  dispenser has its own carbonator pump. Multiple
  IntelliCarb dispensers with pumps running at the
  same time can greatly exceed water supply
  capacity.
• Water boosters w/ multiple pressure regulators
  needed for adequate supply.
• Boosters must be installed before water filters
  for water quality, health and safety.
• Use of adjustable Watts water regulators starve
  damage PROCON pumps. Strongly recommend approved
  SHURflo inline regulator, at least one per
  dispenser (see diagram)
• Boosters can provide dedicated water reserve for
  IntelliCarb dispensers and buffer water supplies
  that change when other equipment operates
  (dishwashers, etc)

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Intellivalve Training Information

• Limit number of valves operating from one syrup
  pump.
• In theory, syrup pump manufacturers claim under
  the right conditions their syrup pumps can
  deliver flow rates to support more than two
  valves.
• In practice, the conditions needed to deliver
  operation are not realistic and cause valves
  sharing the same pump to be starved when more
  than two operate.
• If two valves share the same pump, always run
  separate lines from the pump to each valve for
  best performance. If multiple valves are
  connected in a daisy-chain then the last valves
  in the chain will deliver the poorest
  performance.
• No mater what the installation conditions, the
  IntelliValve will provide superior ratio
  performance and compensate for wider operating
  syrup pressure ranges than any standard
  mechanical valve.
• See Installation Diagram Example on following
  page

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IntelliCarb Example Installation Diagram
Intellivalve Training Information

• Items with may not be present in all equipment
  packages. If second water regulator not present,
  connect water regulator 1 to dispenser plain
  water (dotted lines).
• Filter systems are rated to handle up to 5 GPM
  total. In high VPO accounts with more than two
  dispensers it will be necessary to order
  additional filter systems.
• Any water booster output can be split to feed
  multiple filter systems. If more than two
  dispensers, single 6-gallon size may be used in
  place of multiple 2-gallon boosters.