Hello Tom,

The instructions with the one I have say 2 PSI under or over (I forgot which) 
system pressure, I will look Monday and email. Check the local Fire 
Extinguisher recharge co. for Nitrogen, They use in in Dry Chemical 
extinguishers. The one I have has a regular valve stem on it like a tire. Fills 
with the same adapter as a tire (Same as the one that used to be on Badger 
Brand Water Extinguishers). 

Saturday, October 27, 2007, 7:28:24 PM, you wrote:

> Got my 70 gallon in the shop now, nice construction.
> I got the ASME compliant for durability and it's rugged and heavy.
> One item of note, not sure about the other mfgr, but the bladder is almost
> empty.
> I'm going to have to charge it and it says nitrogen or if not, air.
> I wonder (aside from moisture) is the downside of air instead of nitrogen.
> Thom- I sent them an email asking for the software so hopefully..
> I plan to call them Monday, get the skinny on the bladder and what pressure.
> It's been a while for me since I've installed one but I think they are
> supposed to have just under system pressure in the bladder.  I wonder how to
> figure how much nitrogen?  B tank?  Anyone?  Bueller?

> Tom
> GO RED SOX!!!!!!!

> Yes they do! The Fire X trol line is both UL and asme compliant. (If you
> have attended the AFSA convention in Phoenix, you should have received or
> will shortly receive the CD for sizing , listing and product selection) For
> those not in attendance look on line.

> Thom McMahon



>> Amtrol does NOT manufacture an expansion tank listed for fire  protection
>> use. The Standard requires a LISTED expansion tank.
>> Young Engineering is the only company currently manufacturing expansion
>> tanks listed for fire protection use.

>> Forest Wilson
>> Cherokee Fire


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