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A Quick Guide to Wiring: Hooking Up Systems for Spraying

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Hey there Texas Industrial Remcor fans,

We’re back with another informative video release to help you with all your spraying needs. In this episode, our very own Jeff Mattke delves into the topic of hooking up systems, specifically focusing on the intricate details of wiring. So grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and get ready to learn some valuable insights.

Here are five key takeaways from the video:

1. Wiring the Single Boom Controller: Jeff walks you through the step-by-step process of hooking up the single boom system, explaining which wires go where and how to ensure a proper connection.

2. Understanding the Pressure Regulator: Learn about the positive and negative terminals on the pressure regulator and how to make quick adjustments based on the pressure levels.

3. Polarity and Solenoid Operation: Discover why the polarity of wires doesn’t affect the solenoid operation and how a simple switch can change the direction of the magnetic coil.

4. Hooking Up Multi-Boom Systems: Delve into the more complex wiring of multi-boom systems, including the cab harness and sprayer harness, and uncover the secrets behind connecting all those wires.

5. Replacement Kit: Explore the options available for replacing the rectangular rubber square plugs, as we provide alternative solutions to keep your system running smoothly.

Did you know that TIR stopped producing the style of rubber connectors shown in the video over 15 years ago? So, if you encounter any issues with these connectors, be sure to check out the replacement and repair kits we offer as a cost-effective solution.

That wraps up this episode, folks. We hope you found these wiring tips helpful and insightful. Remember, at Texas Industrial Remcor, we’re committed to providing you with top-quality valves and controls today and tomorrow.

As always, we encourage you to check out our website for additional information and resources. Visit www.sprayervalves.com to explore our range of products and stay up-to-date with the latest news and technology.

If you have any specific topics or challenges you’d like us to cover in future videos, feel free to reach out. We greatly appreciate your feedback and suggestions. Don’t forget to like and subscribe to our YouTube channel for more informative content like this!

Until next time, happy wiring!

Best regards,

Texas Industrial Remcor, Inc.

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Optimizing Performance with the TIR Pressure Regulator

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Learn How to Troubleshoot and Operate the TIR Pressure Regulator!

Hey there, Texas Industrial Remcor friends,

We hope this email finds you in good spirits and that you’re ready to dive into another informative episode from Texas Industrial Remcor, Inc. Today, we’re tackling the TIR Pressure Regulator. If you’ve ever had trouble troubleshooting or operating this device, fear not! We’ve got you covered.

In this episode, we’ve put together a troubleshooting checklist and highlighted the main problems that you might encounter with your pressure regulator. So, without further ado, here are 5 key things you’ll learn from our latest video:

1. How to check if the switch is live when connected to a power supply.

2. How to listen for the motor turning with the gear train.

3. How to identify if the butterfly is missing or if the screw is loose at the end of the fitting.

4. How to ensure that the butterfly is firmly attached and doesn’t wiggle.

5. How to operate the pressure regulator with patience and precision.

Now, here’s a fun fact from the episode: Did you know that the TIR pressure regulator was originally designed with polarity in mind? The mold in the top of the unit has a positive and a negative, which reflected the design standards of the time. Pretty cool, right?

Fun fact from the episode: Did you know that the TIR pressure regulator was originally designed with polarity in mind? The mold in the top of the unit has a positive and a negative, which reflected the design standards of the time. Pretty cool, right?

As you can see, troubleshooting and operating the TIR Pressure Regulator may require some patience, but with the steps outlined in our video, you’ll become a pro in no time. Don’t let a failing pressure regulator slow down your spraying process. Remember, we also suggest having a manual valve as a backup solution if the regulator fails.

If you find yourself in need of new parts for your TIR Pressure Regulator or have any other questions, our team is always here to assist you. Just reach out to us, and we’ll be happy to provide the help you need.

That’s it for today’s email, folks! We hope you enjoy the latest episode on the TIR Pressure Regulator and find it helpful for your industrial needs. Don’t forget to like and subscribe to our YouTube channel for more informative content like this!

Stay safe and keep those pressure regulators running smoothly!

Best regards,

Texas Industrial Remcor, Inc.

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