Operating Principle
ACO indicator is pointing to the right cylinder(s). The application MONITORS the gas supply from that side until the status of the indicator changes.
ACO indicator is pointing to the right cylinder(s). The contents of the cylinder(s) are almost empty, and the application uses CII to continue MONITORING the gas supply until all the available gas is used.
ACO indicator is pointing to the Right Cylinder(s), but all gas has been used. The application will ALERT the user to replace the cylinder(s). Use the Order Gas facility within the application. See the Order Gas page for more information.
Exchange procedure has been completed correctly with ACO indicator pointing to the Left Cylinder(s), and the application CONFIRMS the replacement has been made.
Operating principal with device status using CII to optimise cylinder exchange
A normal ACO regulator without CompacTi ensures continuous flow of gas even when a bank of cylinders become empty and can be viewed on the changeover knob. We call this a Physical Status.
Learn morePhysical Exchange Status – When the ACO shows a physical red window on the knob it may not have used all of the available gas in the cylinder. Particularly in cold weather or high demand situations where some of the LPG may not have evaporated inside the cylinder.
CompacTi App and device delays the notification based on the parameters set in CII allowing more of the residual LPG to be used. This is displayed in the App by a red indicator and green background (2) in the device panel. We call this the logical status
When the Changeover and CompacTi device have determined all available gas has been used, the logical status displays red indicator, red background (3) and is ready to be exchanged.
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