This was just what I needed to connect an older dental unit to our waterline. Ended up getting a few extra as backup.
These are the brightest, lightest mirrors i have ever used. I hate using anything else now.
Standard II Foot Control (2 Hole)
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Standard II universal foot control with two holes for use with con A-dec equipment.
Product Details:
- Provides consistent variable speed operation.
- Foot control has a 5-1/4" diameter activation disk with a non-skid metal base.
- Includes: 7' of 2 hole tubing.
- For a repair kit, see #04-50.
Installation Instructions (PDF):
- First, turn your delivery unit off.
- Note where each line of your exisiting foot control connects and disconnect. The "ribbed" tubing connects to the source of air in the junction box. The "rib" runs the length of the tubing, like a seam. The "non-ribbed" tubing connects to the delivery unit for drive air.
- Next, trim the flash from the end of the tubing and slip sleeve clamps onto the tubing with the internal bevel facing the end of the tubing.
- Slip the tubing over the barbs, making certain that the sleeve tool is already over the tubing and pushed back.
- Then, lock the tubing by isng pliers or a sleeve tool to slide the sleeve clamps down over the tubing and barbs.
- Turn your delivery unit on and test for leaks and proper function. If the foot control "hisses" (audible air leak) constantly when the unit is on, then the two tubes have been reveresed. Disconnect, switch, and re-attach.
Standard II universal foot control with two holes for use with con A-dec equipment.
Product Details:
- Provides consistent variable speed operation.
- Foot control has a 5-1/4" diameter activation disk with a non-skid metal base.
- Includes: 7' of 2 hole tubing.
- For a repair kit, see #04-50.
Installation Instructions (PDF):
- First, turn your delivery unit off.
- Note where each line of your exisiting foot control connects and disconnect. The "ribbed" tubing connects to the source of air in the junction box. The "rib" runs the length of the tubing, like a seam. The "non-ribbed" tubing connects to the delivery unit for drive air.
- Next, trim the flash from the end of the tubing and slip sleeve clamps onto the tubing with the internal bevel facing the end of the tubing.
- Slip the tubing over the barbs, making certain that the sleeve tool is already over the tubing and pushed back.
- Then, lock the tubing by isng pliers or a sleeve tool to slide the sleeve clamps down over the tubing and barbs.
- Turn your delivery unit on and test for leaks and proper function. If the foot control "hisses" (audible air leak) constantly when the unit is on, then the two tubes have been reveresed. Disconnect, switch, and re-attach.
