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Didier Robert

Denis Muller

Antoine Frenal

Eric Denis

Julien Duquesnoy

Device for supplying gas comprising a support frame () housing a plurality of pressurized-fluid cylinders () connected to a fluidic circuit () for withdrawing from or filling the cylinders (), said circuit () comprising at least a first connection end () connected to the cylinders () via a first isolation valve () to allow filling of and withdrawal from the cylinders (), the support frame () comprising a base () on which the cylinders () rest and a set of uprights () and transverse beams () defining a cage of parallelepipedal overall shape to hold the cylinders (), the frame () comprising, on one of the lateral faces thereof referred to as the 'front' face (), an interface panel () comprising at least one opening () providing access to the circuit (), characterized in that the lateral face referred to as the 'rear' face () of the frame (), which face is situated opposite the front face (), is delimited by uprights () longer than the uprights () of the front face, which means to say that the rear face () is taller than the front face ().

Gas supply device

The invention relates to a gas supply device including a supporting frame () housing a plurality of cylinders () connected such as to form a circuit () including a first coupling end () connected to the cylinders () via a first isolation valve () and a second separate coupling end () that is connected to the cylinders () via a second isolation valve () and a pressure release valve (), the supporting frame () including an interface panel () comprising at least one opening enabling a user to access the circuit (), characterized in that the device comprises a member () for manually controlling the second isolation valve () including a pivoting lever, and in that the interface panel () includes a slot () for accessing the lever (), said lever () being movable between a first position in which the lever () is in the plane of the interface panel () or set back from the latter within the volume of the frame () and a second position in which at least one portion of the lever () projects relative to the interface panel () through the slot ().

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Lyon, France

Didier Robert