Aqua Logic HydroMate 3000 Manual

AUQHM
HydroMate 3000
Installation & Setup
Instructions
Please check your box has the following contents
You will require the following:
1mm twin & earth flex
Cable Clips, Trunking or Conduit
20mm Cable glands, wall or celing
fixing Screws/plugs.
1 x Hydromate control standard surface mount
box.
1 x 15mm 230v Solenoid Valve.
URINAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
Recommended:
15mm isolation valve “AQRIV” (To comply with water regulations)
Supply from fused spur using 3 amp fuse (BS1361)

Thank you for purchasing Aqualogic’s Hydromate. Following these guidelines will help you
to get the most from your product.
Hydromate Installation
Tips before commencing:
The standard solenoid valve is suitable for installations with a 15mm supply and oper-
ating pressures between 0.35 bar and 10 bar.
The detector in the Hydromate should be placed in a position as close to the urinal as
possible, unless the PIR is to be used to operate lighting, then place at user entry.
Remote PIR units are available on request
Hint:
Best cabling entry points into unit is via rear of unit, or top LHS and RHS of unit (if
surface mounting cables).
Before commencing, if possible fill and flush the cistern, then isolate the water supply.
This will help when it comes to setup.
1. Locate a section of the cistern supply pipe work that will accept the solenoid
valve.
2. Decide on a location to site the Hydromate control box. Ideally this should be in a
position that ensures occupancy detection for the urinals only. The effective
sensing angle is up to 30˚ and the range up to 5 metres. The distance between
control box and solenoid valve can be up to 30 metres.
3. Locate the stopcock/service valve for the water supply to the cistern and isolate.
4. Install the solenoid valve (observing the correct direction of flow marked on the
valve body).
5. Make cable entry holes in back box and fit suitable cable glands if required.
6. Mount the control back box in the desired position.
7. Prepare the 3 core flex between the valve and control box, leaving surplus at
each end for connection.
8. Disassemble the solenoid valve plug and using the 3 core flex and make connec-
tion between the valve plug and the terminal block marked ‘valve’ as shown in
diagram 1. Note: The unit will work in either polarity (see suggested wiring Dia
2)
9. Before connecting the 230v supply cable ensure a safe isolation procedure has
been followed*. NB: (*The electrical supply connections for this unit should only
be carried out by a competent and qualified electrician)
10. Reinstate water supply and test for leaks.
Hydromate 3000 Features Explained
Flush Frequency. Set at 10 mins, the urinal will flush 10 minutes after detecting the first
user. Set at 40 mins, the urinal will flush 40 mins after detecting first user. This can be al-
tered at any time after set up.
Hygiene Flush. During periods of non occupancy the Hydromate will instigate a hygiene
flush every 12 hours.
Reset. A reset button is located within the Hydromate to aid with maintenance and pro-
gramming. Memory will be cleared and ready for reprogramming.
Lighting Control. Upon detection the washroom lighting will remain on for a set time

Hydromate 3000 —identification
1. Using the Blue DIL Switch, select Flush Frequency, (See above Diagram 3).
For cistern fed urinals to comply with IRN R075 refer to Table 1.
2. Activate the 230v supply and press the reset button. The LED will illuminate
red. The Hydromate will enter setup mode and will click within 20/30 seconds.
In this state the unit is ready to set fill time.
3. If no click is heard during the 20 second period, re-check connections
between valve and unit and press the reset button
4. Before setting the fill time the cistern must be empty. NB: If the cistern is not
completely empty at this stage, you will need to carry out steps 5 and 6
twice.
5. Press the Re-set button (important before programming)
6. Red LED will illuminate. Press the Fill Time button once. The solenoid valve
will open and allow water to flow into the cistern. When the cistern begins
flushing, press the Fill Time button again to close the valve. Your Hydromate
is now set and will be armed in 50 seconds.
7. If you wish to control the local lighting connect switch wire ‘line’ feed into
lighting connectors and set to desired ‘lights-on time’ (The Hydromate will
now replace the light switch.)
8. If you have a photocell unit or remote PIR unit connect these as shown in
Diagram 4.
9. Carefully refit the fascia to the housing and secure with supplied screws.
10. Take care when fitting fascia that internal buttons are not depressed causing
reprogramming.
Hydromate 3000 Control Panel
Dia 1 Solenoid Valve Connections
Dia 2
Valve
2 1
230v
supply
Dia 3 Flush
Frequency
Table 1

Hydromate Control Panel Sections
Dia 4
Hydromate 3000 - Lighting Controls
Rotary screw for lux
setting - preset at
110/120 lux.
(Rotate clockwise for
darker activation)
Reset Button
230v Supply, L,N,E
Valve
Connection E,N,L
Lighting Sw/wire connection—
in/out
Connection point for
Photocell To order
quote ‘AQUHMPC’
P.I.R connections
NB:
3 wire Remote PIR can also
be connected here if
required
Illustration shown:
1,2,3 on (up) = 15
minutes
All Switches off =
1min
Sw1 on adds 2 mins
Sw2 on adds 4 mins
Sw3 on adds 8 mins
Sw4 on adds 16 mins
Lights on
time delay
Reprogramming & Care
1. Should you require to increase or decrease flush frequencies, simply alter the 2-
dil switch positions. No further programming is required.
2. To alter the fill time you must reset the system —stage 5.
3. Wiping the fascia of the Hydromate with non-abrasive cleaners will help to keep
the Hydromate in good condition.
4. In case of a power failure, the unit’s memory will retain programmed settings.
5. Unexpected interruptions or pressure differentials with your water supply may
cause fill times to drift over time.
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PhotoCell (Optional)
For areas with natural daylight.
If using the Hydromate to power
local lighting & you have natural
ambient light, the PhotoCell can
detect when the area has enough
natural light thus overriding PIR
Fill Button
PIR Connection Block:
to power lighting
only. Connect your
remote PIR to this