Armitage Shanks Sensorflow 21 User manual

Important:
1. Electrical connection: mains electric powered version of this
product must be connected to a continuous permanent power supply.
2. Sensor protector: this black-out lens cover should only be removed from
the sensor after completing installation & at least 20 seconds after powering up.
See page 3 for more details.
Sensorow 21 compact spout
A4851AA, A4852AA & A4853AA
INSTALLER: After installation please pass this instruction booklet to user
IMPORTANT
BEFORE CONNECTION, FLUSH WATER THROUGH PIPEWORK TO REMOVE
ALL DEBRIS ETC. WHICH COULD DAMAGE THE VALVE MECHANISM
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
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TABLE OF CONTENT
1 IMPORTANT PRE-INSTALLATION NOTES................................... 3
2 PRODUCT BOX CONTENTS ......................................................... 4
3 SUPPLY CONDITIONS.................................................................... 5
4 WATER REGULATIONS .................................................................. 5
5 INSTALLATION GUIDE.................................................................... 6
5.1 MOUNTING .........................................................................................................6
5.2 PLUMBING OVERVIEW.....................................................................................7
5.3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ............................................................................9
6 TAP OPERATION ........................................................................... 14
7 SENSOR RANGING....................................................................... 15
8 OUTLET OPTIONS ........................................................................ 16
9 MAINTENANCE.............................................................................. 16
9.1 SOLENOID VALVE............................................................................................16
9.2 HYGIENE FLUSH (AUTOMATIC).................................................................... 17
9.3 ISOLATING VALVE ...........................................................................................18
10 SPARE PARTS ............................................................................... 19
11 CLEANING CHROME SURFACES............................................... 20
Sensorow 21 compact basin spout
with integral sensor
This compact angled basin mount Sensorow 21 electronic product is designed for water economy &
hygienic “no-touch” operation.
The spout is operated by the integral infrared sensor which is triggered by hand movement in the
sensing region. When the hands are moved away, the water will stop automatically within a couple of
seconds.
This product is designed to be supplied with pre-mixed or cold water.
This product is available in 3 versions: Mains powered (transformed) with option to link up to 5 link units
& independent battery powered units:
A4852AA supplied with mains power unit
A4853AA supplied with link unit (up to 5 per A4852AA)
A4851AA supplied with battery unit

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1 IMPORTANT PRE-INSTALLATION NOTES
Connection to an interrupted power supply intended to stop electrical consumption in an unused facil-
ity, may adversely a󰀨ect this sensor product and is therefore not recommended.
Each time the power supply is reinstated the product briey enters reprogramming mode.
During reprogramming mode, any interaction (passive or active) with the product may alter the sensor
settings in respect to range and / or run duration.
No signicant savings will be achieved by connection to an interrupted supply. These products are in-
trinsically economical in terms of both water and electrical energy and will shut down in the event of a
sensor being obstructed.
SENSOR PROTECTIVE COVER
This product is supplied with the sensor lens covered over with a black-out material.
DO NOT REMOVE this lens cover until the product
installation has been completed & then wait for at least 20
seconds after powering-up.
The lens cover prevents the sensor from being unintentionally
reprogrammed during the powering up sequence.
Don´t
remove, read
instruction 1st
DURING SETTING UP
PROCEDURE AVOID HIGH
VISIBILITY CLOTHING
MAINS ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY
Mains powered Sensor Operated Products must be connected to a (fused /
switched) continuous permanent power supply. This can be by a fused spur or
a fused & switched spur. Installing a switch will permit easier future maintenance of
the electrical system.

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2 PRODUCT BOX CONTENTS
1x Inlet adaptor
15 to 8mm
compression
1x Spout mounting kit
1x Inline
service valve
with filter
1x Solenoid
valve
1x Power Supply Unit
1x Outlet key
1x Flow
straightener
moulding
2x wall / panel
stickers
Regulated PCA
outlet pre-fitted.
See section 8
1x Sensorflow 21
compact angled basin
spout with integral
sensor
2x Couplers
G 1/2“ female
thread to
15 mm
compression
Each type of PSU is
identified by this
coloured dot system:
RED
DOT
BLUE
DOT
GREEN
DOT
MAINS
LINK
(Supplied with
link cable)
BATTERY
(Supplied with
battery)
1x Velcro
pad set
Copper
inlet pipe

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3 SUPPLY CONDITIONS
Abbreviations & terminology used
PSU: Power Supply Unit, either mains, battery or link versions.
PCB: Printed Circuit Board inside the PSU.
LINK PSUs: (up to 5 max) can be connected in series to a single mains PSU. Permit-
ting washroom with multiple products to be run from a single mains supply point.
4 WATER REGULATIONS
The ttings covered by this installation and maintenance instruction should be installed in
accordance with the water regulations published in 1999*, therefore Armitage Shanks would
strongly recommend that these ttings are installed by a professional installer
*A guide to the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 and the Water Byelaws 2000, Scotland is published by WRAS (Water
Regulations Advisory Scheme) Unit 13, Willow Road, Pen-y-Fan Industrial Estate, Crumlin, Gwent, NP11 4EG.
ISBN 0-9539708-0-9
These products are factory tted with a regulated PCA outlet, this outlet will function correctly at pres-
sures greater than 1 bar. For lower pressure systems t the unregulated ow straightener supplied. For
more outlet details see section 8
Unregulated full-flow
flow straightener
(SUPPLIED IN BOX)
Regulated PCA
outlet (> 1.0 bar)
(FACTORY FITTED)
MAX.
5,0
OVER
1,0
P
T°C
bar
MAX. 80
MIN.
0,5
UPTO
1,0
40
Recommended

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2
3
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5 INSTALLATION GUIDE
DO NOT apply heat near this product. Heat generated by soldering
could damage plastic parts and seals.
5.1 Mounting
Before connection, ush water through pipe-work to
remove all debris etc. to prevent damage to the valve
mechanism.
THEN ENSURE WATER SUPPLIES HAVE BEEN
ISOLATED.
Feed the inlet pipe & cables through basin
hole. Allow the spout to rest on the basin
seated on the rubber washer.
2. Fit the larger rubber washer, brass washer
& back-nut onto the spout tail as shown.
3. Hand tighten the nut against the brass
washer until the rubber washer makes con-
tact with the underside of the basin. Ensure
the spout is positioned correctly, & then
tighten the back-nut securely with a basin
wrench (36mm A/F).
CABLE COLOURS:
The cables emerging from the spout are connected to
the integral sensor.
BLACK & RED cables will connect to the solenoid valve.
GREY cable will connect onto the PCB inside the PSU
Do not cut these cables.
1. Remove the spout mounting kit if already assembled to the spout tail. Ensure the basin rubber washer
(smaller diameter one) is in place as shown. This seal should locate into the base recess of the spout.
O󰀨er the spout towards the basin hole.

Inline
solenoid
valve
Inline service
valve with filter
Inlet adaptor
15 to 8mm
compression
2x Couplers
G1/2” female
thread to
15mm
compression
Spout inlet
pipe Ø8mm
Short copper
pipe Ø15mm
Short copper
pipe Ø15mm
Copper supply
pipe Ø15mm
Filter
cap
Isolating
screw
FLOW
DIRN
FLOW
DIRN
16, 22 & 24
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5.2 Plumbing Overview
Once the spout has been secured to the ba-
sin, consideration should be given to install-
ing & positioning of the inline valves.
A typical plumbing installation example is
shown here. The water is being supplied from
below, but can be from any direction.
Short lengths of Ø15mm copper pipe
(not supplied) have been used between the
components. Copper pipe lengths should be
cut to suit the suit the installation.
Note the Ø8mm inlet pipe (tted to spout) can
be trimmed if necessary.
Observe arrow markings on the
valves as shown here. Ensure water
ows in the direction indicated.
4. To t inlet adaptor: Slip the small com-
pression nut & olive onto the Ø8mm inlet
pipe. Push the adaptor onto the inlet pipe up
to the shoulder. Slide the olive up to the adap-
tor & tighten the compression nut
(16mm A/F) with an adjustable spanner. Hold
the adaptor steady with 22mm A/F spanner.

Check that all joints are securely tightened, test for leaks.
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10
6
7
8
9
24
24 & 25
5. To t inlet adaptor cont: Slip the larger compression nut & olive onto a short length of Ø15mm
supply pipe. Push the supply pipe into the adaptor up to the shoulder. Slide the olive up to the adaptor
& tighten the compression nut with a 24mm A/F spanner. Hold the adaptor steady with a 22mm A/F
spanner.
6 & 8. To t solenoid valve:
The couplers can be screwed onto both sides
of the in-line solenoid valve. Ensure the seals
provided are tted as shown. Make good the
joints, taking care not to use excessive force.
Tighten with an adjustable spanner
(25mm A/F).
7 & 9. Slip the compression nuts & olives onto
the pipes. Fit the solenoid valve into the pipe-
work & make good the joints.
Observe ow direction.
Make sure the solenoid valve is orientated
such that the electrical connectors are easily
accessible.
10 & 11. To t service valve:
Slip the compression nuts & olives onto the pipes. Fit the service valve
into the pipe-work & make good the joints. Observe ow direction.
Make sure the service valve is orientated such that the lter cap &
isolating screw are easily accessible for future maintenance.
When the isolator screw slot is parallel to the
valve body, the valve is open & permits water to ow.
To close the valve, rotate the isolator screw 90°.
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NOTE FOR IRELAND: 15mm olives
are supplied with this product. Use
½” olives if ½” supply pipes are tted.

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10
6
7
8
9
24
24 & 25
Connection of this product to mains
power supply should be undertaken by
a competent person and should conform to
IEE Wiring Regulations
Orientation & position of solenoids, and PSU
(Power Supply Unit) case can di󰀨er from installa-
tion to installation.
With the product securely mounted to the basin &
plumbed-in, electrical work can commence.
12. Locate the end of the red & black cable which
emerges from the spout tail (attached to the rear of
the sensor). This cable length is nominal 800mm.
Connect the cable to the solenoid valve terminals
as
shown. Observe the + and – symbols marked on
the
solenoid valves, connect the red cable to + &
black to -.
Refer to the diagram on the next page for PSU
connection options.
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red
black
Power: 6W
Approval EU:
EN 60950, EN 60335
Approval UL: UL 1310
Input voltage:
100V - 240V~ 50 - 60Hz
Protection class: II
DIN EN 60730-1: Type 1
Each type of PSU is
identified by this
coloured dot system:
RED
DOT
BLUE
DOT
GREEN
DOT
MAINS
LINK
BATTERY
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5.3 Electrical connection
Electrical information
& approvals:
IEE (BS 7671) In the interest of electrical safety, ensure all wiring conforms to the latest standard UK
IEE Wiring Regulations.
Always ensure mains power supply is switched o󰀨 before
commencing any electrical connection work.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
NOTE: Children must not be allowed to
clean or maintain this product

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Electrical connection continued…
ENSURE MAINS POWER SUPPLY IS SWITCHED OFF BEFORE COMMENCING
13. Open the PSU case by unscrewing 4x
posi-drive screws.
14. The lid & seal should separate from
the PSU case.
15. For battery version, orientate the
battery correctly & slide it into
the PSU as shown, until it clicks
into position
For mains version, slide out
Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
16. For mains version, press out the
“knock-out” at the base of the
PSU case for mains cable entry.
17. For link version, slice the
grommets tted in the side wall
of the PSUs to allow entry for
the link cable(s).
18. For mains version, t a grommet
into the hole in the base of the
PSU. Feed the power supply
exible cable through this grommet
& make connections to terminal
block on the PCB. Refer to 28.
19. For link version, feed the link cable
through the side wall grommet in
the PSU & plug it onto one of the
sockets on the PCB. Refer to 28.
20. Slide the PCB back into the PSU
ensuring cables are not trapped.
21. For link version, plug the other end of the link cable
into the socket on the link PCB.
22. For link versions, plug additional link
cables into the sockets on the link
PCB.
23. Slide the link PCB back into the
PSU ensuring cables are not
trapped.
6V Lithium
CR-P2
15
13
14
15
16
N
230 V
L1
18
20
N
230 V
L1
18
19
20
AC Multiply
Mains
AC
21
22
23
AC Multiply(LINK)
(max. 5 x)
MAINS AC
PLUS LINK(S)
MAINS AC
PLUS LINK(S)
MAINS AC
-SOLO
BATTERY
-SOLO
MAINS
LINK(S)
Sensor
cable
Link
cable
230 V
AC
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15
16
25
24
26 27
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
GREEN
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
Each type of PSU is
identified by this
coloured dot system:
RED
DOT
BLUE
DOT
GREEN
DOT
MAINS
LINK
BATTERY

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6V Lithium
CR-P2
15
13
14
15
16
N
230 V
L1
18
20
N
230 V
L1
18
19
20
AC Multiply
Mains
AC
21
22
23
AC Multiply(LINK)
(max. 5 x)
MAINS AC
PLUS LINK(S)
MAINS AC
PLUS LINK(S)
MAINS AC
-SOLO
BATTERY
-SOLO
MAINS
LINK(S)
Sensor
cable
Link
cable
230 V
AC
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15
16
25
24
26 27
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
RED
DOT
GREEN
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
BLUE
DOT
Each type of PSU is
identified by this
coloured dot system:
RED
DOT
BLUE
DOT
GREEN
DOT
MAINS
LINK
BATTERY
24. Remove the pre-split
grommet from the PSU lid.
Slide the grey sensor cable
into this grommet.
25. Slide the sensor cable
terminal through the PSU lid
& plug into one of the sockets
on the PCB. Press grommet
securely into the lid.
26. Mate the PSU lid to the
PSU case, ensuring seal is
in place. Avoid trapping any
cables.
27. Refit the 4 lid screws
securely.

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Electrical connection continued…
28. Mains power cable (not supplied) should be exible 3A rated (multi-strand) 2 core cable. Prepare
the cable for connection into the PCB by carefully stripping back the outer sheath by about 100mm. Strip
the wire ends back by about 5mm.
PCB connection: the appropriate wires of the mains cable should connected to the appropriate termi-
nal on the block. The PCB is marked L1 for the live wire & N for the neutral wire. Earth connection is
not required.
IMPORTANT: Ensure terminal block screws are rmly tightened & clamp the wires securely.
Other cable information:
Two cables emerge from the spout tail these are connected to the
integral sensor. Both cables have nominal lengths of 800 mm.
BLACK & RED cable will plug onto the terminals on the solenoid valve.
GREY cable (with black line) will plug into one of the sockets on the PCB inside the PSU.
Link cable is also GREY (with black line), length is 1.5M (supplied with link product only)
SEE SECTION 7 FOR CABLE EXTENSION DETAILS & FURTHER CABLE NOTES
lid screw
grommet for
sensor cable
lid
PCB
terminal block
for mains
connection
Enlarged view
showing connection
block on mains PCB
transformers with
thermal fuse
complies with
EN60950
lid seal
PSU case
grommet for
power cable
(bottom entry)
output voltage 6V
-complies with
IEE wiring regulations
safety extra low
voltage (SELV)
Use either socket
connector for grey
sensor cable or
link cable
mains supply (210 - 250 volt)
should be via an RCD
(max trip 30 mA)
power cable not supplied
Note: The 3 different PSUs
have different PCBs fitted.
The mains version shown
here has a pair of connectors.
The link version has three.
(Some link PCBs have an extra Euro
connection – not used in the UK)
Shown above: Mains Power Supply Unit (PSU)

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Electrical connection continued…
A pair of self-adhesive Velcro-type pads are provided. Attach
one to the side of the PSU case & the other to a suitable
location on the rear of the mounting panel.
Ensure the selected location does not stretch/stress the
cables. Consideration should also be given to keeping the
PSU case within easy reach/access for maintenance sta󰀨.
IMPORTANT:
Leave the sensor protective sticker in place for at least
20 seconds after powering-on the product. See section
7 regarding sensor ranging.
Example above of an installation where PSUs are all battery versions..
Example of an installation where 1st PSU is mains plus 2x link PSUs.

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Electrical connection continued…
Sensor taps stickers: To complete the installation, 2 stickers are
provided which can be stuck onto a wall or panel in close proximity to
this product to advise the end user that this product sensor operated.
6 TAP OPERATION
Sensorow 21 products use an Infrared Sensor to activate the system.
The sensor is triggered by something reective (normally hand movement) in the Sens-
ing Region.
75 mm
Move hands towards the spout: Water
will ow.
Move hands away from the
spout: Water will continue
to ow for a second or
two, and then turn o󰀨.
Sensor is factory set to
Proximity Mode, & is
designed to trigger the water ow
only when a hand (or similar) is in
the Sensing Region – just in front
of the sensor / outlet.
For this range of products, the sensor
is located near the ow outlet and faces
downwards, towards the basin.
Example above of an installation where PSUs are all mains versions.

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If the Sensor detects a strong reection (or similar), the spout will turn on and o󰀨 intermittently with no
one present (Pulsing On / O󰀨). In the unlikely event that this does happen, the Sensing Range must be
reduced.
This can be done using one of two ways: (A) manually or by (B) using a remote sensor programming
unit.
If the installer wishes to position the PSU in the ceiling area for example, then cable
extensions are available:
SENSOR & SOLENOID EXTENSION LEADS: A963703NU: (Pair, 2M long).
Containing grey power lead for sensor & black/red lead for solenoid.
LINK CABLES: A962281NU (1.5M), A962282NU (3M) & A960707NU (10M).
A. Manually Changing Sensor Range
1. Turn Power to sensor OFF.
2. Wait 60 seconds, turn power ON . . .
3. IMMEDIATELY move hand very close to
sensor (A) (palm towards sensor)
4. Leave hand in place for 7 seconds.
5. Move hand to Position (B)
(This will set the Sensing Range)
6. Leave hand in place for 7 seconds
Move hand away from Sensor / Tap.
7. Wait 5 seconds for sensor to store data.
8. Sensor Range is now set.
9. Check tap works properly by bringing
hand towards tap.
(Total range is from 50mm to 250mm).
B. Remote sensor programming unit is a hand held unit which can be used to change sensor range &
other functions if required. Detailed instructions for using this unit are provided with the unit.
(This unit can be purchased separately. For spares code, see section 10.
See maintenance section for a quick overview of how to use this unit to evoke the optional hygiene ush
function.
Hand Position (A)
30 mm to 50mm
from Sensor
Hand Position (B) Approx
75 mm from Sensor
A longer range may cause
tap to ‘Pulse’ On/O󰀨
7 SENSOR RANGING
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Extension cables
Default factory range setting is 75mm
CABLES SHOULD NOT BE CUT (OR SHORTENED), AS THIS WILL INVALIDATE WARRANTY.
DURING SETTING UP
PROCEDURE AVOID HIGH
VISIBILITY CLOTHING

This product comes with two outlets one tted & the second supplied in a bag.
The product is factory tted with a laminar PCA regulated outlet which is secured
within an anti-vandal (AV) housing.
To replace/clean/service the outlet, use the outlet key supplied with the
product to unscrew the AV housing. Using the side of the key marked “jun-
ior” locate the key into the inner ring of the housing and unscrew. Change
the outlet & re-secure the housing with the key, ensuring the seal is in place.
Ensure the outlet housing is adequately tightened to prevent leaks & run back.
If water continues to ow when the tap should be o󰀨, and if the sensor is correctly ranged, then the
solenoid valve may have debris lodged in the diaphragm pilot hole or on the valve seat:
• Locate the solenoid valve.
• Isolate the water supplies.
• Disconnect the solenoid valve cables.
9.1 SOLENOID VALVE
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8 OUTLET OPTIONS
9 MAINTENANCE
Q
4.7
P
l/min3.0 bar
Q
4.2
P
l/min0.5 bar
Unregulated
full-flow
flow straightener
(SUPPLIED LOOSE)
Regulated PCA
outlet (> 1.0 bar)
(FACTORY FITTED)
FLOW
DIRN

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Maintenance continued…
• Remove the 3 screws holding the coil.
• Lift o󰀨 the coil assembly.
• Locate the diaphragm
(inside the valve body).
• Clean out the pilot hole(s) – use a
thin gauge fuse wire (or similar).
• Ensure there is no debris on the diaphragm
or the valve seat (under diaphragm).
• Re-assemble solenoid valve.
• Reconnect water supply, check there are no leaks.
• Reconnect the solenoid valve cables.
• Test the solenoid valve & ensure it is working correctly.
If diaphragm is damaged it should be replaced.
If the solenoid plunger
becomes dislodged from its
bore, ensure it is retted
correctly. The end with the
small black insert should
face towards the diaphragm.
Incorrect assembly will cause continual running.
Diaphragm
pilot hole(s)
9.2 Hygiene ush (Automatic)
The programming unit should be held pointing towards the sen-
sor at distance of approx. 100mm.
Once enabled, this function will automatically turn the water on
for a duration of 1 to 240 seconds if the product has not been
used for a period of 6, 12, 24, 48, or 72 hours.
This hygiene ush is an important optional function of these products which can be enabled by the in-
staller or maintenance sta󰀨 using the optional remote programming unit (for part number see sect.10).
The hygiene ush is used to combat periods of stagnation due to low usage of the product. The func-
tion activates the spout automatically if it hasn’t been used for a set time period. This function ensures
regular movement of water combating bio lm growth and bacteria colonisation.
For full details on how to enable this function, refer to the
programming instructions supplied with programming unit.
Keep hand unit away from the water ow, avoid getting it wet.

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Maintenance continued…
Note: Older handset units will display (c) SENSOR 2008 (or 2003) by default.
Failed program output message will be (i) ERROR COM.
Latest handset can program all previous sensor versions 2013, 2008 & 2003.
a) Handunit ON
b) Navigate to Menu 4 PARAMETER
c) SENSOR 2013 (Enter)
d) MENU 4.1 HAND-WASH (Enter)
e) AUTO-RINSE FREQUENCY: OFF
ARROW UP (To required Delay time) (Enter). Recommended: 6 or 12 hours.
f) AUTO-RINSE DURATION: (15 sec default)
ARROW UP or DOWN (To required Run Time). Recommended: 60sec (max).
g) Point towards Sensor (approximate distance 100mm)
h) Press ENTER
i) TRANSMISSION OK - if successfully programmed;
ERROR COMMUNICATION 2– if programming failed
j) Press ESCAPE (X) to get BACKUP FUNCTION
k) With BACKUP FUNCTION, previous settings are ‘Remembered’
- just point at next Tap / Sensor and press ENTER to repeat.
l) Handunit turns itself o󰀨 after 2 minutes of non-use.
A brief summary of how to navigate the programming unit is as follows:
9.3 Isolating valve
strainer cap
strainer screen
isolating valve
direction
of flow
Isolation valve (supplied with this product) MUST be tted to permit future maintenance of the product.
A strainer (lter) is built into this valve.
Isolation valve should be installed in an easily accessible location.
When the isolator screw slot is parallel to the valve body, the valve is open & permits water to ow. To
close the valve, rotate the isolator screw 90°.
The lter can be checked & cleaned by unscrewing the cap using a 22mm A/F spanner. Expect some
water to escape. The isolating valve can be closed to permit servicing of the solenoid valve, or to remove
the product completely.

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10 SPARE PARTS
A4851..
A4852..
A4853..
A960 224NU Diaphragm (10 pk)
A 962 478 NU Solenoid complete
A 960 219 NU Sensor complete
B 960 860 NU Flow straightener insert
A 960 402 NU Legend plates
A 960 158 NU PCB Battery
A 960 161 NU Battery
A 960 160 NU PCB Link
A 960 159 NU PCB AC
A 960 704 NU Velcro pads
B 960 859 AA Areator complete with AV key
A 961 182 NU O-ring only (x2)
A 962 499 NU
A 962 499 NU
A 963 311 NU
A 962 881 NU PSU AC complete
A 960 531 NU PSU Link complete A 960 551 NU PSU Battery complete
F 960 970 NU
B 960 773 AT
E 960 086 NU
A 963 049 NU
FOR LONGER CABLE OPTIONS, REFER TO SECTION .7
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11 CLEANING CHROME SURFACES
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0522 / A 866 771
Made in Germany
When cleaning chromed products use only a mild detergent, rinse & wipe dry with
a soft cloth. Ideally clean after each use to maintain appearance.
Never use abrasive, scouring powders or scrapers. Never use cleaning agents
containing alcohol, ammonia, hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid, nitric acid,
phosphoric acid or organic solvents. Use of incorrect cleaning products / methods may result in chrome
damage which is not covered by the manufacturer’s guarantee.
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Outlet cleaning. On a regular basis the outlet should be inspected & cleaned.
To unscrew and remove the outlet, see section 8.
In areas where lime scale build-up is prevalent this should be avoided by regular
cleaning. If it should build up, it will have to be removed. An inhibited proprietary
scale solvent can be used such as a kettle de-scaling solvent but it is important
to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. After de-scaling it is important to rinse
the parts thoroughly in clean water.
Clean carefully and do not use abrasive materials or scrapers.
Ideal Standard International NV
Corporate Village - Gent Building
Da Vincilaan 2
1935 Zaventem
Belgium
Armitage Shanks is a division of Ideal Standard (UK) Ltd
Armitage Shanks
The Bathroom Works, National Avenue
Kingston-Upon-Hull, HU5 4HS England
Armitage Shanks pursues a policy of continuing improvements in
design & performance of its products. This right is therefore reserved
to vary specication without notice. Partial or total reproduction or
copying of this manual without our permission is prohibited. Every ef-
fort has been made to ensure the accuracy of its contents. However,
if you discover any errors, please contact us. The manufacturer shall
not be held liable for consequences arising from use of the product.
The drawings & diagrams contained in this manual are to be consid-
ered approximate & are provided for information only.
Waste electrical & electronic equipment should be dis-
posed of appropriately according to local regulations.