Atlantic Ultraviolet Sanidyne 40-0634A User manual

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Document No. 98-1709A5 • March 2020 • ©2020 Atlantic Ultraviolet Corporation®
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY WARNINGS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
SAFETY LABELS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4
CAUTION........................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
PRODUCT APPLICATIONS ........................................................................................................................................................... 5
ConstruCtion ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
PrinCiPle of oPeration ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
limitations .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
UNPACKING ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Dimensional Data...........................................................................................................................................................................6
KeyPaD Controller overview ....................................................................................................................................................... 7
HanD-HelD remote Controller overview ...............................................................................................................................8–9
lamP installation ....................................................................................................................................................................9–10
unit PlaCement ............................................................................................................................................................................10
UNIT OPERATION......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Pre-oPeration ..............................................................................................................................................................................10
Sanidyne Prime®Remote oPeration ..................................................................................................................................... 11
using tHe KeyPaD Controller to set treatment times ............................................................................................................. 11
using tHe HanD-HelD remote to set treatment times ....................................................................................................... 11–12
setting Date & time .................................................................................................................................................................... 12
saving a session........................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Determining treatment time for a room size .......................................................................................................................... 13
MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................................................................................................14
maintenanCe overview................................................................................................................................................................ 14
germiCiDal lamP installation, rePlaCement, or Cleaning........................................................................................................14
lamP BreaKage ............................................................................................................................................................................14
DisPosal of merCury aDDeD lamPs .............................................................................................................................................14
fuse rePlaCement ........................................................................................................................................................................15
TROUBLESHOOTING ..................................................................................................................................................................15
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................................................................16
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES .........................................................................................................................................................16
REPLACEMENT PARTS............................................................................................................................................................... 17
MAINTENANCE LOG............................................................................................................................................................. 17–19
USER ASSISTANCE .......................................................................................................................................................................20
Patent notiCe...............................................................................................................................................................................20
WARRANTY & PRODUCT REGISTRATION ........................................................................................................................... 20
These instructions generally describe the installation, operation and maintenance of the Sanidyne®Prime Remote Portable
Area Sanitizer. Questions that are not specically answerable by these instructions should be directed to the factory.
Atlantic Ultraviolet Corporation® takes all possible precautions when packaging equipment to prevent damage.
Carefully inspect and report all damages. Do not install damaged equipment.
Follow all instructions on any labels or tags. Carefully inspect all packing materials
before discarding to prevent the loss of accessories, mounting hardware, spare parts
or instructions.
The information and recommendations contained in this publication are based upon
data collected by the Atlantic Ultraviolet Corporation®and are believed to be correct.
However, no guarantee or warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, is made with
respect to the information contained herein. Specications and information are
subject to change without notice.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
To guard against injury, basic safety precautions should be observed, including the following:
1. Read and follow ALL safety instructions.
2. Avoid exposure to direct or reected germicidal ultraviolet rays. Germicidal
ultraviolet rays are harmful to the eyes and skin.
3. Intended for indoor use only.
4. Do not alter design or construction.
5. Do not use this sanitizer for other than its intended purpose, as described in this manual.
6. Do not use this sanitizer in occupied areas. The supplied “DANGER - DO NOT ENTER…” sign(s) MUST be clearly
displayed to warn against entering the area during the disinfection cycle without proper personal protection equipment.
7. Germicidal ultraviolet rays may break down plastic, rubber or other non-metallic materials, with
inadequate resistance to ultraviolet. Shield all plastic, rubber or other non-metallic parts which may be exposed to direct or
reected germicidal ultraviolet rays.
8. Do not remove any labels.
9. Do not operate without proper electrical ground.
10. Do not operate the sanitizer if the power cord and/or plug are damaged, or if any other damage to the sanitizer is
visible or suspected.
11. Utility power supplied to the sanitizer, MUST match power requirements listed on the sanitizer label.
12. Always disconnect power to the xture before performing any service or maintenance.
13. Read and follow all notices and warnings on the sanitizer.
14. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
SAFETY WARNINGS
• All personnel should be alerted to the potential hazards indicated by the product safety labeling on this unit.
• The following conventions are used to indicate and classify precautions in this manual and on product safety labeling. Failure to
observe precautions could result in injury to people or damage to property.
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards.
Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death.
This symbol is used to identify the need to wear
protective gloves.
Caution indicates a POTENTIALLY
hazardous situation, which, if not avoided,
MAY result in minor or moderate injury.
Caution used without the safety alert symbol
indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which,
if not avoided, may result in property damage.
Warning indicates a POTENTIALLY
hazardous situation, which, if not avoided,
COULD result in death or serious injury.
This symbol is used to identify an
ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT hazard.
This symbol is used to identify an ELECTRICAL
SHOCK or ELECTROCUTION hazard.
This symbol is used to identify the need to wear
approved ultraviolet blocking eyewear.
This symbol is used to identify the need to wear approved
ultraviolet blocking face shield.
This symbol is used to identify components which must
not be disposed of in trash
Danger indicates an IMMINENTLY
hazardous situation, which, if not avoided,
WILL result in death or serious injury.

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SAFETY LABELS
Danger Label: Ultraviolet
Radiation (00-0195A2)
Danger Label: Hazardous
Voltage (00-0197A2)
Location of Danger Label (00-0195A2) on Both Sides of System
Location of Danger Labels (00-0197A2 and 00-0297)
Location of Danger Label (70-0038) on Both Sides of System
CAUTION
It is the user’s responsibility to determine and validate the suitability of this equipment for use in the user’s system or
process. No warranty or representation is made by the manufacturer with respect to suitability or performance of this
equipment or to the results that may be expected from its use. The user should periodically inspect, clean as necessary and
conrm the presence and good legibility of the product safety labels. Contact the factory for replacement labels in the event
that any of the labels are missing or illegible.
Hg-Lamp Contains Mercury Label (70-0011)
Danger Label: Hazardous Voltage /
Ultraviolet Radiation (70-0038)

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PRODUCT APPLICATIONS
ConstruCtion
The Sanidyne®Prime Remote Portable Area Sanitizer consists of:
• STER-L-RAY ®Germicidal ultraviolet lamps: Deliver ultraviolet energy at the specic wavelength of 254 nanometers (nm).
This wavelength is highly effective against microbes including virus, bacteria and mold spores. Germicidal ultraviolet rays are
harmful to eyes and skin, avoid exposure of direct or reected germicidal ultraviolet rays without approved ultraviolet blocking
face shield and protective covering (such as gloves, long sleeves with no gaps between cuff and gloves).
• Audible Exit Warning Alarm: To alert area that the lamps will be powered on in one minute and thirty seconds after the start
button is pressed or to indicate intruder is in Operation Area.
• Elapsed Time Indicator: A non-resettable display of the operating hours. Useful for scheduling and recording maintenance
and lamp replacement.
• Hand-Held Remote Controller: Provides easy operation of Sanidyne®Prime Remote from a safe distance, displays lamp
operation, controls treatment times and alerts operator with an audible alarm if an intruder enters Operation Area.
• Keypad Controller: Provides easy operation of Sanidyne®Prime Remote and allows the operator a period of time (one
minute and thirty seconds) to leave the Operation Area before treatment begins.
• Intruder Sensors: Delay treatment if the Operation Area is inhabited. Additionally if sensors detect an intruder with less than
30 seconds left before lamps operate, the countdown time will automatically restore back to 30 seconds until area is cleared.
• Power Cord: For 120v AC 50/60Hz single-phase standard household current, a NEMA 5-15, three-prong plug is provided for a
properly grounded outlet. 230v AC 50/60Hz models use a CEE 7/7 (Schuko type) plug. (Consult factory for other plug types).
• Stainless Steel Lamp Guard Assembly: Protects lamps from damage during normal operation.
• Stainless Steel Construction: All electronics and wiring are housed in an enclosure constructed of stainless steel, providing
strength and durability in order to withstand most harsh environments.
• Sanidyne®Prime Remote will operate between 120v 50/60Hz and 250v 50/60Hz.
PrinCiPle of oPeration
The Sanidyne®Prime Remote design has been carefully conceived to provide direct germicidal ultraviolet exposure for air and
surface disinfection in unoccupied areas to disinfect and prevent areas and surfaces from microorganisms. Ultraviolet disinfection
dosage is a function of time and the intensity, of the ultraviolet radiation to which the air and surrounding surfaces are exposed.
NOTE: The Sanidyne®Prime Remote should be used as a supplement to your facility’s cleaning and disinfection protocols,
not as a replacement. Follow your facility’s cleaning and disinfection protocols before using the Sanidyne®Prime Remote.
No special room preparation is required prior to treating a room or area with the Sanidyne®Prime Remote — however, target
surfaces must be directly exposed to the UV rays. These rays will not penetrate materials like cloth, paper or ordinary glass,
therefore, it is important to remove items from the direct line of sight that would block or shield the rays from other surfaces. The
Sanidyne®Prime Remote does not generate any harmful byproducts, nor does it leave any residual substances.
It is the user’s responsibility to determine and validate the suitability of the equipment for use in system
or process. No warranty or representation is made by the manufacturer with respect to suitability or performance of this
equipment or to the results that may be expected from its use.
Indoor Use Only – The equipment must be sheltered from exposure to the elements and extremes in
temperature. Temperature range: 40 °F to 95 °F. The user should periodically inspect, clean as necessary and conrm the
presence and good legibility of the Product safety labels. Contact the factory for replacement labels in the event that any of
the labeling is missing or illegible.
The UV Treatment Results achieved are subject to variations in application conditions, it is recommended
that culture tests be performed to conrm desired outcomes.
limitations
• Safety procedures MUST be implemented to prevent ultraviolet exposure of occupants to direct or reected ultraviolet rays.
Exposure to germicidal ultraviolet rays will result in the irritation of the eyes and reddening of the skin.
• Personal protection equipment is required when entering the irradiated space with the germicidal lamp(s)
operating. Personal protection equipment includes skin and eye protection such as gloves, long sleeves
with no gaps between cuff and gloves, and an ultraviolet blocking face shield (included with the purchase
of the Sanidyne®Prime Remote).

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UNPACKING
IN ORDER TO PERFORM THIS TASK, BE SURE TO WEAR THE FOLLOWING SAFETY
EQUIPMENT: SAFETY GLASSES OR A FACE SHIELD, AS WELL AS GLOVES
• Remove the Sanidyne®Prime Remote from its shipping carton.
• Atlantic Ultraviolet Corporation® takes all possible precautions when packaging this unit to prevent damage. Carefully inspect
the unit, power cord and plug for damage, report all damage immediately. Do not assemble or operate if there is any damage,
visible or suspected.
• STER-L-RAY ®Germicidal Ultraviolet Lamps are packed separately, to ensure maximum protection. Keep the lamps aside
until ready for installation.
• Carefully inspect all packing materials to prevent the loss of accessories, spare parts or instructions.
• Do not discard packing materials until unit is assembled, checked and conrmed.
The Sanidyne®Prime Remote Portable Area Sanitizer includes:
• 1 - Eight-lamp xture with power cord - Includes a microprocessor controller with time display and push button controls
• 1 - Hand-Held Remote Controller
• 8 - STER-L-RAY ®Germicidal Ultraviolet Lamps (05-0892) with ArmorLite™Protective Coating
• 1 - Promate™ Ultraviolet-Blocking Face Shield with Adjustable Headgear
• 1 - Owner’s Manual
• 2 - Promate™ Laminated Warning Signs
INSTALLATION
Dimensional Data
Figure 1 – Dimensional Data
All specications, dimensional data, etc are approximate and subject to change without notice.

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KeyPaD Controller overview
Figure 2 – Keypad Controller Overview
1. Treatment Time: Displays chosen treatment time which will countdown after start is selected. Flashes with word “PREP”
during Countdown Time, the word “RUN” during Treatment Time and “DONE” when Treatment Time is completed.
2. Hour Buttons: Up and down buttons are used to select treatment hours between 0 and 24.
3. Minute Buttons: Up and down buttons are used to select treatment minutes between 0 and 59.
4. Start / Stop Button: Begins treatment time countdown, also used to restart Sanidyne®after an intruder is sensed in
Operating Area.
5. Power Indicator: Glows RED when power is applied to Sanidyne® and will ash during Treatment Time. Flashes rapidly
if occupancy sensor is tripped.

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HanD-HelD remote Controller overview
Figure 3 – Hand-held Remote Controller Overview
General Rule of Selection: Except for the ON/OFF button located on the top-right edge of the Hand-held Remote Controller, all
selections made to this device will require a gentle touch of a short period of time to achieve a response.
1. ON/OFF Button: Turns the power to the device on or off and can be used to restart the device. The ON/OFF button will
require the button to be pushed in, and held until the red light on the top left lights; vibration of the device is felt. Contains
choice to: Restart / Power Off / Airplane Mode; ON – OFF (MUST BE SET TO ON AT ALL TIMES). Additionally
displays three icons at bottom which are Sound Off / Vibrate / Sound On.
2. Indicator Light: Glows RED when the device begins to turn on and during device charging. Turns GREEN when
fully charged.
3. Treatment Time: Set treatment time in Hours, Minutes. Hold nger on Treatment Time to select until menu changes
to scroll bar. Scroll the numbers up or down, positioning the times chosen in the center row. When times are positioned
correctly, select “DONE” on the screen to input your Treatment Time choice.
4. Current Time: Displays current time in Hours, Minutes, Seconds. Can be reset under SETTINGS, however this requires a
PIN Number to do this. (See “Setting Date and Time” on Page 12)
5. Lamp Operation Indicators: Lamp status glows yellow when the lamps are operating correctly. If lamp is not operating the
lamp status will be displayed grey for that lamp. (Remote Overview Continued on Page 9)

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6. Start Button: Starts treatment cycle time.
Once selected:
a) Remaining Time changes to Countdown Time and begins counting down from 1:29 minutes to exit area
b) The words “LEAVE AREA” appear on the lower status bar.
c) Alarm on unit begins to sound
d) The word “PREP” ashes on the Keypad during the Countdown Time, when Treatment Time begins the word “RUN”
ashes and when the treatment time is completed the word “DONE” will appear.
7. Return Button: Brings you back to previous screen
8. Pause / Continue Button: Used to pause the treatment time, or to continue the treatment time. This button toggles from the
Pause Icon, which is displayed as two vertical bars to the Continue Icon which is a looping arrow. If pause is selected below
30 seconds during the Countdown, the Countdown time will reset to 30 seconds. If pause is selected during the cycle time the
device will provide an additional 1:30 seconds of countdown time to leave the area.
9. Battery Condition: Displays the charge level of the battery in the hand-held remote. Press on battery symbol to see
percent of change.
10. Settings Button: Contains choices for:
a) Settings: Reset Operating Time or Clear Session Data
b) Set Date/Time: requires a PIN to reset (See “Setting Date and Time” on Page 12)
c) Sessions: Log of saved sessions
11. Remaining Time: Displays remaining time of treatment and toggles to (Countdown time shown on Treatment in Hours,
Minutes, Seconds) when selected.
12. Total Operation Time:Displays accumulative hours of all treatment times.
13. Stop or End Button: Stop treatment time.
14. Status Bar: Outputs all the conditions of the device
a) Ready
b) Intruder Alert
c) Session in Progress
d) Session Paused
e) Session Resumed
f) Session Stopped
g) Leave Area
h) Connected to Sanidyne®
15. Settings Button: Same as (10) above.
16. Home Button: Exit Setting
lamP installation
Always disconnect power to the xture before performing any service or maintenance.
Germicidal lamps are easily damaged. Exercise care when handling lamps.
Always Disconnect Power to the
Sanidyne®Prime Remote before
installing or removing lamps.
Step 1 - Insert lamp end without pins
through BOTTOM of lamp guard while
holding each lamp end with one hand.
Step 2 - Carefully align pins on lamp
base to socket holes on lampholder
as shown. (Lamp Installation
Continued on Page 10.)

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unit PlaCement
• The Sanidyne®Prime Remote is intended for indoor use only. The Sanidyne®Prime Remote should be protected from
liquid intrusion such as dripping water, condensation or mist, and used only in a clean, dry location with temperature ranges
between 40 °F to 95 °F.
• Electrical power supplied to the Sanidyne®Prime Remote unit must match power requirements listed on the Sanidyne®
Prime Remote.
• The Sanidyne®Prime Remote is intended for use in UNOCCUPIED AREAS ONLY. Under no
circumstances should this sanitizer be permitted to operate with humans, plants, or animals present in the Operation Area.
• The intrusion sensors will detect movement if anyone is in the treatment area and the lamps will be switched off until unit is
reset by pressing the START/STOP button on keypad on the top of the unit.
• For maximum efciency the Sanidyne®Prime Remote should be located as centrally as possible, away from the corners of
the treatment area. The Sanidyne®Prime Remote Portable Area Sanitizer is most effective when it is located in the center
of the room and the ultraviolet rays are unobstructed.
UNIT OPERATION
Pre-oPeration
1. Fully charge the Hand-held Remote Controller (Shown in Figure 3). NOTE: Charger provided operates on 100 volt to 240
volts 50/60Hz and has a NEMA 1-15 plug.
2. Once a location has been chosen for the Sanidyne®Prime Remote post Laminated Warning Signs supplied with the
Sanidyne®Prime Remote on all access doors to the area where treatment operation will take place.
It is the users responsibility to post signs, or notices for all personnel and persons in the building or facility
so that they be made aware that the Operation Area is off limits during treatment.
3. Connect the Sanidyne®Prime Remote to a properly grounded outlet power source which matches the power
requirements listed on the Sanidyne®Prime Remote (See Power In location shown on Figure 1- View A-A).
An approved Promate™ Face Shield (1) is supplied with each unit. Promate™ Face Shield MUST be
worn prior to the next step by the operator as well as anyone else in the operation area. In addition the
operator and anyone present MUST use protective gloves and clothing to protect skin from UV rays.
4. Turn power on using the Power Switch located on the rear of the Sanidyne®Prime Remote (See Power Switch location
shown on Figure 1 - View A-A). Switch will glow RED when power is on. Once unit receives power, the RED lights located
just below the Occupancy Sensors on the top of the unit will glow RED. (See Occupancy Sensors (4-Total), shown on
Figure 1 - Dimensional Data). This is not a warning, it indicates that the sensors are aware of your presence.
Step 3 - Once pins are aligned
correctly, press lamp base into lamp
socket until it is properly seated.
Step 4 - Applying pressure
with your thumb on outside of
Sanidyne®Prime Remote,
snap lamp base into the appropriate
clip directly above its lampholder.
Step 5 - Install the remaining seven
lamps as described in steps 1–4.