Atlantic Ultraviolet Eco-Logic User manual

Eco-Logic Manual.doc 8/12/2002
Operation Manual for Eco-Logic Pond & Lake Restoration System
1) Overview of System Operation
2) Safety Precautions
3) Eco-Logic Unit Specifications / Equipment Installation Recommendations
4) Recommended System Maintenance
5) Aeration Tubing Installation Guidelines
6) Vane Replacement
7) Eco-Logic features
8) Dimensional Data
9) Wiring Diagram
10) Plumbing Diagram
11) Ozone Cell parts Diagram
12) Warranty Card

Eco-Logic Manual.doc 8/12/2002
System Overview
The Eco-Logic Pond and Lake Restoration Systems are designed to aerate a body of water with a controlled
combination of air and ozone.
Ozone, a natural occurring form of oxygen, sometimes known as activated oxygen, is a powerful short-lived
oxidant, which is primarily used to disinfect drinking water.
Ozone and air are diffused into the lake bottom by means of a patented sinkable hose consisting of hundreds of
openings, which release the aeration mixture into the lake bottom. This process begins to circulate stagnant,
decaying matter on the bottom of the lakebed and begins breaking up the stratification of the lake's surface water
while increasing the lake's concentration of dissolved oxygen.
Safety:
Ultraviolet rays produced inside the ozone cell of this unit are harmful to eyes and skin. Never operate this unit
with the ultraviolet lamp exposed or removed from the ozone chamber.
The ozone generator should be installed in a properly ventilated equipment area with accessibility restricted to
authorized personnel only.
The ozone gas produced by this system is very corrosive; therefore it is advisable to check for any possible leaks
in the hoses, which inject this gas into your pond to insure ozone gas is only exiting under water.

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Eco-Logic Unit Specifications / Equipment Installation Recommendations:
Model 4:
a) CFM of Unit: 4 CFM
b) Maximum PSI of Unit: 15 PSI
c) Maximum Depth of Pond: 34 Feet Deep
d) Maximum Surface Area Size: 1 Acre or 43,560 Square Feet
e) Physical Sizes of Unit: 36 1/4” x 12 1/8” x 18”
f) Recommended Accessories: 100 ft. of feeder tubing (270008)
250 ft. of 3” aeration tubing (270009)
(2) Plug connector (271525)
(1) Tee connector (271538)
(6) Hose clamps (271542)
Equipment Installation Recommendations:
1) Electrical Power Required:
Model 4: 700 Watts or 6 Amps
2) Location Selection:
a) Units should be installed in a properly ventilated area.
b) The unit’s front panel should be accessible as well as the lamp access cover for lamp removal.
c) Air intakes on the bottom of unit should be a minimum of 12” off the floor.
d) For wall mounting, select a vertical structure, which will support the unit.
e) Floor mounts should be bolted to a cement pad.
f) For outside installations, if possible, locate the unit out of direct sunlight, keep the unit away from
any sprinkler path and away from the green.
3) Installer:
a) Follow all local and state electrical codes to choose the correct wire size for length of run and wire
protection.
b) Review Guidelines of Aeration Tubing Installation located in this manual.

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Recommended System Maintenance:
Maintenance recommendations listed below are based upon a normal installation. Maintenance requirements may
vary from site to site depending upon unit used and installation environment.
1) Compressors:
We recommend compressor vanes be replaced at least once per year of operation. (See Price Schedule for specific
part number and cost for the Compressor Vane Kits).
2) Aeration Tubing:
Aeration tubing should be cleaned off with a rag if flow ever appears non-uniformed on the Pond’s surface. This
can be done by removing the tubing from the pond and wiping off the tubing. This task can be performed from
either on shore or on board a boat.
3) Ozone Cell Lamp:
We recommend that the lamp be replaced every 10,000 hours of operation. (See Price Schedule for specific part
number and cost for the Ozone Cell Lamp).
4) Electrostatic Air In-Take Filter:
We recommend the filter be inspected once every 30 days for dirt build-up. The filter can be cleaned using soap
and water. Replacement is necessary when cleaning the filter can no longer can be achieved or the filter material
breaks down. (See Price Schedule for specific part number and cost for the In-Take Air Filter).