BWT VIZION HRS-100 User manual

Manufacturer:
BWT water + more GmbH
Walter-Simmer-Straße 4
A-5310 Mondsee
www.bwt-wam.com
Distributed by:
A.J. Antunes & Co.
180 Kehoe Blvd.
Carol Stream, IL 60188
USA
Toll Free Number: [phone]
www.ajantunes.com
307036-A 131121CT
HRS-100, HRS-200 Filter system for
the optimization of drinking water
Installation and Operation Manual
HRS-100, HRS-200 Sistema de filtro
para la optimización de aqua otable
Manuel de instalación y operación
HRS-100, HRS-200 Sistema de filtro
para a otimização da água potável
Manual de Instalação e Operação
HRS-100, HRS-200 Système de filtrage
pour l‘amélioration de l‘eau potable
Manuel d‘installation et de service
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51 FR
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PT
Please read this manual carefully
before starting the installation
Lea este manual atentamente
antes de comenzar la instalación
Leia este manual com atenção
antes de iniciar a instalação
Lisez attentivement ce manuel
avant de commencer l‘installation
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The installation and operation manual provides the necessary information for an efficient and
safe operation/handling of the filter system VIZION HRS-100, HRS-200 (addressed in this
manual as the filter system). The installation and operation manual is part of the filter system and
has to be stored close to the filter system. The accessibility must be possible for any person at
any time operating the filter system.
Each person handling and operating the filter system has to read and understand the installation
and operation manual completely.
Job safety is based on the safety instructions and guidelines given in this installation and
operation manual. Furthermore, state and local regulations according to safety and accident
prevention have to be applied.
It is not possible to file a claim because of the Figures and Drawings shown in this manual.
They are shown for the principal understanding and they may vary from the real application.
All instructions, guidelines and data in this manual are given under consideration of the
actual regulations and requirements, state of the art, as well as, our experience in the field of
water filtration and technology.
The liability of the manufacturer does not include claims caused by:
disregarding instructions given in the installation and operation manual
misusage of the filter system
inappropriate or wrong installation
inappropriate operation
unauthorized modifications of the system
technical changes
usage of non certified parts
Copyright by A.J. Antunes & Co. All rights are reserved.
Duplication (in whole or in parts) and distribution to third parties are prohibited in any case
unless there is a written agreement with the manufacturer.
Acting against this agreement may lead to a claim of compensation.
The VIZION HRS Water Filter System is used to remove carbonate hardness (temporary hardness/
alkalinity)*from drinking water to prevent lime scale deposits in downstream appliances.
Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequa-
te disinfection before or after the system. Use cold water in drinking water quality. All of the
materials used are approved and safe for contact with drinking water.
* Not performance tested and certified by NSF
Tested and Certified by NSF International against NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for the
reduction of chlorine, taste and odor. Visit www.nsf.org for claims associated with
products that are NSF listed.
Antunes Equipment Manufacturing
(Suzhou) Co., Ltd.
2 # Building North,
89 Songshan Road,
ShiShan Industrial Complex Park,
New District
Suzhou Jiangsu 215129
China
[phone]
www.ajantunes.com
Tested and Certified by NSF
International against NSF/ANSI
Standard 42 for the reduction
of chlorine, taste and odor.
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Content
1. Scope of Delivery...........................................................................................................3
1.1 Installation Set .............................................................................................................3
1.2 Replacement Cartridge................................................................................................3
2. Technical Data ................................................................................................................3
2.1 Dimensions and Weights.............................................................................................3
2.2 Operation Conditions ..................................................................................................4
3. General Information .......................................................................................................4
3.2 Symbol Explanation.....................................................................................................4
3.2 Information about this Installation and Operation Manual.............................................4
3.3 Limited Warranty and Liability ......................................................................................4
3.4 Responsibility of the Costumer....................................................................................5
4. Filter Function ................................................................................................................5
4.1 Assigned Use..............................................................................................................5
4.2 Construction ...............................................................................................................5
5. Operation and Safety Instructions...............................................................................6
5.1 Intended Use...............................................................................................................6
5.2 Qualified Staff ..............................................................................................................7
5.3 Operation after a Shut Down.......................................................................................7
5.4 Replacement Interval...................................................................................................7
5.5 Disposal.......................................................................................................................7
6. Filter installation.............................................................................................................7
6.1 Water Quality ...............................................................................................................7
6.2 Pressure ......................................................................................................................8
6.3 Material Selection ........................................................................................................8
6.4 Unpacking the Filter.....................................................................................................8
6.5 Mounting of the Filter Head and Wall bracket ..............................................................8
6.5.1 Mounting the Wall bracket ..................................................................................8
6.5.2 Mounting the Filter Head.....................................................................................9
6.6 Installing a Water Meter ...............................................................................................9
6.7 Determination of the Filter Capacity and the Blend Setting..........................................9
6.8 Filter Cartridge Installation..........................................................................................10
6.8.1 Rinse/Purge with the Device.............................................................................10
6.8.2 Rinse/Purge with a Rinsing Tap ........................................................................10
6.8.3 Rinse/Purge by Using the Outlet or Water Disposal Hose.................................11
6.9 Filter Cartridge Replacement.....................................................................................11
7. Service and Maintenance ...........................................................................................11
8. Trouble Shooting..........................................................................................................12
9. Order Numbers.............................................................................................................12
10. Capacities and Blend Setting .....................................................................................13
10.1 Application - Capacity .............................................................................................13
10.1.1 Hot Beverage Machines with steam generator .............................................13
10.1.2 Cold and Hot Beverage Machines without steam generator
[max. temperature 203°F(95°C)] ...................................................................14
10.1.3 Combi-Steamer/Oven, Blend “1”..................................................................15
10.1.4 Combi-Steamer/Oven, Blend “0”..................................................................16
10.2 Chlorine Reduction..................................................................................................16
10.3 Capacity based on Chlorine Reduction ...................................................................16
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1 Scope of Delivery
1.1 Installation Set
The installation set consists of the following parts (see Fig. 1):
Filter head (1) with female thread for the connection to the filter cartridge. The head is fitting to
different VIZION HRS filter cartridge sizes. An integrated shut-off and two non return valve (inlet
and outlet) are installed in the filter head
Wall bracket (2) to mount the filter cartridge
Filter cartridge (HRS-100 and HRS-200) (3) with hygienic cap and male thread as counterpart to
the filter head (1)
Installation and Operating Manual
For hygienic reasons all parts are wrapped in a protection foil.
1.2 Replacement Cartridge
The replacement package includes a VIZION HRS filter cartridge with a protection/hygienic cap (3)
wrapped in a protection foil including the installation and operation manual.
2 Technical Data
2.1 Dimensions and Weights
VIZION HRS 100 200
Total height without wall mounting bracket (A) Inch Inch
(mm)
19.30-19.69
19
5/16
– 19
11/16
(490 – 500)
22.44-22.83
22
7/16
– 22
13/16
(570 – 580)
Total height with wall monuting bracket (B) Inch Inch
(mm)
20.87
20
7/8
(530)
23,62
23
5/8
(600)
Height to centre of connection (C) Inch Inch
(mm)
17.72
17
11/16
(450)
20.47
20
7 /16
(520)
Distance required for service (D) Inch Inch
(mm)
2.56
2
9/16
(65)
2.56
2
9/16
(65)
Installation length (E) Inch Inch
(mm)
4.93
4
15/16
(125)
4.93
4
15/16
(125)
Filter cartridge Ø (F) Inch Inch
(mm)
5.71
5
11/16
(145)
7.28
7
1 /4
(185)
Filter cartridge weight, cartridge dry appr. lb
(kg) 8.38 (3.8) 16.53 (7.5)
Filter cartridge weight, wet appr. lb
(kg) 13.23 (6.0) 24.25 (11.0)

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3 General Information
3.1 Symbol Explanation
Use and Safety Precautions are marked by symbols and they start with the appropriate signal word
to express their importance.
Please follow the given instructions and warnings to avoid risk of health and damage of property
IWARNING!
… Indicates a possible dangerous situation which may cause risk of health
ICAUTION!
… Indicates a possible dangerous situation which may cause damage of property
Recommendations
 NOTE!
… Additional information for an efficient and optimal operation
3.2 Information about this Installation and Operation Manual
This installation and operation manual provides the necessary information for the correct installation
and operation of the filter system.
Please make sure that the installation complies with applicable state and local regulations for the
operation, installation and for the disposal of used filters as well.
Each person handling and operating the filter system has to read and understand the installation and
operation manual completely.
3.3 Limited Warranty and Liability
The Manufacturer warrants, to the original purchaser/consumer, all equipment that it manufacture’s
to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 2 years from the date of
purchase. This warranty is subject to exclusions and limitations.
2.2 Operation Conditions
VIZION HRS 100 200
Inlet/Outlet fittings 3/8” BSP male
Nominal flow rate US gallons/d (L/d)
US/gallons/min (L/min)
720 (2.725)
0.5 (1.9)
Working pressure, min-max
psi (bar) 29 – 116 (2 – 8)
Required water pressure inlet psi (bar) >17.4 (>1.2)
Pressure drop at 8 US gallons/h (0.5 Litres/min) (1) psi
(bar) 1.5 (0.10) 2.9 (0.20)
Pressure drop at 16 US gallons/h (1 Litres/min) (1) psi
(bar) 2.2 (0.15) 4.4 (0.30)
Pressure drop at 48 US gallons/h (3 Litres/min) (1) psi
(bar) 7.3 (0.50) 8.7 (0.60)
Water temperature, min-max. °F (°C)
+39 to +86 (+4 to +30)
Ambient temperature, min-max. °F (°C) +39 to +100 (+4 to +38)
Transportation and storage ambient temperature,
min-max °F (°C)
-4 to +100 (-20 to +38)
Operation/Installation position horizontal or vertical
(1) Blend setting „2“, including a 59.06 (59 1/16) inch (1.5 m) hose DN8 mounted on inlet and outlet

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All recommendations and data in this manual are given under consideration of the actual regulations
and requirements, state of the art, as well as, our experience in the field of water filtration and
technology.
This warranty does not include primary and secondary damage caused by:
disregarding instructions given in the installation and operation manual
misusage of the filter system
inappropriate or wrong installation
inappropriate operation
unauthorized modifications of the system
technical changes
usage of non certified parts
3.4 Responsibility of the Consumer
The installation and operation manual must be stored close to the filter system, accessibility must
be available at any time
Operation of the filter system should only be carried out under technically correct and safe conditions
Comply according to the instructions given in this installation and operation manual
4 Filter Function
4.1 Assigned Use
The VIZION HRS filter system is designed exclusively for the intended purpose described in this manual:
VIZION HRS filter Cartridges are used for the decarbonization of cold water fulfilling the legal
requirements for drinking water.
Lime*and carbonate hardness*are reduced. The devices connected to the filter system, mainly
equipment used in gastronomy (e.g. coffee machine, espresso machine, hot-/coldwater machine,
steamer, combi steamer, ice machine), are protected against lime scale.
Furthermore, substances responsible for taste and odor (e.g. chlorine), are removed.
Particles*are also removed by the filter system.
IRisks of misusage!
Any other use than the intended use outlined in this manual for the VIZION HRS filter system is strictly
prohibited by the manufacturer and does exclude any and ALL liabilities and warranty of the manufacturer
4.2 Construction
Flow diagram (Fig.2).The tap water is entering the filter cartridge (A). In section
(E) particles are removed by a pre filter and substances responsible for taste and
odor (e.g. chlorine) are removed by activated carbon. Afterwards the
decarbonisation is done by ion exchange in section (F). Finally, the water is
treated by activated carbon (G) and particles are removed by a filter (H).
Within the filter system there is an integrated blend unit (B). With this unit the
system is capable doing a part decarbonisation means a defined amount of tap
water can blend without decarbonization but this proportion of water must also
pass the activated carbon (G) and particle filter (H). In section (D) both flow rates
(decarbonisation and blend) are mixed together.
AInlet tap water
BBlend water
CBlend setting on the filter head
DOutlet filtered water
E
Pre - Filtration (particles, activated carbon)
F Decarbonisation based on ion
exchange
GFiltration with activated carbon;
including blend water
Hparticle filtration; including blend
water
* Not performance tested and certified by NSF
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5 Operation and Safety Instructions
This section is an overview about all important safety and operational aspects for a safe and
satisfying operation. Nevertheless, there are always some risks which have to be considered in case
of a misusage or inappropriate handling.
The warranty only applies if the given instructions in this manual are completely fulfilled.
5.1 Intended Use
The filter system is designed for the decarbonization of cold water fulfilling the legal requirements for
drinking water, removal of flavour influence substances and particles within the water.
The filter system must only be used for the above mentioned purposes.
Any other usage of this filter system is not recommended and voids ALL warranties.
IWARNING!
fOnly operate the filter system with cold water of drinking quality. If the water quality is poor
(not reaching the criteria for drinking water) there is a risk of health caused by microorganism,
pathogenic germs, high concentration of heavy metals or organic impurities.
fFor the protection of the drinking water, maintenance and any other work on the filter system
must be carried out under consideration of the applicable state and local regulations
fIf there is the necessity, given by the authorities or operator of the water supply system, to boil
the water because of bacteria it is also necessary to boil the filtered water. If the requirement of
boiling the water isn’t necessary anymore, the filter cartridge has to be replaced and the system
including the connections and hoses have to be cleaned carefully otherwise there may still be
health risk.
fIncluded in the filter system is a non return valve (approved according DIN EN 13959).
If the filter system is used for devices requiring a special safety unit, the appropriate safety unit
has to be additionally installed.
fBefore any maintenance work on the water supply system is performed the filter system must be
disconnected completely from the water supply system. The water system has to be rinsed and
sanitized before reconnecting the filter system.
fBefore starting any work disconnect all power supplies of any devices connected to the system
(unplug).
ICAUTION!
fInappropriate installation can cause damage of property. State and local regulations must be
applied as well as hygienic requirements and technical standards for the protection of the drinking
water.
fUnauthorized modifications or technical changes are prohibited.
fThe warranty is only applicable, if the system is installed correctly and in accordance to state and
local regulations.
fA valve (shut-off valve) should be installed on the inlet of the filter system (not included in the scope
of delivery)
fOnly use flat seals. Compression and barrel gaskets may damage the filter head and the warranty
isn’t applicable in this case.
fFor the connection of the filter system appropriate hoses according DVGW 543 or NSF 42/53 have
to be used.
fIf the product was stored below freezing point, then before the filter is installed it should be stored
unwrapped for 24 hours under installation conditions.
fDon’t install the filter close to a heat source or open fireplace.
fThe system should not come in contact with chemicals, dissolvers and vaporous dissolvers
fThe place of installation must be protected against freezing and any direct or indirect sun light.

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NOTE!
fThe non return valve is approved according DIN EN 13959 and affixed in the filter head
fDevices with boilers or water tanks such as coffee machines, etc... have to be cleaned, rinsed
and sanitized before operating the filter system to ensure the protection.
fIn general for immunocompromised people and for babies it is recommended to boil the water
before use. This should be done for filtered and unfiltered water.
fFor the protection against microbiological growth the filter contains a small amount of silver
(„bacteriostatic“).*Therefore, there might be a harmless release of silver in concentrations below
the recommendations of the World Health Organisation (WHO). The term “bacteriostatic”
indicates that the system limits the passage or growth of bacteria that may already exist in the
incoming water.*It does not mean that the water leaving the system is safer to drink than the
water entering the system.
fDo not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate
disinfection before or after the system
5.2 Qualified Staff
Only authorized, instructed and specially trained personnel (professional plumber) are allowed to
install, start up and maintain the filter system
Authorized Personnel
Are to have the Instructions about the assigned tasks and possible risks in case of misuse
Professional
Professionals who are able to install, start up and maintain the filter system, because of their
training, experience and knowledge of applicable guidelines and codes
5.3 Operation after a Shut Down
The inlet valve (shut-off valve) has to be closed in case of a shut down.
If the shut down was more than two days (weekend, holiday….) the filter system has to be rinsed
with 1.1 – 1.3 gallons (4 – 5 liters) of water before use.
After a shut down period of more than 4 weeks the filter cartridge has to be replaced
5.4 Replacement Interval
The cartridge has to be replaced if:
fthe capacity (see chapter 10) is reached
fat least every 12 months after installation
fif there was a shut down longer than 4 weeks
5.5 Disposal
Used filter cartridges, all other parts and the wrapping foil must be disposed according the local
rules. To protect the environment, recycling is recommended and appreciated.
6 Filter installation
6.1 Water Quality
The filter system must be operated with cold water fulfilling the legal requirements for drinking water.
IWARNING!
Risks of misusage!
In any case of usage against the intended use e.g. poor water quality (not reaching the criteria for
drinking water) there is a risk of health.
* Not performance tested and certified by NSF

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6.2 Pressure
ICAUTION!
If the nominal pressure is above 116 psi (8 bar) a pressure reduction/reducer has to be installed in
front of the filter system.
NOTE!
fThe implementation of a pressure reducer might have an influence on the water flow.
fThe inlet pressure of the filter system should be higher than 17.4 psi (1.2 bar)
6.3 Material Selection
Please take under consideration that decarbonized water contains free carbonic acid.
ICAUTION!
VIZION recommends, not installing copper pipes and no galvanized or nickel-plated pipes/
connectors between the filter system and device. When choosing the material for parts that come
into contact with water after the filter system it must be considered that, due to the process,
decarbonized water contains free carbon dioxide.
6.4 Unpacking the Filter
After unpacking please check the completeness of the content and inspect the condition of the filter
and parts e.g. damages caused by transport.
ICAUTION!
fDefect or damaged parts have to be replaced with original parts from the manufacturer
fAlways ensure a safe and clean working place
fKeep children away from the wrapping material, risk of suffocation!
For the protection of the environment, dispose all the plastic waste properly, complying with local
disposal regulations.
6.5 Mounting of the Filter Head and Wall bracket
6.5.1 Mounting the Wall Bracket
ICAUTION!
fPlease check the technical data, operation and safety instruction before installation
fUse only approved and certified plumbing adapters, piping and hoses according DVGW 543 or
NSF 42/53 for the connection of the system
Procedure:
1. The filter system should be installed at
locations where the connection to the
drinking water supply is as simple and as
close as possible.
2. The filter system can be installed and operated
in horizontal and vertical position (see Fig.3)
3. For easy service and replacement of the
cartridge after installation a minimum
clearance/distance of 2.56 (2 9/16) inch
(65 mm) is required at the bottom of the
cartridge and cartridge is required in case
of a vertical installation.
4. The wall bracket has to be adjusted and mounted to allow a
convenient access and replacement of the cartridge.
5. The system has to be mounted on the wall firmly and securely.
6. The installation must be done by a professional and authorized person.
7. Mark the included label with the installation date (month/year) and stick
the label on top of the filter head (see Fig. 4)
Fig. 4
Fig. 3
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6.5.2 Mounting the Filter Head
ICAUTION!
fMake sure that the filter head is never left under system pressure without any filter cartridge
fThe tightening torque of the fittings (inlet/outlet) must not exceed 15Nm!
NOTE!
fThe integrated shut-off in the filter head prevents a water flow without the filter cartridge
fBefore removing the filter cartridge the separately installed shut off valve on the filter system inlet
should be closed (not included in the scope of delivery).
Procedure:
1. Insert the filter head on the wall bracket
2. pay close attention to the correct direction arrow on the filter
head, filter is only to be installed in the directional flow.(see Fig.5)
3. mount and connect the adapters/hoses to the filter head
(consider the bending radius of the hoses) (see Fig.6)
4. connect the inlet to the water supplies inlet/shut-off valve
(shut-off valve not part of the scope of delivery)
5. connect the outlet of the filter system to the
consumer system/device
6. open the inlet valve and check if the system is leak-proof
7. close the inlet valve
6.6 Installing a Water Meter
VIZION recommends the installation of a water meter at the inlet of
the filter cartridge in case the filter system is used for a device without an integrated water meter
(e.g. coffee machine) which indicates the required replacement of the filter cartridge.
With the water meter the actual/remaining capacity of the filter cartridge can be displayed or
calculated at any time.
Procedure:
1. Read the Instruction manual of the water meter
2. Mount the water meter on the filter head (outlet) by considering the flow direction.
Display should be visible. Programming and start up of the water meter according to the
instruction manual provided.
3. Connect all the hoses at the inlet and outlet of the water meter
4. Open the inlet (shut-off valve)
5. Check the installation for leaks
6.7 Determination of the Filter Capacity and the Blend Setting
The blend setting and the filter capacity are based on the carbonate hardness of the drinking water
and the application field of the filter cartridge.
Procedure:
1. The information of carbonate hardness of your drinking water can
either be provided by your water supplier or can be determined by
an analyses (e.g. droplet test, Fig.7)
Based on the determined hardness and application, the blend
setting can be determined according Table 1-4 chapter 8 and the
filter capacity is given in the tables as well.
1× = 1 °KH
10 ml
Fig. 7
Fig. 5
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2. There are four possible positions/settings for the blend. The factory
setting of a new filter head is “2”. The blend can be changed easily by
twisting the cap on top of the filter head (see Fig. 8). Turn the cap eit-
her clockwise or counter clockwise until the indication is pointing to
the required blend setting where the cap is snapping in.
3. The blend can be fixed by the included seal tag
NOTE!
fOur recommendation is to choose a size of cartridge, where the capacity requires replacemante
every six months, but no longer than 12 months.
fAfter a shut down period of longer than 4 weeks, the cartridge has to be replaced in any case
6.8 Filter Cartridge Installation
ICAUTION!
fOnly use the VIZION HRS filter cartridge in combination with an original VIZION filter head.
fPlease avoid any impurities in the filter system, keep the working conditions and filter system clean
Procedure:
1. Unwrap the filter cartridge and remove the hygienic cap.
2. Before installation of the filter cartridge please mark the date of
installation and the date of the replacement on the data plate of
the filter cartridge (see Fig. 9). Optional you can get and add this
information in the service-pass (see Fig. 10) which has to be fixed
on the filter head (e.g. by using a cable clip).
3. To mount the filtercartridge in the filter head turn the cartridge
counter clockwise into the thread of the filter head (see Fig. 11)
4. Open the inlet valve (shut-off valve)
5. The filter system has to be rinsed and flushed (see chapter 6.8.1
to 6.8.3). The necessary rinsing volume is given in the table below:
Required volume of flushing water
VIZION HRS 100 200
Flushing water in US gallons (Liter) 2.4 (9) 3.96 (15)
NOTE!
fAfter a shut down of more than two days the filter system must
be rinsed with a water volume according table 1.
Depending on the installation there are several possibilities to rinse and purge the system:
6.8.1 Rinse/Purge with the Device
If the device (e.g. coffee machine etc…) used after the filter system has the option/function for start
up of filter cartridges, the purge and rinsing process can be done via this device
(e.g. coffee machine). Please read the instruction manual for the device.
NOTE!
fDon’t feed the boiler of the device with the rinsing water!
6.8.2 Rinse/Purge with a Rinsing Tap
VIZION recommends the installation of a rinsing/purging tap after the filter system. Rinsing/Purging
can simply be done by using this tap. Please read the instruction manual of the tap.
Fig. 11
2
1
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Fig. 10

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6.8.3 Rinse/Purge by Using the Outlet or Water Disposal Hose
If there is no other possibility the filter system can also be purged/flushed by using the outlet hose/
piping.
Procedure:
1. close the inlet valve (shut-off valve)
2. disconnect the outlet hose/piping of the filter system from the
device (e.g. coffee machine)
3. Hold/fix the hose in a container, volume approximately 2.6 gallons (10l)
4. Open the inlet valve
5. Rinse/purge the filter system until the water outlet is clear and free of
air bubbles (see chapter 6.8 for the required volume of rinsing water)
6. Close the inlet valve
7. Connect the hose to the device again
8. Open the inlet valve
9. Check the filter system for leaks
6.9 Filter Cartridge Replacement
ICAUTION!
fThe inlet valve/shut-off vlave (provided by the customer) must be closed before the filter cartridge
is changed/replaced.
NOTE!
fThe filter cartridge has to be replaced after 12 months from installation/start up independent of
the remaining capacity.
fAfter a shut down period of longer than 4 weeks, the filter cartridge has to be replaced.
Procedure:
1. Close the inlet valve (shut-off valve)
2. Unscrew and remove the filter cartridge out of the filter head by
turning the cartridge clockwise (see Fig 13). The filter head can
be turned by 90° (horizontal position of the filter cartridge)
to make the replacement easier.
3. Check again the carbonate hardness of the drinking water,
change the blend setting if necessary (see chapter 6.7)
4. Install the new filter cartridge as described in chapter 6.8 (see Fig. 14)
5. Rinse/purge the filter cartridge as described in chapter 6.8
6. Open the inlet valve
7. Check the filter system for leaks
8. Dispose the used filter cartridge according the local requirements
7 Service and Maintenance
To ensure a satisfying function every technical device has to be maintained regularly.
ICAUTION!
Drinking water is food therefore, please handle the filter system hygienically. Clean the
filter system regularly with a wet cleaning rag. Keep everything
clean especially if the filter cartridge has to be replaced. Avoid the
usage of alcohol based cleaners, acidic and strong chemicals
Leak-proof check daily
1
2
2
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Fig. 13 Fig. 14
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ERROR CAUSE ACTION
water supply out of the
filter is stopped
Water supply in general is
stopped or a valve is close
Open and check all the valves
Filter cartridge is not mounted
properly in the filter head
Loosen the filter cartridge by turning the filter
cartridge 180 degree clockwise and tighten the
filter cartridge again (see chapter 6.9)
Wrong mounted filter head Check the flow direction of the water accor-
ding the arrow (see chapter 6.5.2), change the
flow direction if necessary
Low flow rate System pressure is too low Check the system pressure (see chapter 6.2)
Integrated shut-off in the
filter head is leaking
(while the filter cartridge
is removed)
Particles within the integrated
shut-off
Rinse the system with installed filter
(see chapter 6.8)
Screw connection bet-
ween the fitting is leaking
Sealing is defect Check the sealing, if necessary replace the
sealing
Air bubbles System isn’t purged completely Repeat the purging/rinsing process
(see chapter 6.8)
turbid/white water generation of small bubbles of
carbon acid
After 5 minutes the turbidity is vanished
completely
Heater, boiler are not en-
ough protected against
lime scale
wrong chosen blend setting, filter
capacity is reached/passed, filter
size is too small
Check the hardness blend setting and the
filter capacity, if necessary use the bigger size
of the filter cartridge
8 Trouble Shooting
Order Number
Filter Head w/ Bracket 2180373
Replacement cartridge VIZION HRS-100 7000966
Replacement cartridge VIZION HRS-200 7000967
9 Order Numbers
Checking the hoses/piping regular inspection, hoses/piping should not be squeezed or bent,
replace squeezed/bent hoses/piping
Shut down After a shut down of more than two days the cartridge has to be
rinsed with at least 1.1–1.3 US gallons (4-5 Litres) of water
Replacement of the
filter cartridge
at least after 12 months independent of the remaining capacity,
also after a shut down of more than 4 weeks
Replacement of the filter head after 5 years
Replacement of the hoses after 5 years
NOTE!
fNote, that the filter has to be changed within the given period and capacity otherwise there is the
risk of health.
fFilter heads and hoses older than 5 years may cause damage of property, change accordingly.

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10 Capacities and Blend setting
The following tables show typical capacities and the recommended blend setting depending on the
carbonate hardness (not the Total Hardness) of the water.
NOTE!
fOur recommendation is to choose a size of cartridge, where the capacity requires replacement
every six months, but no longer than 12 months.
fAfter a shut down period of longer than 4 weeks, the cartridge has to be replaced.
10.1 Application - Capacity
10.1.1 Hot Beverage Machines with steam generator
NOTE!
The actual capacity may vary from the given values provided. Capacity is dependent on the overall
water quality, flow rate, inlet water pressure and the continuity of the flow rate.
ppm
CaCO3
Grains
per US gallon
(GPG)
German carbonate
hardness (°dKH)
Blend setting Filter capacity VIZION HRS
100 200
US
gallons
(Liters)
US
gallons
(Liters)
71 4 3 4,491 (17,000) 7,926 (30,000)
89 5 3 3,593 (13,600) 6,341 (24,000)
107 6 3 2,993 (11,330) 5,284 (20,000)
125 7 3 2,565 (9,710) 4,529 (17,143)
143 8 3 2,246 (8,500) 3,963 (15,000)
161 9 3 1,996 (7,555) 3,523 (13,333)
178 10 3 1,797 (6,800) 3,170 (12,000)
196 11 2 1,464 (5,540) 2,584 (9,781)
214 12 2 1,342 (5,080) 2,369 (8,966)
232 13 2 1,239 (4,690) 2,186 (8,276)
250 14 2 1,151 (4,355) 2,030 (7,685)
267 15 2 1,073 (4,060) 1,895 (7,172)
285 16 1 851 (3,220) 1,503 (5,690)
303 17 1 801 (3,030) 1,415 (5,355)
321 18 1 757 (2,865) 1,336 (5,057)
339 19 1 717 (2,715) 1,266 (4,791)
356 20 1 680 (2,575) 1,203 (4,552)
374 21 1 649 (2,455) 1,145 (4,335)
392 22 1 620 (2,345) 1,093 (4,138)
410 23 1 592 (2,240) 1,046 (3,958)
428 24 1 567 (2,145) 1,002 (3,793)
445 25 1 544 (2,060) 962 (3,641)
463 26 1 523 (1,980) 925 (3,501)
481 27 1 505 (1,910) 891 (3,372)
499 28 1 486 (1,840) 859 (3,251)
517 29 1 469 (1,775) 829 (3,139)
534 30 1 454 (1,720) 802 (3,034)
> 534 >30 1 412 (1,560) 729 (2,759)

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10.1.2 Cold and Hot Beverage Machines without steam generator
[max. temperature 203°F (95°C)]
NOTE!
The actual capacity may vary from the given values provided. Capacity is dependent on the overall
water quality, flow rate, inlet water pressure and the continuity of the flow rate.
ppm
CaCO3
Grains
per US gallon
(GPG)
German carbonate
hardness (°dKH)
Blend setting Filter capacity VIZION HRS
100 200
US
gallons
(Liters)
US
gallons
(Liters)
71 4 3 5,390 (20,400) 9,511 (36,000)
89 5 3 4,312 (16,320) 7,609 (28,800)
107 6 3 3,593 (13,600) 6,341 (24,000)
125 7 3 3,079 (11,655) 5,435 (20,571)
143 8 3 2,695 (10,200) 4,756 (18,000)
161 9 3 2,395 (9,065) 4,227 (16,000)
178 10 3 2,156 (8,160) 3,804 (14,400)
196 11 3 1,959 (7,415) 3,459 (13,091)
214 12 3 1,797 (6,800) 3,170 (12,000)
232 13 3 1,658 (6,275) 2,927 (11,077)
250 14 3 1,539 (5,825) 2,717 (10,286)
267 15 3 1,437 (5,440) 2,536 (9,600)
285 16 3 1,347 (5,100) 2,378 (9,000)
303 17 3 1,268 (4,800) 2,238 (8,471)
321 18 3 1,197 (4,530) 2,114 (8,000)
339 19 3 1,135 (4,295) 2,002 (7,579)
356 20 3 1,078 (4,080) 1,902 (7,200)
374 21 3 1,026 (3,885) 1,812 (6,857)
392 22 3 979 (3,705) 1,729 (6,545)
410 23 3 937 (3,545) 1,654 (6,261)
428 24 3 898 (3,400) 1,585 (6,000)
445 25 2 773 (2,925) 1,364 (5,164)
463 26 2 742 (2,810) 1,312 (4,966)
481 27 2 716 (2,710) 1,263 (4,782)
499 28 2 690 (2,610) 1,218 (4,611)
517 29 2 666 (2,520) 1,176 (4,452)
534 30 2 643 (2,435) 1,137 (4,303)
> 534 >30 2 585 (2,215) 1,034 (3,912)

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10.1.3 Combi-Steamer or Oven, Blend “1”
NOTE!
The actual capacity may vary from the given values provided. Capacity is dependent on the overall
water quality, flow rate, inlet water pressure and the continuity of the flow rate.
ppm
CaCO3
Grains
per US gallon
(GPG)
German carbonate
hardness (°dKH)
Blend setting Filter capacity VIZION HRS
100 200
US
gallons
(Liters)
US
gallons
(Liters)
71 4 1 3,407 (12,895) 6,013 (22,758)
89 5 1 2,725 (10,315) 4,810 (18,206)
107 6 1 2,271 (8,595) 4,008 (15,172)
125 7 1 1,947 (7,370) 3,436 (13,004)
143 8 1 1,703 (6,445) 3,006 (11,379)
161 9 1 1,514 (5,730) 2,672 (10,114)
178 10 1 1,362 (5,155) 2,405 (9,103)
196 11 1 1,239 (4,690) 2,186 (8,275)
214 12 1 1,135 (4,295) 2,004 (7,586)
232 13 1 1,048 (3,965) 1,850 (7,002)
250 14 1 974 (3,685) 1,718 (6,502)
267 15 1 908 (3,435) 1,603 (6,069)
285 16 1 851 (3,220) 1,503 (5,689)
303 17 1 802 (3,035) 1,415 (5,355)
321 18 1 757 (2,865) 1,336 (5,057)
339 19 1 717 (2,715) 1,266 (4,791)
356 20 1 682 (2,580) 1,203 (4,552)
374 21 1 649 (2,455) 1,145 (4,335)
392 22 1 620 (2,345) 1,093 (4,138)
410 23 1 592 (2,240) 1,046 (3,958)
428 24 1 568 (2,150) 1,002 (3,793)
445 25 1 544 (2,060) 962 (3,641)
463 26 1 523 (1,980) 925 (3,501)
481 27 1 505 (1,910) 891 (3,371)
499 28 1 486 (1,840) 859 (3,251)
517 29 1 469 (1,775) 829 (3,139)
534 30 1 454 (1,720) 802 (3,034)
> 534 >30 1 412 (1,560) 729 (2,758)

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10.1.4 Combi-Steamer or Oven, Blend “0”
NOTE!
The actual capacity may vary from the given values provided. Capacity is dependent on the overall
water quality, flow rate, inlet water pressure and the continuity of the flow rate.
10.2 Chlorine Reduction
The VIZION HRS water filter systems have been tested and certified by NSF International according
to NSF/ANSI 42 for reduction of chlorine.
The concentration of chlorine in water entering the system was reduced to a concentration less than
or equal to the permissible limit for water leaving the system, as specified in NSF/ANSI 42.
While testing was performed under standard laboratory conditions, actual performance of the
system may vary.
VIZION HRS 100 200
Reduction (influent challenge concentration 2.0mg/l) % > 50 %
ppm
CaCO3
Grains
per US gallon
(GPG)
German carbonate
hardness (°dKH)
Blend setting Filter capacity VIZION HRS
100 200
US
gallons
(Liters)
US
gallons
(Liters)
71 4 0 3,098 (11,725) 5,466 (20,690)
89 5 0 2,478 (9,380) 4,373 (16,552)
107 6 0 2,065 (7,815) 3,644 (13,793)
125 7 0 1,770 (6,700) 3,124 (11,823)
143 8 0 1,548 (5,860) 2,733 (10,345)
161 9 0 1,376 (5,210) 2,429 (9,196)
178 10 0 1,239 (4,690) 2,186 (8,276)
196 11 0 1,125 (4,260) 1,988 (7,524)
214 12 0 1,032 (3,905) 1,822 (6,897)
232 13 0 952 (3,605) 1,682 (6,366)
250 14 0 885 (3,350) 1,562 (5,911)
267 15 0 826 (3,125) 1,458 (5,517)
285 16 0 774 (2,930) 1,367 (5,173)
303 17 0 728 (2,755) 1,286 (4,868)
321 18 0 688 (2,605) 1,215 (4,598)
339 19 0 651 (2,465) 1,151 (4,356)
356 20 0 620 (2,345) 1,093 (4,138)
374 21 0 589 (2,230) 1,041 (3,941)
392 22 0 563 (2,130) 994 (3,762)
410 23 0 538 (2,035) 951 (3,598)
428 24 0 515 (1,950) 911 (3,448)
445 25 0 495 (1,875) 875 (3,310)
463 26 0 476 (1,800) 841 (3,183)
481 27 0 458 (1,735) 810 (3,065)
499 28 0 443 (1,675) 781 (2,956)
517 29 0 427 (1,615) 754 (2,854)
534 30 0 412 (1,560) 729 (2,759)
> 534 >30 0 375 (1,420) 663 (2,508)

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El manual de instalación y operación ofrece la información necesaria para una operación y mane-
jo seguros del sistema de filtro VIZION HRS-100, HRS-200 (denominado en este manual el siste-
ma de filtro).
El manual de instalación y operación es parte del sistema de filtro y se debe almacenar en un lugar
cercano a él. Debe ser posible el acceso en cualquier momento para cualquier persona que opere
el sistema de filtro. Cada persona que maneje y opere el sistema de filtro tiene que leer y comp-
render el manual de instalación y operación por completo.
La seguridad en el trabajo se basa en las instrucciones y pautas de seguridad proporcionadas en
este manual de instalación y operación. Además se deberán aplicar las normas estatales y locales
referentes a la seguridad y la prevención de accidentes.
No es posible presentar una queja debido a las Figuras y los Dibujos que aparecen en este manual.
Se muestran para la comprensión principal y pueden diferir de la aplicación real.
Todas las instrucciones, pautas y datos de este manual se dan teniendo en cuenta las normas y re-
quisitos reales, lo más novedoso, así como nuestra experiencia en el campo de filtración y tecnolo-
gía de agua.
La responsabilidad del fabricante no incluye reclamaciones causadas por:
hacer caso omiso de las instrucciones dadas en el manual de instalación y operación
uso indebido del sistema de filtro
instalación inadecuada o equivocada
operación inadecuada
modificaciones no autorizadas al sistema
cambios técnicos
uso de partes no certificadas
Copyright por A.J. Antunes & Co. Todos los derechos reservados.
La duplicación (en todo o en parte) y la distribución a terceros se prohíben en cualquier caso a me-
nos que exista un acuerdo por escrito con el fabricante.
Actuar en contra de este acuerdo puede ser causa de una demanda de indemnización.
Visite www.nsf.org en relación con las declaraciones relacionadas con productos con registro NSF.
El Sistema de Filtro de Agua VIZION HRS se usa para eliminar dureza de carbonato (dureza o alcali-
nidad temporal)* del agua potable para impedir la formación de depósitos de cal en equipos corri-
ente abajo. No use agua no segura desde el punto de vista microbiológico o cuya calidad no se co-
noce, sin efectuar una adecuada desinfección antes o después de usar el sistema. Use agua fría
con calidad de agua potable. Todos los materiales están aprobados y son seguros para estar en
contacto con agua potable.
* No se hicieron pruebas ni se cuenta con certificación de NSF
Probado y certificado por NSF International contra el estándar 42 NSF/ANSI para
la reducción de cloro, gusto y olor. Visite www.nsf.org para conocer las declara-
ciones relacionadas con productos con registro NSF.

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Índice
1. Material entregado...............................................................................................................19
1.1 Juego de instalación .........................................................................................................19
1.2 Cartucho de repuesto.......................................................................................................19
2. Datos técnicos......................................................................................................................19
2.1 Dimensiones y pesos........................................................................................................19
2.2 Condiciones de operación ................................................................................................20
3. Información general.............................................................................................................20
3.1 Explicación de símbolos....................................................................................................20
3.2 Información sobre este Manual de instalación y operación ...............................................20
3.3 Garantía limitada y responsabilidad...................................................................................20
3.4 Responsabilidad del consumidor ......................................................................................21
4. Función del filtro...................................................................................................................21
4.1 Uso asignado....................................................................................................................21
4.2 Construcción.....................................................................................................................21
5. Instrucciones de operación y seguridad ...........................................................................22
5.1 Uso buscado ....................................................................................................................22
5.2 Personal calificado ............................................................................................................23
5.3 Operación después de un paro.........................................................................................23
5.4 Intervalo de reemplazo......................................................................................................23
5.5 Desecho............................................................................................................................23
6. Instalación de filtro...............................................................................................................23
6.1 Calidad del agua ...............................................................................................................23
6.2 Presión..............................................................................................................................24
6.3 Selección de materiales ....................................................................................................24
6.4 Desempacar el filtro ..........................................................................................................24
6.5 Montaje de la cabeza de filtro y el soporte de pared .........................................................24
6.5.1 Montaje del soporte de pared..................................................................................24
6.5.2 Montar la cabeza de filtro.........................................................................................25
6.6 Instalación de un medidor de agua ...................................................................................25
6.7 Determinación de la capacidad del filtro y el ajuste de desviación.....................................25
6.8 Instalación del cartucho de filtro........................................................................................26
6.8.1 Enjuagar/purgar con el dispositivo ...........................................................................26
6.8.2 Lavar/purgar con una derivación de enjuague .........................................................27
6.8.3 Enjuague/purgue usando la salida o la manguera de desecho de agua ..................27
6.9 Reemplazo del cartucho de filtro.......................................................................................27
7. Servicio y mantenimiento....................................................................................................28
8. Solución de problemas........................................................................................................29
9. Números de pedido..............................................................................................................29
10. Capacidades y ajuste de desviación..................................................................................30
10.1 Aplicación capacidad ......................................................................................................30
10.1.1 Máquinas de bebidas calientes con generador de vapor......................................30
10.1.2 Máquinas de bebidas calientes y frías sin generador de vapor
[máx. temp. 203 °F (95 °C)] ..................................................................................32
10.1.3 Horno de vapor combinado o máquina de hielo, desviación “1”...........................32
10.1.4 Horno de vapor combinado o máquina de hielo, desviación “0”...........................33
10.2 Reducción de cloro .........................................................................................................33
10.3 Capacidad basada en reducción de cloro .......................................................................33

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1 Material entregado
1.1 Juego de instalación
El juego de instalación consiste en las siguientes partes (ver Fig. 1):
Cabeza de filtro (1) con rosca hembra para la conexión al cartucho de filtro. La cabeza se adapta
a diferentes tamaños de cartucho de filtro VIZION HRS. Hay un aqua stop y dos
válvulas de retención (entrada y salida) en la cabeza de filtro
Soporte de pared (2) para montar el cartucho de filtro
Cartucho de filtro (HRS-100, HRS-200) (3) con tapa higiénica y rosca macho como contraparte a
la cabeza de filtro (1)
Instrucciones y manual de instalación y operación
Por razones de higiene todas las partes están envueltas en una hoja protectora.
1.2 Cartucho de repuesto
El paquete de repuesto incluye un cartucho de filtro VIZION HRS con una tapa protectora/higiénica
(3) envuelta en una hoja protectora e incluye el manual de instalación y operación.
2 Datos técnicos
2.1 Dimensiones y pesos
VIZION HRS 100 200
Altura total sin soporte de montaje en pared (A) Pulg. Pulg.
(mm)
19.30-19.69
19
5/16
– 19
11/16
(490 – 500)
22.44-22.83
22
7/16
– 22
13/16
(570 – 580)
Altura total con soporte de montaje de pared (B) Pulg.
Pulg.
(mm)
20.87
20
7/8
(530)
23,62
23
5/8
(600)
Altura al centro de la conexión (C) Pulg. Pulg.
(mm)
17.72
17
11/16
(450)
20.47
20
7 /16
(520)
Distancia requerida para el servicio (D) Pulg. Pulg.
(mm)
2.56
2
9/16
(65)
2.56
2
9/16
(65)
Longitud de instalación (E) Pulg. Pulg.
(mm)
4.93
4
15/16
(125)
4.93
4
15/16
(125)
Ø de cartucho de filtro (F) Pulg. Pulg.
(mm)
5.71
5
11/16
(145)
7.28
7
1 /4
(185)
Peso de cartucho de filtro, cartucho seco aprox. lb
(kg) 8.38 (3.8) 16.53 (7.5)
Peso de cartucho de filtro, húmedo aprox. lb
(kg) 13.23 (6.0) 24.25 (11.0)

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3 Información general
3.1 Explicación de símbolos
Los precauciones de uso y seguridad están marcadas por símbolos y comienzan con la palabra de
señal adecuada para expresar su importancia.
Siga las instrucciones y advertencias dadas para evitar riesgo para la salud y daños materiales.
I¡ADVERTENCIA!
… Indica una situación posiblemente peligrosa que puede causar riesgo a la salud
I¡PRECAUCION!
… Indica una situación posiblemente peligrosa que puede causar daños materiales
Recomendaciones
 NOTA
… Información adicional para una operación eficiente y óptima
3.2 Información sobre este Manual de instalación y operación
Este Manual de instalación y operación ofrece la información necesaria para la instalación y opera-
ción correctas del sistema de filtro.
Asegúrese de que la instalación cumpla con las normas estatales y locales aplicables para la opera-
ción, instalación y también para el desecho de los filtros usados.
Cada persona que maneje y opere el sistema de filtro tiene que leer y comprender el manual de ins-
talación y operación por completo.
3.3 Garantía limitada y responsabilidad
El Fabricante garantiza al comprador o consumidor original, que todo el equipo que fabrica estará li-
bre de defectos en materiales y mano de obra durante un periodo de 2 años a partir de la fecha de
compra. Esta garantía está sujeta a exclusiones y limitaciones.
Todas las recomendaciones y datos de este manual se dan teniendo en cuenta las normas y requi-
sitos reales, lo más novedoso, así como nuestra experiencia en el campo de filtración y tecnología
de agua.
2.2 Condiciones de operación
VIZION HRS 100 200
Conexiones de entrada y salida 3/8” BSP male
Gasto nominal
Galones U.S./d (l/d)
Galones U.S./min.
720 (2.725)
0.5 (1.9)
Presión de trabajo, mín.-máx.
psi (bar) 29 – 116 (2 – 8)
Presión de entrada de agua requerida psi (bar) >17.4 (>1.2)
Caída de presión a 8 galones U.S./h
(0.5 litros/min.) (1) psi (bar) 1.5 (0.10) 2.9 (0.20)
Caída de presión a 16 galones U.S./h
(1 litro/min.) (1) psi
(bar) 2.2 (0.15) 4.4 (0.30)
Caída de presión a 48 galones U.S./h
(3 litros/min.) (1) psi
(bar) 7.3 (0.50) 8.7 (0.60)
Temperatura del agua: mín-máx. °F (°C)
+39 to +86 (+4 to +30)
Temperatura ambiente: mín-máx. °F (°C) +39 to +100 (+4 to +38)
Temperatura ambiente de transporte y
almacenamiento, mín.-máx. °F (°C)
-4 to +100 (-20 to +38)
Posición de operación/instalación horizontal or vertical
(1) Ajuste de desviación “2”, incluyendo una manguera de 59.06 (591/16) pulgadas (1.5 m) DN8 montada en entrada y salida