Caroma SMART COMMAND Series User manual

PLUMBER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WATER EFFICIENT - CONNECTED TAPWARE ENABLED BY AWARE
ELECTRONIC WALL MOUNTED OUTLET(REMOTE)
TM
IS1812A(12/18)
Sheet 1 of 2
1)
2)
3)
Fit elbow (1) onto wall or noggin in the wall and secure using three
screws (2) through the holes in its base. Important: Before tightening,
vertical alignment must be checked by using flat face on the LH side
of elbow (1).
Installation
Determine the location of the control box (sheet 2) and fit
conduits between the elbow (1) and control box.
Important: The top end of the conduit must be installed right
up to the rear of elbow (1) face, as shown in Fig. 3.
Pressure test: Remove the pressure test plug (3) by removing four M4
screws (4) using ball end allen key (16) before turning the mains on.
Flush the system to remove air & foreign material. Remove pressure from
the system then fit the pressure test plug (3) and pressure test in
accordance with the requirements of AS/NZS 3500.1. After pressure test,
release pressure in the lines by partially unscrewing four M4 screws (4).
Pass through the male end (14) of the extension cable (15) into the
conduits until the male end (14) is through the conduits. Then
unscrew one of the screw (4) and partially install it on positon
shown in Fig.2 . By using wire tie (5) tie one end to the screw (4) in
the centre, and other end to female end (6), then fit the protective
cap (7) over the elbow (1), as shown in Fig. 3 & 4.
4)
50
60-70mm
Fig. 4
7
8
9
10 11
12
13
RECOMMENDED
Cut flush with
wall/tile face
wall/tile face
Fig. 1
4
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Flat face
3
1
2
To conduits
16
IMPORTANT
It is the installers responsibility to ensure the
installation complies with AS/NZS3500.1,
AS/NZS3500.2, AS/NZS3500.4.1, AS/NZS3500.4.2
and local water authority regulations.
Refer to side 2 of this instruction for control box installation
Important Information
Not suitable for gravity feed systems.
*
*
All pipework must be thoroughly flushed prior to installation,
as foreign materials may block the flow regulating device and
reduce the flow of water. Note: Aerator insert must be
retightened to prevent removal by hand.
*
Wall outlet is fitted with a flow regulated aerator insert.
This low flow rate may not be suitable for connection to
some Instantaneous Gas Water Heaters, some Tempering
Valves, some Solar Water Heaters & some Thermostatic
Mixing Valves.
Check with the manufacturers of these products.
After the wall/tile face has been completed, cut protective cap (7)
with sharp knife flush against wall/tile face. (See Fig. 4).
Important : Extreme care must be taken while cutting the cap (7)
so the cable (16) does not get cut. Cable can be partially seen
through the protective cap (7).
5)
Remove the M4 screws (4) retaining the pressure test plug (3)
and pull pressure test plug (3) along with the wire tie (5)
and female end (6). Discard the pressure test plug (3) and
wire tie (5).
6)
Connect Outlet cable end (8) with extension cable end (6), then
Align & attach outlet spout assembly (9) to wall elbow (1), ensuring
cable does not become jammed or damaged.
7)
By using the ball end allen key retain the spout (9) using
a ball ended 3mm allen key.
8)
Slide wall cover plate (11) together with seal (10) along spout (9)
until cover plate seal (10) contacts wall/tile face, tighten grub
screw (12) using a 2mm allen key (13). DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
9)
Commissioning Procedure:
a)Power on the device at the GPO and allow the unit to
complete the calibration sequence as follows:
1) The indicator LED starts blinking.
2) The indicator LED will turn off for 2 to 3 seconds performing
calibration then a small amount of water will discharge.
3) The unit is now ready to operate.
b) Test operation by placing hands under the sensor (within 100mm from
Spout).
Water should flow within 0.5 seconds.
Remove hand and the water supply should stop within 2 seconds.
11)
10)Control Box : Follow instructions on Sheet 2 to install control box and
connect male end (14) of extension cable (15) to female end of control
box cable, before the commissioning procedure. 35
5
6
7
To conduits Female end
Conduit must be installed
right upto this face.
6
14
15

PLUMBERS INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - CONTROL BOX
IS1812(2)(02/19)
Sheet 2 of 2
To
Sensor
Cable
To tap outlet
From water supply
Control Box Components
Fig. 5
ELECTRONIC WALL MOUNTED OUTLET(REMOTE)
80
86
Fixing Holes
Control box
isolation valve
Step 2: Mounting Holes
Control
Module
Fig. 4
Inlet
Outlet
Step 1: Remove Cover
& Install Solenoid
Cover
retaining
screw
Fig. 3
Control Box Mounting Instructions:
1)
2)
Remove control box cover: Using a phillips head screwdriver, remove
cover retaining screw. Apply a light force to the small button underneath
and gently lift off cover (Fig.3). With the cover removed you can see a
hexagonal brass nut. Remove this nut and replace it with enclosed solenoid.
Determine location & fasten control box to wall: Control box should be
located within 300mm from the wall outlet. Attach control box to wall using
4 supplied wall plugs & screws (Fig.4).
3)
Connect cables to controller: Remove split strain relief from box &
connect Power Supply cable to Control Module as shown in Fig. 2.
Then connect Control Module to Tap Sensor Cable and Tap Sensor
Cable to Solenoid.
Open the relief and pass Power Supply cable and Tap Sensor Cable
through. Wind up any excess Power Supply cable and store inside
the control box.
Re-insert the strain relief and ensure that power, sensor, solenoid and
module cables are connected and secured (Fig.2).
4)
Connect power supply to a 240VAC, 10A GPO.
Ensure that supply of power has been isolated.
The power outlet should be located no more than 300mm from
the control box when using the standard cable.
If a longer seperation is required, please use optional extension cable
(98454) to extend the distance up to a maximum of 2.2 meters.
Commissioning Procedure:
a) Turn on mains water supply & check for leaks
at both ends of the mains supply hose.
b) Open the control box isolation valve and
check for leaks at the remaining connections.
c) Re-attach cover and fasten with retaining screw.
d) Power on the device at the GPO and allow the unit to
complete the calibration sequence as follows:
1) The indicator LED starts blinking.
2) The indicator LED will turn off for 2 to 3 seconds performing
calibration then a small amount of water will discharge.
3) The unit is now ready to operate.
e) Test operation by placing hands under the sensor (within 100mm from
outlet of spout). Water should flow within 0.5 seconds.
Remove hand and the water supply should stop within 2 seconds.
IMPORTANT: Please refer to AWARE Operation Manual (IS 1683) to configure
wireless communication and change the device default settings.
6)
Flush the inlet and outlet lines before connecting to the Control Box.
Then connect inlet and outlet lines.
5)
Fig. 2
To Power Supply
To Sensor Cable
Solenoid (Red + Black)
To Solenoid (Green + Yellow)
To Module (Brown + White)
To Tap Sensor Cable
Split strain relief
Power Supply
WATER EFFICIENT - CONNECTED TAPWARE ENABLED BY AWARETM
Refer to side 1 of this instruction for wall outlet installation.
Static Inlet pressure range : 150 - 700 kPa.
New Regulation : 500 kPa maximum static pressure at
any outlet within a building. (Ref. AS/NZS 3500.1)
IMPORTANT