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Media water
Water hardness 1.5 to 2.14 mmol/l = 8,4-12 dH
ph-value 6,5 to 8,5
Water !ltration on site & 100 µm
Water in$ow Pipe 10x1mm, angle valve outlet 3/8“
Water connection above $oor min. 40 mm, max. 60 mm
Water inlet pressure 2.0 to max. 6.0 bars
Water quality Cold water in accordance with local and national drinking
water regulations.
Minimum $ow rate 3 l/min
Media air
Air inlet pressure max. 7 bars
Air consumption 80 Nl/min
On-site air !ltration & 100 particles size 1 - 5 'm referred to one m3of air
Oil content & 0.5mg/m3,oil-free compressors; the compressor must suck
in hygienically perfect air.
Humidity Pressure dew point & -20 °C at atmospheric pressure
Compressed air supply Pipe 10x1 mm, angle valve outlet 3/8“
Air connection above the $oor min. 40 mm, max. 60 mm
Media Requirements
• Perform the installation according to the national installation requirements (e.g. EN 1717).
• For the reduction of microorganisms in the water supply pipe, please observe the following when laying this pipe to the
treatment unit:
- Avoid long stub lines to the treatment unit.
- Select the installation in such a way that other essential consumers (e.g. washbasin) are as far as possible
behind the connection of the treatment unit can be supplied from the same pipe.
- Avoid laying the hot water supply pipes in parallel.
• Recommendation: For the water supply of the treatment unit, install an angle valve with 2 outlets and 2 stop cocks. The
second outlet allows easy sampling of water for microbiological analysis.
Clean air and water pipes before installing the unit.
Chips and other foreign substances could be $ushed or blown into the treatment unit.
Metal chips can interfere with the function of pneumatic components. Filters are clogged by foreign substances.
• When assembling, make sure that there are no chips or other foreign substances in the pipes.
• Flush the water pipes.
• Blow out the air ducts.
• Make sure that no further foreign substances get into the pipes and ducts after rinsing or blowing out.
