enware CUBISTA ENM6420 User manual

I00397_Nov21
Installation and Maintenance Instructions
ENWARE-ORAS
ELECTRONIC TAPWARE
CUBISTA
ENM6420
ENM6450
VEGA
ENM6222
ENM6250
ELECTRA GOOSE NECK
ENM6320
ENM6323
ENM6350
ENM6353
VIVA
ENM6120
ENM6150
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contents
Product Descripons 3
Technical Data 4
Installaon Compliance 4
Components
& Spare Parts
CUBISTA ENM6450 5
CUBISTA ENM6420 5
VEGA ENM6222 6
VEGA ENM6250 6
ELECTRA GOOSENECK ENM6320 7
ELECTRA GOOSENECK ENM6323 7
ELECTRA GOOSENECK ENM6350 8
ELECTRA GOOSENECK ENM6353 8
VIVA ENM6120 9
VIVA ENM6150 9
Installaon
Instrucons
General Instrucons 10
Mixer Modicaon 11
Basin Mount Instrucon 12-13
Servicing
Access to Components 14
Changing the Baery 15
Changing the Sensor 16
Changing the Solenoid 17
Maintenance 17
Sensor Program 18-20
Troubleshoong 21-22
Warranty 23

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product descriptions
CUBISTA SERIES SENSOR TAP WITH
TEMPERATURE ADJUSTER


VEGA SERIES SENSOR TAP WITH OPTIONAL
TEMPERATURE ADJUSTER


ELECTRA SERIES GOOSE NECK SENSOR TAP
SINGLE TEMPERATURE


ELECTRA SERIES GOOSE NECK SENSOR TAP WITH
OPTIONAL TEMPERATURE ADJUSTER
E

VIVA SERIES SENSOR TAP WITH OPTIONAL
TEMPERATURE ADJUSTER



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technical data
Connection 3/8” & 1/2” BSP Flexi Connector
Recommended Working Pressure Range 100 – 500kPa
Maximum Operating Temperature 70 °C
Sensor Range Optimally Preset using Auto-Focus technology
Mains Powered 12V transformer with 2m lead
Input:100-240V~50/60Hz
Output:+12V DC 1000mA
Battery Powered 6V Lithium 2CR5 battery
Battery life guide: 4 ± 1 years
Protection Class IP 67
Enware products are to be installed in accordance with the Plumbing Code of Australia (PCA), AS/NZS3500 and the
manufacturer’s instructions. Installations not complying with PCA, AS/NZS 3500 and the manufacturer’s instructions
may void the product and performance warranty provisions.
Reference should also be made to the Australasian Health facility Guidelines (AHFG), ABCB and Local Government
regulations when considering the choice of, and the installation of these products.
NOTE: Enware Australia advises:
1. DuetoongoingResearchandDevelopment,specicationsmaychangewithoutnotice.
2. Componentspecicationsmaychangeonsomeexportmodels.
AS/NZS3718
WM 40054
The more
stars the more
water efficient
5.5
litres per
minute
WATER RATING
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installation compliance

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components & spare parts CUBISTA ENM6450
DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1 Temperature Control handle ENMS216
2 Lithium 6V Baery 2CR5 ENMS204
3Solenoid Membrane
Support ENMS212
4Solenoid valve ENMS207
5
Sensor 1001424V
(Previously ENMS211 /
600659V / 199215V)
ENMS209
6 8 lpm Aerator STD Male SLMS620
6 lpm aerator only STD 672444
7Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
8G3/8-G1/2 Adaptor /Mesh
Strainer/ Check Valve (1 set)
SLMS611
9SPEX - Flexi Hoses (pair) SLMS612
10 Baery Casing (includes
baery) ENMS206
Fixing Plate and Nut SLMS644
6
5
10
8
7
4
3
3
1
2
9
DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1 Temperature Control handle ENMS216
2Solenoid Membrane
Support ENMS212
3Solenoid valve ENMS207
4
Sensor 1001424V
(Previously 600082V /
600839V)
ENMS209
5 8 lpm Aerator STD Male SLMS620
6 lpm aerator only STD 672444
6 Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
7
G3/8-G1/2 Adaptor /Mesh
Strainer/ Check Valve
(1 set)
SLMS611
8SPEX - Flexi Hoses (pair) SLMS612
Fixing Plate and Nut SLMS644
Transformer ENMS231
Extended Transformer 4.5M ENMS230
Extension cable 3m 673841
Extension cable 8m 673840
2
7
6
5
4
8
1
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VEGA ENM6222
6
5
4
3
2
1
7
8
9
10
DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1 Temperature Control handle ENMS222
2 Chrome mixer Cover ENMS225
3Solenoid Membrane Support ENMS212
4Solenoid valve ENMS207
5
Sensor 1001424V
(Previously 600082V/
600839V)
ENMS209
6 Aerator and key STD Male ENMS220
6 lpm aerator only STD 672444
7Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
8G3/8-G1/2 Adaptor /Mesh
Strainer/Check Valve
(1 set)
SLMS611
9SPEX - Flexi Hoses (pair) SLMS612
10 Fixing Plate and Nuts SLMS605
Transformer ENMS231
Extended Transformer 4.5M ENMS230
Extension cable 3m 673841
Extension cable 8m 673840
8
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
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DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1Baery Casing (includes
baery) ENMS206
2 Lithium 6V Baery 2CR5 ENMS204
3Temperature Control handle ENMS222
4Chrome mixer Cover ENMS225
5 Solenoid Membrane Support ENMS212
6 Solenoid valve ENMS207
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Sensor To Suit ENM6250 6V -
1008924V
(Previously ENMS226/
600766V)
ENMS257
8Aerator and Key STD Male ENMS220
6 lpm aerator only STD 672444
9G3/8 - G1/2 Adaptor/Mesh
Strainer/Check Valve
(1 set)
SLMS611
10 Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
11 SPEX - Flexi Hoses (pair) SLMS612
12 Fixing Plate and Nuts SLMS605
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ELECTRA GOOSENECK ENM6320
DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1 Solenoid Membrane Support ENMS212
2 Solenoid valve ENMS207
3Sensor 1005063V
(Previously ENMS228/ 600780V) ENMS258
4Aerator 6L/min TJ ENMS221
5 Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
6G3/8 - G1/2 Adaptor/Mesh
Strainer/Check Valve
SLMS611
7170mm spout ENMS235
8SPEX - Flexi Hoses (pair) SLMS612
9Fixing Plate and Nuts SLMS605
Transformer ENMS231
Extended Transformer 4.5M ENMS230
Extension cable 3m 673841
Extension cable 8m 673840
DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1 Temperature Control handle ENMS222
2 Solenoid Membrane Support ENMS212
3Solenoid valve ENMS207
4Sensor 1005063V
(Previously ENMS228/ 600780V) ENMS258
5 Aerator 6L/min TJ ENMS221
6 Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
7G3/8 - G1/2 Adaptor/Mesh
Strainer/Check Valve (1 set)
SLMS611
8170mm spout ENMS235
9SPEX - Flexi Hoses (pair) SLMS612
10 Fixing Plate and Nut SLMS644
Transformer ENMS231
Extended Transformer 4.5M ENMS230
Extension cable 3m 673841
Extension cable 8m 673840
4
7
2
1
5
6
8
9
5
8
1
3
2
6
7
4
9
10
3
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DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1 Baery Casing (includes baery) ENMS206
2 Lithium 6V Baery 2CR5 ENMS204
3Solenoid Membrane Support ENMS212
4Solenoid valve ENMS207
5Sensor 1005063V
(Previously ENMS227/ 600774V) ENMS258
6 Aerator 6L/min TJ ENMS221
7Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
8G3/8 - G1/2 Adaptor/Mesh
Strainer/Check Valve (1 set)
SLMS611
9170mm spout ENMS235
10 SPEX - Flexi Hoses (pair) SLMS612
11 Fixing Plate and Nuts SLMS605
DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1 Baery Casing (includes baery) ENMS206
2 Lithium 6V Baery 2CR5 ENMS204
3Temperature Control handle ENMS222
4Solenoid Membrane Support ENMS212
5 Solenoid valve ENMS207
6Sensor 1005063V
(Previously ENMS227/ 600774V) ENMS258
7Aerator 6L/min TJ ENMS221
8Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
9G3/8 - G1/2 Adaptor/Mesh
Strainer/Check Valve (1 set)
SLMS611
10 170mm spout ENMS235
11 SPEX - Flexi Hoses (pair) SLMS612
12 Fixing Plate and Nut SLMS644
6
9
4
3
5
78
10
11
12
12
7
10
6
5
4
3
89
12
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ELECTRA GOOSENECK ENM6353

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DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1 Temperature Control handle ENMS215
2 Chrome mixer Cover ENMS219
3Solenoid Membrane Support ENMS212
4Solenoid valve ENMS207
5
Sensor 1001424V
(Previously ENMS211/
600659V/ 199215V)
ENMS209
6 8 lpm Aerator STD Male SLMS620
6 lpm aerator only STD 672444
7Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
8G3/8-G1/2 Adaptor /Mesh
Strainer/Check Valve (1 set)
SLMS611
9SPEX - Hoses (pair) SLMS612
10 Fixing Plate and Nuts SLMS605
11 Baery Casing (includes baery) ENMS206
12 Lithium 6V Baery 2CR5 ENMS204
6
5
8
7
4
3
10
9
1
2
11
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DESCRIPTION SALES CODE
1 Temperature Control handle ENMS215
2 Chrome mixer Cover ENMS219
3Solenoid Membrane Support ENMS212
4Solenoid valve ENMS207
5Sensor 1001424V
(Previously 600082V/ 600839V) ENMS209
6 8 lpm Aerator STD Male SLMS620
6 lpm aerator only STD 672444
7Mesh Strainers x 2 ENMS214
8G3/8-G1/2 Adaptor /Mesh
Strainer/Check Valve (1 set)
SLMS611
9SPEX - Hoses (pair) SLMS612
10 Fixing Plate and Nuts SLMS605
Transformer ENMS231
Extended Transformer 4.5M ENMS230
Extension cable 3m 673841
Extension cable 8m 673840
1
6
5
8
7
2
4
3
10
9
VIVA ENM6120
VIVA ENM6150

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installation instructions
Before proceeding with installation ensure all
operatinganddimensionalspecicationsaresuitable
for the intended installation.
Ensure all supply lines are ushed thoroughly to
remove debris prior to the installation of this product as
per AS/NZS 3500.1. Debris in Solenoid valve may void
warranty. A Pressure reduction valve may be required
to comply with the recommended maximum supply
pressure and/or balanced pressure requirements.
It is recommended that isolation valves are installed
prior to the mixer in an easily accessible position.
WARNING: Do not cut the electrical cable
of the sensor tap, or alter the product
in any way to suit installation. Damage
caused in this way will void warranty.
Extended cable transformer and
extension cables are available if extra
power cable length is required.
NOTE: Flexi hose ttings have a reverse
left handed thread
ToolsRequiredforInstallation:spanner,atheadscrewdriver,threadsealtapeorequivalent.
It is advised NOT TO position taps directly in
front of a mirror where the sensor could reect
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installation instructions mixer modification
DUAL TEMPERATURE
1. Removecovercapusingasmallathead
screwdriver being careful not to damage tap's
chromenishIMAGE 1
2. Push grey plastic handle bracket onto the spindle
found within the cavity where the chromed cover cap
was., The small lug on the handle bracket should
face the back of the tap when spindle is in a fully
closed position. IMAGE 2
NOTE: Fit handle bracket and test location prior
to securing.
3. SecuretheHandleBracketbyttingthescrewand
tightening with a 2.5mm Allen key. IMAGE 3
4. Place the Chrome Handle over handle bracket
and align hole in the handle with the lug. When in
position,rmlypresshandleontothebracketuntilit
clicks in place. IMAGE 4
5. Test the orientation and rotation of temperature
handle, if handle orientation needs correcting
use the Allen key to depress lug and remove
temperature adjustment handle, repeat steps 2-4 to
re-position the grey handle bracket to suit.
IMAGE 5
6. Unscrewthehotwaterexihosefromtapbase*
untilitcomestoarmstop.
* Plug has a reverse LEFT-handed thread
IMAGE 6
7. Continue installing tap as per Basin Mount
Instructions Page 12, test operation of mixer by
rotating the handle back and forth while checking
the water temperature from the outlet.
PRE-SET TEMPERATURE
1. Rotate temperature adjustment handle until desired
water temperature is reached.
2. Remove handle using Allen key to press securing
lug inwards.
3. Loosen Allen head screw using a 2.5mm Allen Key,
remove handle bracket from temperature adjustment
spindle. IMAGE 3
4. Insert chromed plastic cover cap in place of
temperature adjustment handle. IMAGE 1
COLD OR PRE-MIXED WATER
1. Repeat steps 1-4 as above in PRE-SET
TEMPERATURE
2. Unscrewthehotwaterexihose*andscrewinthe
plug in place of the inlet pipe. IMAGE 7
ENM6120, ENM6150, ENM6220 & ENM6250 models which all come as standard single temperature with the opon
to modify into a dual temperature mixer tap. 
IMAGE 1
IMAGE 3
IMAGE 5
IMAGE 7
IMAGE 2
IMAGE 4
IMAGE 6
* Plug and hoses have reverse
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installation instructions basin mount installation
Beforemountingtapontobasin,checkthecongurationofwatersupplysingleinletordual(hot&cold)inlets.
Tochangetheconguration,refertoPage11-ModicationtoaMixer.
1. Isolate water supply before commencing installation.
2. Place the base sealing o-ring over the end of the
Flexihosesandpressrmlyagainstbaseoftap
body. IMAGE 8
3. Feed each end of Flexi hoses through the basin/sink
hole, alternately. Position tap over basin/sink hole &
align the spout. Ensure sealing washer is positioned
atbetweenbasin/sinkandtapbodybase.
IMAGES 9 & 10
Note:Anoptional*FixingSupportPlate(SLMS608)can
be used as additional support and is to be positioned
betweentheundersideofthebasin/sinkandthexing
plate.*SuppliedasstandardwithGooseneckModels.
4. Place the Fixing Plate over threaded rod and screw
onFixingNuts.Windxingnutsupthreadedrodto
pressthexingplateagainsttheundersideofthe
basin. IMAGE 11
Caution: Be careful not to pinch the sensor cable
with the xing plate. If sensor cable is squashed it
may result in permanent damage to the sensor.
5. Check the position and alignment of tap again,
tightenxingnutsuptosecureitontothebasin/
sinkusingaatheadscrewdriver,aspannerora
socket wrench.
6. Screw the G3/8”-1/2” adaptor onto the supply
Outlet/Isolation valve, ensuring the mesh strainer is
in position between the Outlet and Adaptor.
IMAGE 12 & 13
7. Connect Flexi hose to the G3/8”-1/2” Adaptor.
IMAGE 14
8. Ifthetapistobeusedasamixer,seeModication
for Mixer on Page 11 and repeat steps 6 & 7 with
the second adaptor and Flexi hose making sure the
hot water is connected to the hot water hose.
Note: It is the manufacturer’s recommendation that
the Flexi (SPEX) hoses are connected directly to
isolation valves
IMAGE 8 IMAGE 9
IMAGE 11
IMAGE 13
IMAGE 14
IMAGE 10
IMAGE 12

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9. Once the tap is installed and secure, take the
power cable which should be hanging down near
exihoses(N/AforENM6250models)andrmly
press connector into either battery connector or
transformer cable connector. IMAGES 15 & 16
Ensure battery is connected with white line on the
cable connector aligning with the moulded line in
the battery casing and /or white line on transformer
cable connector. IMAGE 17 & 18
WARNING: Failure to align the connections
correctly will result in permanent damage
to the sensor & void warranty.
10. For mains powered models, once the power cables
are connected, plug transformer into power supply
and turn power ‘ON’.
For Battery Models, secure the battery case to
theexihoseinanupsidedownpositionwith
the battery connector facing down (facing the
connection upside down prevents water pooling
near the connection) using the plastic ties and
battery holder provided. IMAGE 19
IMAGE 15
IMAGE 16
Align white strip with moulded line
on baery case IMAGE 17
White strips must align on transformer cable IMAGE 18
IMAGE 19

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servicing
1. Ensure water supply is turned off and the battery or transformer is
disconnected (except ENM6250)
2. Removechromecovercapusingasmallatheadscrewdriverto
lever off. If tap is set for mixing, rotate temperature handle fully anti-
clockwise and remove handle using an allen key to press securing
lug inwards. IMAGE 30
3. Unwind Allen head screw using a 2.5mm Allen key, and remove
handle bracket from temperature adjustment spindle.
4. Remove securing grub screw at back of the tap using the 2.5mm Allen
key and carefully lift the Chromed tap body vertically off the hob mount.
IMAGE 31
Be careful not to lift too high as cables will still be connected.
5. Disconnect sensor cable from solenoid valve. IMAGES 32 & 33
NOTE: for ENM6250 models battery is within tap body and
should be removed at this point and replaced immediately
after the intended operation is complete. See Changing Battery
Instructions Page 15
6. Perform required operation then proceed .
7. For ENM6250 models, connect sensor to battery, for other models,
connect the sensor cable to the solenoid valve and feed power cable
of the sensor through the tap hob mount.
The solenoid and sensor connectors are to be secured within the
greyplasticconnectorhousingwhichisxedtothesolenoid.Check
that the connector housing is in a suitable position in relation to the
internal cavity of the tap body. IMAGE 34. It should be positioned
where it will not interfere with the internal components, approximately
the same distance from the solenoid valve as the porting pipe.
IMAGES 35 NOTE: The longer end of the connector housing faces
downwards.
8. Lower the tap body, taking care not to pinch the cables, until it locates
over the lug on the hob mount, and the grub screw hole in the tap
body aligns with the grub screw hole in the hob mount. Secure in
place using the grub screw and tighten with the 2.5mm Allen key.
Replace the temperature handle/chrome cover cap.
9. Connect tap to its power source either 6V battery or 12V mains power
transformer cable. Ensure the battery is connected in its correct
congurationwiththewhitelineonthecableconnectoraligningwith
the moulded line in the battery casing or white line on the transformer
cable connector. See Installation Instructions on Page 13 IMAGES 17
& 18
WARNING: Failure to align the connections correctly will
result in permanent damage to the sensor & void warranty
10. Turn power and water supply on and test operation.
ACCESS TO COMPONENTS -
REMOVING INTERNALS OF TAP FOR SERVICING
NOTE: Take note of the process and orientation
of removing components will require the reverse
processforretting.
IMAGE 30
IMAGE 31
IMAGE 32
IMAGE 33
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IMAGE 35
IMAGE 34
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For all models (except ENM6250)
1. Detach battery casing from holder.
2. Detach the sensor cable and open battery casing.
Cover will be tightly tted.
IMAGE 36
3. Change battery ^ . Use only 6V Lithium 2CR5
battery.
4. Replace battery casing cover and the sensor lead.
5. Re-attach battery casing in the holder
CHANGING BATTERY
A battery typically lasts between 2 - 5 years, depending on usage. Working voltage is between 5.4v - 6.3v. If
voltage falls below 5.3v, replace the battery. Use only 6V Lithium 2CR5 battery.
^Ensurethebatteryisconnectedinitscorrectcongurationwiththewhitelineonthecableconnectoraligning
with the moulded line in the battery casing or white line on the transformer cable connector.
WARNING: Failure to align connections correctly can permanently damage sensor & void
warranty
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Align white strip with moulded line
on baery case IMAGE 17
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Securethebatterycasetotheexihoseinanupside
down position with the battery connector facing down
(facing the connection upside down prevents water
pooling near the connection) using the plastic ties and
battery holder provided. IMAGE 19
CHANGING BATTERY ENM6250
1. Disassemble the tap following instructions on Page 14.
2. With internals exposed, pull battery casing out of tap
body base using red plastic tab. IMAGE 37
3. Detach the sensor cable and open the battery casing.
NOTE:coveristightlytted.
4. Change the battery^.
5. Replace battery casing cover and connect sensor lead.
6. Replace battery casing into base of tap body.
7. Re-assemble the tap by following instructions Page 14. IMAGE 37

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1. Disassemble tap by following instructions on Page 14
2. Once internals are exposed, pull plastic sensor bracket
out of base of the tap body and remove sensor.
IMAGES 42 & 43
3. Sensor cables are contained within connector housing
attached to side of Solenoid. With sensor removed from
tap body, it can be disconnected and replaced.
Take note of orientation when removing tap body and
sensor as it should be re-assembled the same way
whenttinganewsensor.
4. Place the sensor into the tap body so that the lens
tswithintheholesprovided.Ensurethesensoris
positioned with the text on the back facing upright.
When in position, carefully secure in place with plastic
sensor bracket. IMAGE 44
5. Connect sensor to solenoid and position cables within
the cable clip so it can be inserted within the tap body
without being caught or damaged. IMAGE 45.
When re-connecting the ‘new’ sensor cables it is critical
that the white lines on the connectors align prior to
pressing together.
6. Re-assemble tap by following instructions on Page 14
CHANGING SENSOR

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CHANGING SOLENOID VALVE
1. Disassemble tap by following instructions on Page 14
2. With internals exposed, disconnect solenoid lead
and detach solenoid valve using maintenance tool
provided. IMAGE 48
3. Disassemble solenoid valve and service as
necessary.
4. Check for any damage to membrane & replace if
necessary.
IMAGE 49
Note: orientation of membrane - larger white
circular surface faces up
5. Check there is a sealing o-ring attached to the bottom
part of solenoid. If the o-ring has been left in the
tap body, take it out and re-attach to the bottom of
solenoid. IMAGE 50
6. Re-assemble solenoid valve and reconnect solenoid
lead.
7. Re-assemble tap by following instructions on Page 14
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IMAGE 50

White strips must align on transformer cable IMAGE 18
maintenance
Enware Product should be cleaned with a soft damp
cloth using only mild liquid detergent or soap and
water.
Do not use cleaning agents containing a corrosive
acid, scouring agent or solvent chemicals or cream
cleaners.
Use of unsuitable cleaning agents may damage
surface. Any damage caused in this way will not be
covered by warranty.
If re-greasing always use a silicon based potable
water approved lubricant such as Hydroseal ‘O’ Ring
Lubricant or Molykote 111 silicone based grease.
CLEANING THE FILTERS ON INLET HOSES
1. Ensure the water supply is turned off.
2. DisconnecttheexihosefromG3/8”–½”adaptor.
3. RemovetheG3/8”–½”adaptorfromisolation
valve.
4. Cleananycollecteddebrisfromthelter.
5. Re-assemble the water supply connection to tap.

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sensor program
The sensor has a built-in program that can be accessed using the Oras App on a mobile
device, to monitor or adjust the sensor program. (Available on sensors with Bluetooth®
connectivity.)
Through the Oras App, you can:
• Identify the Bluetooth®sensors in the vicinity
• Access all important product information and adjust current settings with secure
password access
• Set periodic automatic flushing to avoid water becoming stagnant
• Turn the tap on or off remotely
• Turn the tap off for a set time, for cleaning
• Report the product information and settings made directly to your email
• Keep track of the remaining battery life
• Monitor water consumption
HOW TO USE THE ORAS APP
1. Download the Oras App from the App Store in an iOS device, or from the Google Play
store in an Android device.
2. Turn on the Bluetooth®wireless connection in your smart phone
or tablet settings.
3. Open the Oras App. All Bluetooth®compatible tap sensors in
the vicinity will be listed automatically.
(If the product is not listed, check that the sensor tap has power
turned on or the battery plugged in.)
4. Select the desired sensor and access the settings through your
phone or tablet device.
The Bluetooth® trademark and logos are property of Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and their usage is licensed for Orasgroup. Other brands and
trade names are property of the respective owners. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple
Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Google Play and the Google Play logo are
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The first page shows details about the sensor.
For explanation on the information listed, see the explanation page
(press the button on the App).
HOW TO CHANGE THE SENSOR PROGRAM SETTINGS
1. To access the sensor function program, press the settings
button .
2. Enter the password. (Contact Enware for default password,
or your selected password if already registered).
3. Change the settings as desired.
Once the settings are set in the App, send the settings to the
sensor tap. (Press the "Send settings to product" button.)
4. Activate the sensor tap several times
for the new settings to come into
effect.
For explanation on the program settings
listed, see the explanation page (press
the button on the App), or refer to
next page.
To access Command Buttons and Sensor Program Settings,
contact Enware Technical Services on 1300 369 273, or email
[e-mail], for access password.
COMMAND BUTTONS
Use the command buttons to open or close the tap using the App,
or activate Cleaning Mode (turns off the sensor for a set period of
time to allow for cleaning, indicated by green pulsing light indicator
on sensor). Report function sends the sensor information to your
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Automatic Flush Mode:
Can set the tap to turn on by itself periodically to flush the water in the line, to prevent the water becoming
stagnant. [Set the flush duration (s) and interval (hrs or weekly schedule). Default setting is OFF.]
Sensitivity:
Reduce the sensitivity (Low) if bright lighting or environmental disturbance is affecting sensor function.
Increase the senstivity (High) if sensor is not detecting the user well. [Set to High, Medium or Low.]
Max IR power:
Reduce the maximum power of sensor if sensor malfunctions due to the sensor picking up the basin bowl
or objects at a far distance. [Settings 0=20%, 1=40%, 2=60%, 3=80%, 4= 100%]
Max Flow Time:
Set the maximum length of time the water can run for per activation while the user is in the sensor range.
If the water runs for longer than this time, the sensor goes to Vandalism state and turns off. It will stay
closed until the object in the sensor range is removed, and the sensor will return to normal mode.
[Set the time from 2 to 1800 seconds.]
Manual Flush Time:
Set the maximum length of time the water can run for per activation when activated by the App using a
mobile device. [Set the time from 1 to 1800 seconds.]
Cleaning Mode Time:
Set the length of time the tap will be turned off for Cleaning Mode (activated by the App using a mobile
device, or by Magnetic Key). [Set the time from 2 to 1800 seconds.]
After Flow Time:
Set the length of time the tap runs for after user moves hand away from sensor range.
[Set from 1 to 20 seconds.]
Intelligent After Flow Mode:
Turn on to allow the sensor to control and vary the After Flow Time down to 1 sec depending on how long
the user is inside the sensor range. (In addition to normal After Flow mode)
Open Distance (Sensor Range):
Set the sensor detection range. [Settings: Short - reduces the sensor range distance by -20%; Optimal -
factory setting; Long - increases sensor range distance by +20%.]
Operation Mode:
• Automatic (Auto Sense) - Tap turns on and stays on as long as the user is within sensor range, up to
the max flow time. Turns off when the user is out of sensor range.
• Hand shower - Short swing activates hand shower mode. The waterflow stops after the max flow
time or when a hand is again in the sensor range. If a hand is in the range longer than 1s, it activates
the Automatic mode.
• Manual ON/ AUTO OFF - If hand is within sensor range for longer than Activation Delay Time, the
tap turns on and runs for the fixed duration of the maximum flow time without interruption. Set the
Activation delay time from 1 to 20 seconds.
• ON/OFF (On Demand Sensor): Hover hand in front of sensor to turn the tap on. Stops after max flow
time, or if hand is again in the sensor range. (Not suitable if sensor is located below spout.)
Flow Rate For Consumption Calculation:
Set the flow rate of the tap outlet to monitor water consumption. [Set from 0.1 up to 40 l/min.]
Product Location:
Enter the name of your choice to identify the location of the tap.
Password:
Set the password of your choice to limit access to the settings by others (e.g. for public places).
sensor program settings