Lectra san Ec User manual

TREATMENT TANK

CONTROL INDICATOR PANELSALT FEED TANK

Installation and Maintenance Instructions

THE FOLLOWING ARE CAUTIONARY STATEMENTS THAT MUST BE READ AND FOLLOWED

DURING BOTH INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

WARNING: Raritan Engineering Company, Inc. recommends that a qualified person or electrician install

this product. Equipment damage, injury to personnel or death could result from improper

installation. Raritan Engineering Company, Inc. accepts no responsibility or liability for

damagetoequipment,orinjuryordeathtopersonnelthatmayresultfromimproperinstallation

or operation of this product.

WARNING: HAZARD OF SHOCK AND FIRE - Always use recommended fuse/circuit breaker and wire

size.

WARNING: HAZARD OF FLOODING - Always shut off seacocks before leaving boat unattended.

Double clamp all hose fittings below the waterline, check hose clamps frequently for integrity.

WARNING: TheLectra/SanECoperatesonanElectrochemical principle. Introductionofanysubstanceother

thansalt water, humanwasteortoilettissuemaycause heat buildupandextensivedamage. Ifany

other substance is introduced by accident, the Lectra/San EC must not be turned on until entire

system is flushed out with water.

INTRODUCTION

The Lectra/San EC is a U.S. Coast Guard Certified

Type I Marine Sanitation Device for uninspected

vessels less than 65 feet in length. Lectra/San EC

accommodates most marine toilets. It can be used

with one or two toilets (see page 10). It is designed

and approved to treat waste for overboard discharge

inareasthatarenotdeclaredaNo-Dischargezoneby

the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The

total system is made up of three basic parts:

TheControlIndicatorPanel-Beginsthetreatment

cycle and can also be connected to flush an electric

toilet at the same time (single toilet application).

Dimensions: 4 1/2"H x 2 3/4"W x 1"D

The Treatment Tank - Consists of two chambers

and an electrode pack that temporarily converts

salt water into a powerful bactericide for the

durationofthetreatmentcycle. Thetopofthetank

containsthe controlmodule andits protectivecover.

Dimensions: 16"W x 8 3/4"D x 13 1/2"H

Salt Feed Tank - Necessary to supply a saturated

salt solution when not operating in water of ocean

salinity. Dimensions: 9"W x 9"D x 7"H

Additional parts included: 1 1/2" hose adapters

(2), 1 1/2" NPT Intake Plug, 90°1 1/2" slip PVC

fitting, ribbon cable, salt tank attachments, Owners

manual, warranty information, template for Opera-

tion Instruction Wall Placard Indicator Panel and

U.S.C.G. Type I Equipped label.

NOTE: To comply with U.S.C.G. Regulations, the

instruction wall placard should be placed near the

control indicator panel and the "U.S.C.G. Type I

Equipped" label MUST be in a visible location.

OPERATION

Press yellow button (Push to Flush) to activate

Lectra/San EC system.

NOTE: Toilet must not exceed 1.5 gallons of

waste water during any total flush cycle.

1. If your toilet is electrically connected with the

Lectra/San EC(seeFigs.9and9A), itwill flush

automatically. You may flush the toilet as

necessary at 10 secondintervals within the first

40 seconds (duration of the FLUSH cycle).

FLUSH CYCLE ➀

TREATMENT ➁

CHECK FUSES ➂

SALT HIGH ➃ LOW ➃

LECTRA/SAN

HEAD & TREATMENT

CONTROL

PUSH TO FLUSH

Fig. #1

Light Sequence:

➀Flush toilet only while

green flush cycle light is

on (first 40 sec.).

➁Treatment light (green)

will remain on for entire

cycle.

➂Check Fuse light (red) on:

See Troubleshooting.

➃High Salt or Low Salt

light (amber) on: Treat-

ment will continue. See

Troubleshooting.

2. If using a manual toilet or electric toilet installed

on a separate circuit, Lectra/San EC must be

activated before flushing the toilet.

TREATMENT CYCLE

(How it Works and What it Does)

The flushing action of the marine toilet discharges

waste and water into the first chamber of the Treat-

ment Unit. There, waste is macerated and treated.

Proprietary electrode plates are electrically ener-

gized to temporarily convert salt water into a strong

bactericide, hypochlorous acid. This solution treats

thewasteby eliminatingbacteria and viruses,then it

reverts back to the original state of salt and water.

Upon the next flush of the toilet, additional waste

enters the first chamber, forcing some of its treated

contents into the second chamber. While the new

waste is being macerated and treated in the first

chamber, the contents of the second chamber are

stirred and given additional treatment. A mixer is

locatedinthesecondchambertopreventsludgefrom

accumulating and to ensure uniform treatment of its

contents.

Successiveflushesmovetheoriginaltoiletdischarge

through the Lectra/San EC and eventually over-

board. When the discharge enters the water it is

completely treated and no harmful elements are

added to the environment.

MAINTENANCE

IMPORTANT: Cleaning and Winterization

instructionsarebasedonhaving an electric toilet

connected to the Lectra/San EC for single button

operation.

Periodically inspect the unit for leaks and check for

loose plumbing and electrical connections.

WARNING: If the toilet is wired on its own

circuit,ormanuallyoperated, make sure power

toLectra/SanECisOFF priortocleaningand/or

winterizing.

CLEANING

WARNING: DO NOT activate the Lectra/San

EC during this procedure. Discharge seacocks

must be in OPEN position.

NOTE: The following procedures pertain to use

with single button operation toilets.

Completely read all instructions before begin-

ning the procedure.

Treatment Tank:

1. RemovethethreefusesfromtheControlModule

(locatedonthetopoftheTreatmentTank). Mark

each fuse for replacement purposes. Fuse re-

moval will permit operation of an electric toilet

without activating the Lectra/San EC.

2. Shutoff intakeseacocktothetoilet,ifnecessary.

Once fuses have been disconnected, flush bowl

as dry as possible.

WARNING: Beforeusingacid,observesafehan-

dling instructions on container.

3. Add one pint of muriatic acid, 31% by weight

(availablefromhardwarestores), toatwogallon

plastic bucket of fresh water.

4. Pour the solution into the toilet and flush the

toilet (press button) as dry as possible so the

solution is forced into the treatment unit.

5. Pour an additional gallon of fresh water into the

toiletbowltodilutetheremainingacid. Letstand

for 45 minutes before flushing toilet.

6. Open intake seacock or water supply. Flush the

toilet as often as possible during the flush cycle.

(DuringtheTreatment Cyclethe toiletcannot be

flushed.) Allow the Treatment Cycle to finish.

Repeat four times.

6a. For toilets which are not controlled by the

Lectra/Sancontrolopenintakeseacockand water

supply. Flush the toilet at least 15 times for 15

seconds each time (minimum of 10 gallons rinse

water) to effectively dilute and discharge the

Lectra/San EC contents.

DO NOT FLUSH TOILET AFTER THE

FLUSH CYCLE LIGHT GOES OFF.

7. Reinstall all three fuses in proper sequence, per

Fig. #10 and specifications table.

Salt Feed Tank:

1. Thoroughly rinse and wipe out tank.

2. Check to make sure the small vent hole in tank

cap is not blocked.

3. Rinse out connection hose with fresh water.

4. Clean T/Check Valve assembly.

STORAGE

Short Term Storage

NOTE: Failure to perform the following may

result in an odor problem and contribute to min-

eral buildup in the system.

If the boat's toilets are not going to be used for up to

one week, activate the treatment unit and flush the

toilet(s) twice for the complete flush cycle before

leaving the boat.

Long Term Storage

If the boat's toilets are not going to be used for over

a week, follow short term storage instructions and

also purge the toilet hoses and Lectra/San EC with

fresh water.

See Recommissioning and Start up.

WINTERIZATION

WARNING: DO NOT USE ANTIFREEZE IN

LECTRA/SAN EC.

1. Run Treatment Cycle five times, flushing the

toilet for the entire duration of the 40 second

flush cycle.

2. Close seacocks.

3. Disconnect and drain hoses.

4. Usingapump,removewaterfromtheTreatment

Unit (through crossover cap).

5. The electrode pack should be inspected and

cleaned. Remove the Treatment Unit Cover and

pull out the electrode pack. Rinse with fresh

water and clean with a stiff non-wire brush.

Empty any remaining water from the tank.

RECOMMISSIONING & START UP

1. Reconnect hoses and open seacocks.

2. RemovethethreefusesfromtheControlModule

(locatedonthetopoftheTreatmentTank). Mark

Fig. #4 - Lectra/San EC with vented loop (below waterline)

Below Waterline Installation Requires Vented Loop Between

Lectra/San Treatment Unit and Thru-Hull Fitting

Fig. #3 - Lectra/San EC with holding tank (above waterline)

Lectra/San EC

Raw Water Strainer

TWK

Intake

Thru-Hull

and Seacock

Intake

Thru-Hull

and Seacock

Discharge

Thru-Hull

and Seacock

Discharge

Thru-Hull

and Seacock

Y Valve

PHII Marine

Toilet

PHII Marine Toilet

TWK

Raw Water

Strainer

Vented

Loop

Vented

Loop

Deck Pumpout

Vented

Loop

Vent Outside

Hull or Deck

Vent Outside

Hull or Deck

Fig. #2 - Lectra/San EC with Vented loop (above waterline)

each fuse for replacement purposes. This will

allow operation of an electric toilet without acti-

vating the Lectra/San EC.

3. Flush the toilet four times, allowing approxi-

mately two gallons of salt water to enter the

Treatment Tank.

4. Reinstall the three fuses in proper sequence,

per Fig. #10.

INSTALLATION

Use Figures #2 through #4 which show some instal-

lation options. (Drawing are not to scale.)

WARNING: Below waterline installations must

includeaventedloop. Thetopoftheloopmustbe

above the waterline at maximum heel to prevent

siphoning.

MOUNTING

Treatment Unit

Location: TheTreatmentTank shouldbe withinsix

feet of the toilet, with the tank located at the same

level or lower than the toilet's discharge. If the tank

is at the same level, or slightly above the toilet, a

vented loop must be installed between the toilet and

the Treatment Tank (see Fig. #2). If the treatment

unit must be mounted more than a few inches higher

than the toilet, contact Raritan Customer Service.

WARNING: DO NOT locate in an area where

ambient temperature exceeds 120oF.

Securing Treatment Tank:

1. Make mounting frame (Fig. #5).

2. Secure mounting frame using suitable fasteners.

3. Use3/4"mountingstrapstosecuretanktoframe

(see Fig. #5). A 3/8" rubber pad (available at a

hardwarestore)placedunderthetankwillhelpto

reduce vibration and noise.

PLUMBING

Use high quality, smooth interior 1 1/2" I.D. sanita-

tion hose to avoid odor problems, available from

Raritan by the foot (part #SH). Discharge from the

toilet enters either side of the Treatment Tank and

exits from the fitting on top of the lid.

1. Connect Lectra/San EC to marine toilet per Fig-

ures #2, #3 or #4. Do not route hose into dips or

valleys and avoid 90o fittings where possible.

2. Use teflon tape or nonpermanent thread sealing

compoundonthreadedPVCfittingsandconnec-

tions.

3. Determinetheorientationofthedischargeelbow

provided before gluing with PVC Cement.

4. Double clamp all hose fittings below the water-

line.

Control Indicator Panel

1. Locate an area in the head compartment where

the indicator lights will be readily visible.

2. Usingtemplateprovided,markthecutoutforthe

panel. Do not cut outside of template markings.

3. Route ribbon cable between panel and Lectra/

San EC Treatment Unit. Secure ribbon cable

with cable holders every 18 inches, taking care

nottopuncture the insulationor crimp thecable.

4. Plugintheribbonconnection(Fig.#6)toindica-

tor panel and mount panel using four #6 screws.

SaltFeedTank: (SaltFeedTankisneededwhenthe

boat will be in fresh water/brackish water.)

1. Assemble the salt feed tank per Fig. #7A.

2. Locate Salt Feed Tank within 6 feet of toilet and

at same level as bowl. Secure tank. Make sure

the tank is accessible for refilling.

3. Attach the T-check valve and tubing to the Salt

Feed Tank.

4. AttachT-checkvalve inthe intakeline(suction)

of the toilet. Remove the ball and spring in

Raritan PHII models (Fig. #7).

5. In a separate container, combine five pounds of

rock salt with two gallons of warm water and

allow to dissolve overnight. Pour off water into

tank (this is a saturated salt solution). The salt

remaining in the bottom may be used the next

time.

To remove, spread wings

and cable will pop out of

connector.

Wings in extended position

while making connection

When cable is pushed into connector wings

will snap into proper locking position.

T Check Valve (incl. w/Salt Feed System)

Fig. #7 Raritan PHII with Salt Feed Tank

Remove Ball and Spring

Fig. #6 - Ribbon Connector

Fig. #5

1"x1"

14 1/8" 7"

MountingStraps*

Wooden frame

surroundingtank*

Vibrationisolationpad

beneathtank (Optional)*

* not included

Fig. #8

To Battery Negative

To Protected Battery Positive

(fuse or circuit breaker)

1203B1

31-304C

31-304A

(ASSY)

31-302

31-304W

31-305

31-301

➀

T-CHECK VALVE EXPLODED VIEW

AND PARTS LIST:

1 Valve Body 31-307D

2 Siphon check valve 31-308W

3 Ball CH12

4 Spring CH8

5 O - Ring 31-307E

6 Discharge Adapter 31-307D1

Salt Feed Tank complete - 31-3001

T-Check Valve complete - 31-307W

SALT FEED TANK EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST:

Fig. #7A

Lectra/San EC SPECIFICATION TABLE

ELECTRICAL:

Voltage Nominal 12VDC 24VDC 32VDC

Voltage Minimal 11.5V 22.0V 31.0V

Power 1.7 amp hr 1.5 amp hr. 1.5 amp hr.

Current 50 A 42 A 35 A

Fuse/Breaker 60 A 50 A 50 A

Length of circuit: Wire Gauge

0-15' #6 AWG #8AWG #10AWG

15'-25' #4 AWG #6AWG #6AWG

26'-50' #1 AWG #4AWG #6AWG

☞☞

☞NOTES: 1. Wiredistanceisdeterminedbymeasuringfrom

the battery to the Lectra/San and back again.

2. Minimal Voltage is read across the electrode

packwhile thesystem is operating in thetreat-

ment (2nd) cycle.

3. Requires ocean grade salinity for proper con-

ductivity.

Max Amperage: 12VDC 24VDC 32VDC

Mixer Motor amp 5 4 4

“A” Fuse Type MDL 6 1/4 6 1/4 5

Electrode Pack 25 22 22

“B” Fuse Type MDL 35 30 30

Solid Reduction Motor 20 16 9

“C” Fuse Type MDL 30 25 20

Gallons of Waste Treatable/Day: 576

Maximum Roll/Pitch Angle: 30°

Maximum Temperature Exposure: 120° F

Maximum Total Flush Volume: 1.5 Gallons/Flush

☞Atlantesowners: Use deodoranttank forsalt

mixture, reduce concentrate ratio by 1/2.

ELECTRIC WIRING

WARNING: Danger of electric shock. Be

sure to disconnect power.

1. Run supply wire to Positive and Negative

terminals using specification table for wire

size and circuit breaker.

2. Connect wires to Positive and Negative ter-

minals on Treatment Tank (Fig. #8).

3. Connect ribbon cable, (#31-404) from Con-

trol Indicator Panel to the Control Module

(Fig. #10). Secure strain relief.

4. If you wish to flush an electric toilet (other

than the Atlantes) by pushing the Lectra/San

EC Control Indicator Panel, a Raritan Con-

tinuousDutySolenoidmustbeinstalledand

wired per Fig. #9. (Atlantes see Fig. #9A.)

Failure to follow this correctly will result

in damage to the Lectra/San EC control

board and will void warranty.

IMPORTANT: Check polarity before turn-

ing on power.

5. Follow start up procedure under Recommis-

sioning and Start up.

WARNING: Allcontrolboardsarepretested

at the factory. Burnt control board compo-

nents or foils are a result of improper wiring

by the installer. Board replacement in these

cases are not covered by Raritan's limited

warranty.

➂ ➃ ➄ ➅

➁

1203B1 O-Ring

31-301 Salt Feed Tank

31-302 Salt Feed Tank Cap

31-304A Adapter Assembly

31-304C Metering Thumbwheel

31-305 1/4" Tubing

* Use Only Raritan part #CDS12, 24 or 32; Other solenoid

relays may damage the Circuit Board, voiding warranty.

Fig. #9A

Ribbon Cable Connection

10 pin (orange) connector

Fig. #10

LECTRA/SAN

PUSH TO FLUSH

Lectra/San EC

Treatment

Tank

Ribbon

Cable

+ -

Lectra/San EC

Circuit Board

Lectra/San EC

Switch Panel

POS NEG

Fig. #9

"BAT"

Isolated Coil

Solenoid

Relay *

Electric

Toilet

Battery

JQC203

JQC101

12-18 AWG

Purple

Yellow

Fuses/Ckt

Breakers

Orange

(macerator motor) Brown

Red(electrode plate)

Orange

(mixer motor)

Ribbon Cable Clamp

Ribbon Cable

Purple

Yellow

Location of circuit boards Lectra/San EC

(Electronic Control)

Atlantes Toilet

Indicator

Panel

Atlantes

Circuit Board

Refer to Atlantes

Installation Instructions

CORRECTION

A1. Check circuit breaker or main fuse to unit.

Check connections to Positive and Negative

terminal.

A2. Check and clean connectors by disconnecting

and reconnecting.

A3. Replace Control Board.

A4. Replace switch panel assembly.

A5. Replace ribbon cable.

B1. Check fuse A, B or C on Treatment Unit.

B2. Check voltage at Treatment Unit and at battery

during Treatment Cycle. See Specification

Table for minimum voltage.

B3. Replace board.

C1. Add salt to system.

C2. Clean electrode plates (see maintenance).

C3. Check voltage at Treatment Unit and at battery

during Treatment Cycle. See Specification

Table for minimum voltage and wire size.

C4. Increase salt tank flow. Contact Raritan

Customer Service.

D1. Reduce salt concentration; add fresh water to

toilet bowl.

E1. Check voltage at Treatment Unit and battery

during Treatment Cycle. See Specification

Table for minimum voltage and wire size.

E2. Isolate circuit.

F1. Rub cloth on outside of hose. If odor transfers

to cloth; all discharge hose must be replaced

with high quality discharge hose (Raritan

#SH).

F2. Check for liquid leaks (not gas). Follow

discharge hose from toilet to Treatment Tank

until leak is located and corrected.

F3. See Page 3 (STORAGE).

F4. System designed to treat each flush - the unit

must be activated at each flush.

F5. Clean dirty electrode plates or replace.

F6. Replace the B-Fuse. Test the electrodes.

Replace if necessary.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

A. When button is pushed,

nothing happens; system

inoperative.

B. "Check Fuse" light is on.

C. Low salt light on. The low

salt indicator is lit when the

electronics in the Lectra/

San EC control board

determines that not enough

current is flowing through

the electrodes. This can be

caused by any combination

of C1 - C4 or all of them.

D. High salt light on.

E. Inconsistent operation

(check fuse light or incom-

plete cycling).

F. Sewage odor.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

A1. No power to unit.

A2. Open or loose connection.

A3. Damage to Control Board.

A4. Inoperative switch panel assembly.

A5. Damage to ribbon cable.

B1. Fuse blown.

B2. Low voltage at Treatment Unit.

B3. Damage to control board.

C1. Low salt.

C2. Dirty electrode plates.

C3. Low voltage at Treatment Unit.

C4. Water too cold.

D1. Too much salt.

E1. Drop in line voltage.

E2. Other equipment operating on

same electric circuit as

Lectra/San EC.

F1. Odor permeating through dis-

charge hose.

F2. Treatment Unit has leak.

F3. System not stored properly.

F4. Lectra/San not being activated

consistently.

F5. Damage to electrode plates; Plates

not drawing enough current.

F6. B-Fuse blown - electrodes not

being activated.

If above troubleshooting does not solve the problem, contact your dealer or Customer Service at Raritan.

Item Part No. Description

22 1

719

EXPLODED PARTS VIEW OF

COMPLETE TREATMENT UNIT

1 32-102** Mixer Motor 2 1/2'' Dia. 12 VDC

1 33-102** Mixer Motor 2 1/2'' Dia. 24 VDC

1 34-102** Mixer Motoer 2 1/2" Dia. 32 VDC

2 31-121 Hose Fitting

3 31-120 Discharge Elbow 90

4 M30 Electrode Lug Nut, 1/4''-20 Brass (4)

5 M31 Electrode Flat Washer, 1/4'', Brass (4)

6 31-113-1 Cover Hold Down Bolt, 10-32x3/4'' (16)

7 31-103 Motor Shaft Bushing (2)

8 31-106 Motor Hold Down Bolt,10-32x7/8'',S/S(6)

(Hold down bolts must be completely

covered with silicone caulk before final

reassembly to prevent leaking.)

9 31-109 Mixer Impeller

10 31-110-1 Impeller Bolt, 12-24x5/8'', S/S (2)

11 31-110-2 Impeller Lock Washer, #12, S/S (2)

12 31-114 Cover Hold Down Nut, 10-32 (18)

13 31-115 Treatment Tank

14 31-122 Intake Plug

15 32-5000 Electrode Pack 12 VDC

15 33-5000 Electrode Pack 24 VDC

15 34-5000 Electrode Pack 32 VDC

16 31-112 Cover Gasket

17 31-108 Macerator Set Screw, 8-32x3/16'', S/S

18 31-107 Macerator Impeller

19 31-101W Treatment Cover (Inc. items 7, 20 and

21)

20 31-104 Crossover Plug

21 31-102 Motor Shaft Seal (2)

22 32-101** Macerator Motor 3'' Dia. 12 VDC

22 33-101** Macerator Motor 3'' Dia. 24 VDC

22 34-101** Macerator Motor 3'' Dia. 32 VDC

31-3001 Salt tank assembly (not shown)

32-4000* 12 V DC Complete Treatment Unit

(Items 1-22)

33-4000* 24 V DC Complete Treatment Unit

(Items 1-22)

34-4000* 32 V DC Complete Treatment Unit

(Items 1-22)

* Less Control Box Assembly

**NOTE: When replacing existing or new motor(s), apply

silicone caulk over motor - hold down bolt heads. Dispense

enough sealant to cover an area three times greater than the

bolt heads to avoid leaking through bolt holes.

23 25 11

31 14

8910 810

810

921

11 1012

17 15

( ) Indicates Total pieces required

Item Part No. Description

1 31-460 Control Cover

2 CH26 8-32 x 7/16" Truss head screw (2)

3 31-462 Mounting Plate

4 32-401 Control Board Assy. - 12V

33-401 Control Board Assy. - 24V

34-401 Control Board Assy. - 32V

5 AM06012 Solenoid Relay (2) - 12V

AM06024 Solenoid Relay (2) - 24V

AM06032 Solenoid Relay (2) - 32V

6 RBS50 Shunt Assy.

7 31-402A Wiring Harness Assy.

8 M30 1/4 - 20 Brass Nut (6)

9 HLWQB 1/4" Lockwasher (6)

10 M31 #14 Brass Flat Washer (7)

11 HSB1 1/4 - 20 Brass Cap Screw (2)

12 RNI Nylon Shoulder Washer (3)

13 1119A 1/4 - 20 x 1/2" S/S Hex Head

Machine Screw (4)

14 1118 1/4" External Tooth Washer (5)

15 1226B 1/4 - 20 S/S Hex Head Nut (4)

16 31-476 Nylon Spacer Washer (2)

17 ED1N4002 Diode (2)

20 F31-480 Nylon Stand Offs: PCB Supports

(4)

EXPLODED PARTS VIEW

OF CONTROL MODULE

Item Part No. Description

21 F069 Gray Fiber Flat Washer

22 F31-478 Threaded Rod 1/4 - 20 x 2" Brass

23 5/16 - 24 Nut (4)

24 5/16 Lockwasher (4)

25 #6-32 Screw

26 31-464 Bracket

30 31-232 Fuse Block

30A 32-218 MDL 6 1/4 Fuse

30B 32-219 MDL 35 Fuse

30C 32-220 MDL 30 Fuse

31 31-466 Bracket

32 31-468 Bracket

33 31-470 Cond. Bracket

32-402 12V Control Box Assy. (incl. all

above parts except 1 and 2)

33-402 24V Control Box Assy. (incl. all

above parts except 1 and 2)

34-402 32V Control Box Assy. (incl. all

above parts except 1 and 2)

31-403 Indicator panel assembly (not

shown)

31-404 Ribbon cable (not shown)

☞NOTE: ALL PART #'S BASED ON A 12V SYSTEM,

ALL OTHER PART #'s, CONTACT RARITAN

TheLectra/SanECTypeI MSDcan beconnected to

twomarine toilets. However,thetwo toiletsmustbe

in close proximity to:

1. Reduce the pressure requirement to move waste

through the connecting hose.

2. To decrease the possibility of untreated sewage

remaining in the lines.

The Lectra/San EC Treatment Tank should be lo-

cated midway between the two toilets. The maxi-

mumdistancefromeithertoilettothetankshould

not exceed six feet.

A kit is available for field conversion to dual toilet

operation:

Lectra/San EC Dual Control Component part

#LSTEDC (for 12 V units):

1. Control Indicator Panel with ribbon cable at-

tached.

2. Salt Feed Tank complete.

INSTALLATION

1. Adding second toilet - Install Lectra/San and

first toilet per manual, then add second toilet by

connecting discharge line to the opposite side of

thetank. Removethe plugto allowconnections.

(See Figures #11A and #11B)

2. Electric toilet - Installations with two electric

toilets must be wired to work independent from

the Control Indicator Panels. Contact Raritan

Customer Service for instructions.

3. Mounting-Eachtoiletshouldbeinstalledwithin

six feet of Lectra/San EC.

4. Control Indicator Panel - The Dual Control

Indicator Panel attaches directly to the Lectra/

SanECcircuitboard,theoriginalControlIndica-

tor Panel connects inline using the special con-

nector attached to the dual control ribbon (See

Fig. #12A).

OPERATION

Indicator/LED lights will indicate operation on both

panels when any toilet is in use. DO NOT activate

"Push to Flush" button if another toilet is in use.

A Salt Feed Tank should be installed in each toilet's

intake hose if operating in fresh or brackish water.

Theflow controlforeach SaltFeedTankmustbe set

independently.

USING THE LECTRA/SAN EC SYSTEM WITH TWO MARINE HEADS

NOTE: Single push button operation of LST/EC or toilet cannot be installed in this application.

FIG. #11A Lectra/San EC Mounted Below the Waterline

FIG. #11B Lectra/San EC Mounted Above the Waterline

Control #1 Control #2

Ribbon

Cable Ribbon

Cable

FIG. #12A Dual Control Cable (#31-406)

Circuit Breaker

Battery

Lectra/San

Treatment

Unit

less than 6'

RED to POS. (+)

lug on cover

Purple

ORANGE to macerator motor

POS. (+) lead

Brown

Yellow

POS. (+) lead from mixer

motor (ORANGE)

(2) BLACK wires w/crimp

connectors - To BLACK NEG.(-)

leads

from motors

BLACK to NEG. (-)

lug on cover

31-404

RibbonCable

Connection

10 pin (orange) connector

32-402

To Battery POS.(+)

31-460

To Battery NEG.(-)

Figure #13B

Discard

To battery

Negative

Save

Figure #12B

CONVERSION OF LECTRA/SAN TO LECTRA/SAN EC INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Figure #11C

Parts included in package:

Control Module (32-402, 33-402 or 34-402) - Mounts

directly to treatment unit

Control Cover (31-460) - Installs over Control Module

Control Indicator Panel (31-403) - Replaces old

Control unit

RibbonCable(31-404) - Connects Control ModuleTo

Control Indicator Panel - 12' long.

Tools needed - 3/8", 5/16", and 7/16" nut drivers, blade

and Phillips head screw drivers, wire cutters, #14 AWG

strippers and crimpers and small adjustable wrench.

INSTALLATION

Beforebeginning conversiondisconnectbattery leads

and be sure power to unit is OFF.

If old control unit was flush mounted you will need to

coverthe opening. If thenew controlindicator panelwill

be located in the same opening see the panel template for

cutout purposes.

A.ExistingControlUnit - Removeanddiscardexisting

Control Unit (32-2000, 33-2000 or 34-2000) and Control

Cable(31-210),reroute positive (+) wirefrom terminal E

on the relay to the Treatment Tank. Connection will be

made during Step 9.

B. Treatment Tank

1. Remove terminal block (31-131), save screws, nuts

and washers for mounting Control Module in Step 5.

Discard terminal block (see Fig. #11C). Disconnect

negative battery wire to electrode pack.

2. Removemountingstraps. Theywillneedtoberouted

throughtheslotson new Control Module(Fig.#12B).

3. Remove two screws from lid as shown in Fig. #12B

and reinstall them in place of the screws removed in

Step1. Thetwoholesleftbyremovingthescrewswill

be used for attaching the Control Module in Step 5.

4. Connect RED (+) and BLACK (-) wires from new

Control Module to POSITIVE (+) and NEGATIVE

(-) lugs on cover (Electrode Pack). Polarity must be

the same (see Fig. #13B).

5. Mount Control Module (32-402, 33-402 or 34-402)

using the screws from Step 1.

6. Cut the BLACK NEGATIVE (-) wire terminals off

both the mixer and macerator motors. Strip 3/8" of

wireandattachtocrimp connectors on the blackleads

from Control Module (see Fig. #13B).

7. CutthePOSITIVE(+)wireterminaloffthemacerator

(larger) motor and strip 3/8" of wire. Attach to

ORANGE POSITIVE (+) lead with crimp connector

from fuse block (see Fig. #13B).

8. Connect mixer (smaller) motor POSITIVE (+) lead to

Fuse A on fuse block using the existing terminal (see

Fig. #13B).

9. Connect POSITIVE (+) and NEGATIVE (-) wires to

the front side of Control Module (see Fig. #12B).

10.Reinstall mounting straps through slots on Control

Module and resecure them (Fig. #12B).

Control Indicator Panel - See mounting and electric

wiring section.

Install Cover on Control Module

Slots for

MountingStraps

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