Ozone RAINSAFE Instruction manual

Rain water is collected from the roof and it flows through the gutters into the water harvesting tank.
A pump draws the rain water from the harvesting tank and pushes it into the RainSafe.
The RainSafe rst lters the water then treats it with UV radiation before storing it into its own tank.
In the tank water is treated with ozone. Before delivering the clean water the RainSafe lters it again
and removes the ozone.
Now you have clean water throughout the house.
THE RAINSAFE USES A UNIQUE METHOD FOR TREATING VARIOUS SOURCE WATERS:
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS:
• You have an adequate rain harvesting system that uses a rst flush diverter, calmed inlet and
floating suction
•The water delivery pipes are in good condition and clean
•Source water parametric requirements:
(1) ≥ 80% UVT, 2) Turbidity ≤ 1 NTU, (3) TOC (total organic carbon) ≤ 4mg/l, (4) TSS ≤ 1mg/l (5)
Chlorine free water, (6) pH 6.5-8, (7) Bromides < 5µg/l.
• Cold supply water only between 5ºC and 25ºC
• Power supply of 220-240V 50Hz AC and a connection through a 30mA RCD
• The RainSafe must be installed indoors in a clean well ventilated room
• You have a pre-planned safe way of getting rid of the excess ozone.
Please read and follow the detailed instructions and warnings presented in this manual.
1: RainSafe tank: Stores the treated water ready for use.
2: Control Panel: Controls operation of system & treatment.
3: Outlet 1” BSP: Treated water is pumped out of the RainSafe storage tank for supply to household.
4: Outlet Isolation Valve: Stops flow of treated water from RainSafe to outlet.
5: Outlet Riser Pipe: Delivery of treated water from RainSafe to Outlet 1” BSP.
6: UV Reactor: Germicidal sanitiser.
7: Ozone (O3) Generator: Generates ozone by way of corona discharge.
8: Air Pump: Pumps dried air through the ozone generator and into the storage tank.
9: Outlet Pump Controller: Control for outlet pump to supply treated water on demand.
10: Outlet Filter Isolation Valve: For use when changing outlet lter.
11: Outlet Filter: Converts ozone back to oxygen.
12: Diffuser: Bubbles ozone into the stored water in the tank.
13: Redox Sensor: Measures ozone in water.
14: Level Sensor: Measures water level in tank.
15: Pump Isolation Valve: For maintenance purposes only – to allow service/ repair of the pump.
16: Air Dryer: Removes humidity from the air for ozone generation.
17: Outlet Pump: Supplies treated water from the RainSafe to outlet via the outlet lter.
18: Flow Meter: Monitors incoming flow, alarms for blocked inlet lter, flow too low or unexpected water flow.
19: Filter Wrench: For maintenance purposes – for use when changing lters.
20: Inlet Filter 5 µm: Filters ne particles from the source water.
21: Solid Particle Filter: Filters larger particles from the source water.
22: Inlet Isolation Valve: Stops inlet flow of source water to the RainSafe.
23: Inlet 1” BSP: Connection to supply of source water.
24: Lid: Seals the RainSafe tank.
25: Overflow Vent DN50 connection: Overflow for the system, tank breather, and vents any excess O3 to atmosphere.
Must be connected to drainage to prevent flooding, Must vent to external environment.
26: Power Supply A 220–240 V: Supplies power to the system. Be aware that plug type may differ to suit country of sale.
KNOW YOUR RAINSAFE:
Item Check List:
• RainSafe System
• RainSafe Customer and Operations Manual
• Genyo Pump Controller Manual
• Lowara Pump Manual
• Inlet Filter
• Outlet Filter
• Outlet 1” elbow
• Boxed ORP probe
When planning the installation of the RainSafe :
• Make sure you have the position and pipe routes
planned, and that you have the materials and
tools ready.
• Note that the inlet, outlet and overflow pipes are
in a xed position.
• If you can’t allow for a gap between the back of
the machine and the wall note the position and
the exit points of the pipes on the drawing.
• We recommend using rigid pipes.
• The overflow must lead directly outside,
preferably connected to the rainwater
harvesting system.
• The overflow will vent out ozone and excess
water so it is important that the overflow pipe is
part of a “stand alone system” not connected to
existing drains where the ozone may leak inside
the house.
• Ozone has a distinctive smell and prolonged
exposure might be harmful so make sure that it
is vented in an area with low trafc.
• The RainSafe is tted with 1” BSP swivel female
ttings for the outlet and inlet pipes so your
inlet and outlet pipes should end with 1” BSP
male ttings or 1” BSP threaded pipes.
• Depending on the planned route you might
need ttings that allow for change of direction
(elbows).
• The overflow pipe will be exposed to ozone that
can react with some pipe materials so you will
need to use rigid PVC pipes for the overflow
route.
• Pipework and ttings must be prepared using
abrasive pad.
• Pipework must be joined using P.V.C. solvent
cement adhesive to EN 4680.
• Pipework may be reduced from tailpipe to a
minimum of DN40.
Warning: To guard against injury, basic safety precautions should be observed, including the following:
• Installation should only be performed by an authorised RainSafe technician. Failure to do so will lead to
warranty invalidation relating to compliance with installation and maintenance.
• Do not use the RainSafe for any purpose other than its intended purpose as described in this manual.
• To prevent the risk of severe or fatal electrical shock, special precautions must be taken since water is
present near electrical equipment. Always disconnect power before performing any maintenance
• Avoid exposure to direct or strongly reflected germicidal ultraviolet rays. Germicidal ultraviolet rays are
harmful to the eyes and skin.
• Intended for indoor use only: do not install the system outdoors and/ or directly expose it to atmospheric
agents. The RainSafe should be protected from the elements and from temperatures below 5ºC and above
35ºC
• Ensure overflow for water is correctly plumbed as per Installation Guidelines and is free draining and sealed
to outdoors with no water traps in ventilation path. It should not be connected to existing drains where the
ozone may leak inside the house
• Ensure ozone is vented through an external wall to an elevated release point away from windows or other
openings
• Ensure proper ventilation to the outside is provided where the RainSafe is to be housed to ensure safe and
adequate ventilation of the ozone
• Do not operate the RainSafe if the power cord and/or plug are damaged, or if any other damage is visible or
suspected
• Electrical power supplied to the RainSafe MUST match power requirements listed on the RainSafe
• Plug the RainSafe into an approved ground fault circuit interrupt (GFCI) receptacle with suitable 30 mA RCD
tted
• In the unlikely event of the quartz glass sleeve housing the UV lamp being broken, immediately contact your
local service engineer and do not use the water
• Air Dryer is insulated and may appear cool. NOTE: It can be very hot under the insulation. Do not attempt
to touch or remove air dryer during operation. The air dryer operates at high temperatures. If removing wait
sufcient time for it to cool down before removal
• Only use correct inlet and outlet lters –non suitable lters will invalidate the warranty
• Only install the correct UV Lamp- non suitable UV Lamp will invalidate the warranty
DO NOT MODIFY THE RAINSAFE IN ANY WAY.
THIS WILL INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT
It is important to read and understand the safety
instructions to ensure reliable service from your RainSafe
GUTTERS
FIRST FLUSH
DIVERTER
RAINSAFE
WATER PUMP
WATER
HARVESTING
TANK
ROOF
THE BASICS:
The power button is
located HERE
Underneath the
Control Panel.
Four valves control
the flow of water
1
3
2
4
Valve 3 should always be in the OPEN position
The RainSafe is controlled from the Control Panel.
Turn the WHEEL left or right to highlight your
choice and press it to select.
A CLOSED valve
looks like this:
An OPENED valve
looks like this:
HOW THE RAINSAFE™ WORKS WITH RAIN WATER:
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23 1
24 26
25
1. Change both lters at the same time. Refer to the labels to make
sure that each lter goes where it is supposed to go
2. Turn off the power and close the valves
3. Unscrew, wash and put back the solid particle lter and housing
4. Use the wrench to unscrew the lter housing and remove the used
lter (you will see a plastic ring around the lter, remove it and put
it around the new lter)
5. Clean the two lter housings
6. Insert the new lters and screw the lter housings back by hand
tightening it
7. Open the two valves and turn the machine on again
8. On the control panel navigate to:
Home screen>Settings Menu>(Insert Pin)Reset Filter
CHANGING THE FILTERS
(once every 6 weeks):
• Always use correct lters in the correct position
• Always change both lters at the same time
• Make sure the O-rings on the lter housings are
clean and properly seated
• Always wear clean gloves (powder free)
when putting in new lters to avoid possible
contamination of lters.(separate pair for dirty
and clean lters)
• NeverruntheRainSafewithoutlters
Video instructions on www.rainsafewater.com
Location
of the solid
particle lter
HOW TO REMOVE
THE FILTER HOUSING
HOW TO REMOVE
THE FILTER
Filter plastic ring
Filter housing O-ring
CHANGING THE UV LAMP
Warning: The UV lamp should be handled with
great care. The lamp is not warranted against
breakage and damage. Always install the lamp
in a careful manner, not at an angle which could
cause damage to the quartz glass sleeve inside
the generator. In the event of damage to the UV
lamp or quartz glass sleeve, contact your approved
technical installer and do not use the water.
1. Disconnect electrical
power and close the valves
2. Gently disconnect the plug
from the lamp at the top of
the generator.
3. Remove the black plastic
lock nut from the top of
the generator by turning
anticlockwise.
4. USE GLOVES. Carefully
withdraw the lamp from
the generator by lifting it
out.
1. USE GLOVES: Carefully
insert the new lamp. Make
sure lamp sits properly. (Do
not touch the lamp glass)
2. Re-attach and hand-
tighten the black plastic
collar by turning clockwise.
3. Connect the lamp cable
plug onto lamp.
4. Reopen the valves
Turn ON the power
On the control panel navigate to:
Home screen>Settings Menu>(Insert Pin)Reset Lamp
REMOVING THE OLD LAMP INSERTING THE NEW LAMP DRAINING THE RAINSAFE FILLING THE RAINSAFE
1. Close the inlet valve and make sure the outlet
valve is opened
2. Turn on a faucet tap in the house to empty the
tank
1. Make sure the inlet valve is opened and close
the outlet valve
2. Turn the RainSafe ON and it will start lling
3. Open the outlet valve after the machine is
lled
It is recommended that the tap water be allowed to run down the drain to flush the outlet system prior to
drinking the water or householder should consider sanitising the distribution system if concerned.
The RainSafe is designed to keep the water clean as long as it’s ON. If you know the RainSafe is going to
be powered down for a long period of time (e.g. you are leaving on a holiday and you will turn the power
OFF) you need to drain the tank and remove and discard the lters BEFORE leaving.
If the RainSafe wasn’t in use for a long period of time you need to drain it and change the lters.
BEFORE INSTALLING THE RAINSAFE: FIRST RUN (commissioning mode):
The system will guide you through the steps below which prepare your RainSafe to provide water to your buildings water
supply. This should take about 30 minutes to complete. Water will not be available until all steps are completed. You
will need to follow this procedure only once. In the event that you interrupt the procedure by powering off the RainSafe
or the machine displays an error you will be prompted to restart the commissioning process.
It is advised to flush out the system and pipework by running a tap to empty the RainSafe of the rst volume of water
and then allowing the RainSafe to re-ll before commencing normal use.
Fortherstrunfollowthesesteps:
1. Turn on the RainSafe. The control panel will display the Commissioning mode screen containing the software
version number. Press OK.
2. The language selection screen will be displayed, choose “English”. The control panel will ask you to conrm your
choice, press OK.
3. The control panel will display the set time screen. Set the correct time. The control panel will ask you to conrm
your choice, press OK.
4. The control panel will display the set date screen. Set the correct date. The control panel will ask you to conrm
your choice, press OK.
5. On the next screen “Calibrate Ozone sensor” is displayed. Press Ok. The ozone sensor will then be calibrated. This
will take 60 seconds.
6. Once ozone sensor calibration is complete a menu will be displayed. Select the start commissioning option.
7. The next screen will display the RainSafe machines Status, ORP value, LPM (litres per minute) and current water
level (L) in litres.
8. At this point a ll will be carried out,
a. The status will change from “Inactive” to “Warmup” for 35 seconds.
b. After warmup the status will change to “Fill”. At this point the machine will ll to 220 litres.
c. Once 220 litres is reached the status will change to “Cooldown” for 30 seconds.
d. After cooldown the status will change to “Ozone On”. At this point the ozone level will rise to 700 and two
minutes later the status will change back to “Inactive”.
9. After the ll has been completed a DAF ll will be carried out,
a. The status will change from “Inactive” to “Warmup” for 35 seconds.
b. After warmup the status will change to “Fill for 90 seconds.
c. After this the status will change to “Cooldown” for 30 seconds.
d. After cooldown the status will change to ozone on for two minutes and the status will change back to inactive.
10. Once lls have been completed the question “Conrm checked for leaks” will be displayed. Once checked press OK.
11. You will be prompted to enter the control panel pin number. Enter the correct pin and press ENTER.
(The PIN number may be obtained by registering the machine at www.rainsafewater.com/register using the
Hardware ID displayed.)
12. The control panel will then display “Pin OK”. Cycle the power to the RainSafe.
13. The commission process is now complete and the RainSafe is in run mode.
Customer Data Consent
You will need to complete the data consent form before the internet connection is activated.
Your distributor will provide you with the consent form.
You can monitor your RainSafe by connecting it to the Internet.
Once connected you can monitor water use, alerts and alarms, parameters on the working machine.
Connecting the RainSafe to the user’s Wi-Fi:
1. Remove control knob from control panel.
2. Remove control panel front cover
3. Remove Wi-Fi module from logic board
4. Plug Wi-Fi module into programming card
5. Plug card USB lead into computer
6. Open RS Wi-Fi programme on computer
7. In the window;
• Open port
• Enter SSID and passkey for broadband network
• “congure”
• On bottom of window you will see the following
• “ set ok?”
• “success”
8. Return module to control panel and ret cover and knob
To operate The RainSafe make sure all the valves are opened and the power is ON
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:
DANGER
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INSTALLING THE RAINSAFE:
1. Connect the outlet, inlet and overflow
pipes then push the machine into the
naldesiredposition.
Before proceeding with the install
follow this check-list:
• Is the power supply 220-240V
50Hz AC, connected through a
30mA RCD and accessible?
• Is the overflow free draining and
sealed to outside of the system and
at least 40DN?
• Are there any bends or traps that
may cause back pressure?
• Do all the connections meet the
RainSafe guide lines?
• Has off-gas venting been installed
and does it lead to an outside area
with low trafc?
• Does the source water meet the
RainSafe requirements?
2. Connect the ORP probe.
Before connecting the ORP probe
remove the plastic cap, ensure the
O-ring is tted and the probe has
enough buffer solution
Do not touch the glass of the probe
Screw the probe in by hand until you
feel condent that water can’t leak
3. Installthelters
4. Open all the valves except the outlet
Make sure the tank lid is rmly closed
Plug in the machine
5. Turn it ON
Notethattherewillbea20sec.delayonpowerupbeforethellprocessstarts.
Tank Lid
Outlet Pipe
370 mm
Overflow
Pipe
1465 mm
Back of Machine
Inlet Pipe
Distance between the
outlet and inlet pipe
Distance between
possible routing
options of the
overflow pipe
291 mm
1251 mm
Distance from the
end of the overflow
pipe to the bottom
of the machine
Distance from the end
of the inlet / outlet
pipes and the bottom
of the machine
Side of the Machine
405 mm
Distance from the
end of the inlet/outlet
pipes and the back of
the machine
Video instructions on www.rainsafewater.com
INSTALLATION,
OPERATIONS &
MAINTENANCE
MANUAL

ORIGINAL EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
This declaration relates exclusively to the product described below in the state in which it was placed on the market, and excludes
components which are added and/or operations carried out subsequently by any third parties.
We, the Manufacturer: Ozone Industries Ireland Ltd. Block 2, Newtown Business and Enterprise Park,
Newtownmountkennedy, Co. Wicklow, A63 XV26, Ireland
Declare under our sole responsibility that the product described below:
The RainSafe™
Is in compliance with the following EU Directives:
Machine Directive 2006/42/EC
Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EC
EMC Directive 2014/30/EC
RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU (as amended)
RE Directive 2014/53/EU
And complies with the provisions of the following standards:
EN 60335-1:2012 Household and similar electrical appliances –Safety-Part 1: General requirements
EN 60335-2-109 Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety - Part 2-109: Particular requirements for UV radiation water
treatment appliances
EN 55014-1 Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirement for household appliances, electric tools and similar apparatus – Part 1:
Emission
EN 55014-2 Electromagnetic compatibility – Requirement for household appliances, electric tools and similar apparatus – Part 2:
Immunity – Product family standard
EN 55022 Information technology equipment – radio disturbance characteristics
Michael Delaney of Ozone Industries Ireland Ltd, Block 2, Newtown Business and Enterprise Park, Newtownmountkennedy, Co. Wicklow,
Ireland is authorised to compile the technical les.
Completed by: Ozone Industries Ireland Ltd, t/a RainSafe Water, Block 2,
Newtown Business and Enterprise Park, Newtownmountkennedy, Co. Wicklow, A63 XV26, Ireland
Name of signatory: Michael Delaney
Head of Engineering
INTRODUCTION
Intended Use:
For the purposes of this manual and the present capabilities of the RainSafe, “potable water” is deemed to mean treated source water
(see below denition) used or intended to be used, for drinking, food preparation and bathing purposes which is free from microbiological
impurities (in amounts sufcient to cause disease or harmful physiological effects) in compliance with the microbiological claims as
certied by KIWA. In no way (either express or implied) shall potable water be deemed to mean treated source water that is free (either
to a greater or lesser extent) from chemical contaminants or other impurities. Ozone Industries Ireland Ltd take no responsibility for the
quality of water once it enters the distribution network (commercial and domestic).
General Description:
The RainSafe is designed for use within a building to treat suitable source water to potable water standard. The rst part of the treatment
involves the ltration of the water through a solid particle lter, followed by a 5 micron particle lter. Following this, the UV sanitises the
water which is then stored in the 230 litre RainSafe tank, ready for use. In order to maintain water quality, the ozone diffuser bubbles
ozone into the stored water in the tank. When the water is required, the outlet pump is activated and the water is passed through a nal
phase of ltration in order to remove the residual ozone prior to use.
Source Water
For the purpose of this manual, usage of the RainSafe and product claims relating to the machine source water may be understood as
rain, ground (other than well), surface water or treated municipal water which complies with the Inbound Water Parametric Requirements.
It does not include transitional waters (eg. estuarine, brackish or tidal waters) or coastal water or any other form of water other than
water dened as source water above.
Backup Water
Backup water may be understood as water that supplements the source water during periods of low water supply. Backup water for the
purposes of the RainSafe is municipal water only.
Ozone Industries Ireland Ltd make no warranty or representation as to the quality of or compliance of the municipal supply or any other
backup water supply with national or local regulatory requirements guidelines or standards for drinking water.
Backup water should be supplied to the RainSafe in accordance with the requirements of EN1717:2001(Backflow Prevention Device)
where appropriate and/or the equivalent standard for the prevailing local drinking water installation regulations and/or guidelines.
GUIDELINES FOR THE COLLECTION OF RAINWATER
Please refer to any relevant national or local guidelines or advice as regards the collection of rainwater. Ozone Industries Ireland Ltd does
not recommend or endorse any particular method/guidelines as regards the collection of rainwater.
It is strongly recommended and may be a legal requirement under relevant national laws to install a rst flush diverter or inlet lter as this
will be necessary to divert the contaminated rst flow of rainwater from roof surfaces. This is of particular importance in circumstances
where there may be elevated levels of chemical and/or microbiological contaminants in rainwater.
The company’s lter changing recommendations are based on using a rst flush diverter where rainwater is the source. Without one,
lters may need changing more frequently.
The RainSafe requires a suitable rainwater collection and storage system (rainwater harvesting system) to be available to supply
rainwater to the machine for treatment. A suitable rainwater harvesting specialist should provide the correct advice. At all times the
instructions and directions of the rainwater harvesting equipment supplier should be followed.
WATER QUALITY ISSUES: PRE AND POST TREATMENT OF SOURCE WATER
Pre-Treatment of the source water
Rainwater
If the source water comes from rainwater there may be considerable variability in the condition of the raw source water prior to being
treated by the RainSafe. For example, if there are elevated turbidity levels due to heavy rainfall after a period of drought, pre-ltration
of the source water would be necessary before treatment by the RainSafe. The use of bromine and/or iodine should be avoided in any
pre-treatment.
Municipal water
Municipal water will need to be chlorine free before entering the rainwater harvesting tank.
Sample testing
It is strongly recommended that a sample of the source water in all circumstances be collected and independently tested by an approved
laboratory before the RainSafe system is connected to such source in order to ensure compliance with the source water inbound
parametric requirements. The test should cover pH, total hardness, nitrates, nitrites, bromides and metals as a minimum.
Post-Treatment of the source water
If one is still concerned about the quality of water post-treatment by the RainSafe, it is recommended that a standard dip test or lab test
(carried out by an approved laboratory) covering pH, total hardness, nitrates, nitrites, bromide and metals to be taken. Additional ltration
may then be required depending on the test results.
There are local conditions that can affect the quality of the source water and it is the ultimate responsibility of the end user to inform
themselves of these conditions. The signicance of these conditions will determine whether or not it is necessary to install pre and/or
post treatment devices.
Warning: Biological Treatment*
The RainSafe is not intended for the treatment of water from an obvious or intentional source of contamination (such as
sewage or wastewater) to microbiologically safe drinking water.
All piping and distribution lines at the premises should be sanitized prior to consuming the water using proper sanitization
procedures (see your local health authority or equivalent for advice) in order to minimize the risk of contamination. The
RainSafe owner should independently verify the water outlet quality at the outlet by having it tested by an approved or
qualied water testing laboratory prior to consumption.
The RainSafe must be commissioned and maintained in accordance with this manual. Failure to properly maintain the
RainSafe will compromise performance, shorten the life of the RainSafe and may lead to delivery of contaminated water.
*NB: Consuming contaminated water could result in serious illness or possible death.
Warning: Operational
The RainSafe system must be installed in accordance with the national and/or local building and plumbing codes or
equivalent.
The RainSafe must be installed on a cold-water supply line only. Failure to do so may cause damage to the RainSafe leading
to personal injury and/or physical damage.
The RainSafe has been designed and tested to offer a reliable service, provided it is installed, commissioned, operated,
maintained and tested in strict accordance with the installation, operation and safety instructions contained in this manual.
Always wash hands thoroughly with soap and water before and after performing any servicing procedures on the RainSafe.
NB: Clean disposable gloves should be used when handling parts in the water path. Particular care must be taken not to
carry contamination from inlet to outlet side.
SAFETY WARNINGS
DANGER
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DANGER
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This indicates you must
read the manual before
operating the RainSafe.
Label located on front.
Warning: Read Manual
DANGER
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DANGER
High Voltage
Warning electrical danger.
Label located on control
panel to indicate High
Voltage within.
Warning: Electrical Hazard
DANGER
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DANGER
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DANGER
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Warning: Electrical Safety
The RainSafe must always be used with a grounded/ earthed power source. If you do not know whether the
outlet is grounded, check with a qualied electrician.
Do not plug in the RainSafe if water has been spilled on the exterior surface of the system.
The control panel contains 240V AC mains voltage.
There are no user serviceable parts inside. DO NOT OPEN THE CONTROL PANEL.
Warning: Electrical Safety
220-240 V AC electrical input, disconnect electrical supply before performing maintenance. Ensure that your
internal electrical network is grounded through an approved Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt (GFCI) receptacle
with RCD at 30 mA.
Warning: No Climbing
There is a risk of the RainSafe falling over so under no circumstances should anyone climb onto the machine.
Warning: UV Light
The RainSafe contains an active germicidal UV-C lamp. UV-C Radiation is dangerous for the eyes and skin
even in small doses. Read the maintenance instructions before opening the appliance. When the system is
active, this lamp must remain contained and sealed within the generator. The lamp should not be removed
or exposed without disconnecting the system from the electricity supply. Cotton gloves should be worn at all
times when removing and touching the UV lamp.
NOTE: The RainSafe must be disconnected from the electricity supply before replacing the UV-C Lamp. Do
not power UV lamp outside of the RainSafe generator. Never look at the lamp while it is operating.
Using the RainSafe with damaged generator housing may result in the escape of UV radiation.
If the generator housing is obviously damaged the RainSafe must NOT be operated.
Emergency Situation
Where there is a leak, flooding etc. switch off power at source and isolate water supply.
Warning: Chemical
The RainSafe should not be used for or relied upon for the reduction, treatment or removal of chemical
contaminants from the source water supply, or for the treatment of source water from an obvious, non-
obvious or intentional source of chemical contamination.
DANGER
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DANGER
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DANGER
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PARTICULAR COMPONENT PARTS
Danger: High Temperature
The Air Dryer operates at temperatures of up to 160°C. Do not touch metal surfaces during drying mode
or cool down period. Wait a sufcient time for the air dryer to cool down before handling. DO NOT TOUCH.
Danger: Electrical Safety
• Do not open or dismantle the ozone generator.
• There are no user serviceable parts inside the ozone generator unit. The Ozone Generator uses very high
voltages to generate ozone by corona discharge. Any contact with the corona discharge may lead to death
or serious injury.
• If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or by their approved technical
installer so as to avoid any risk. Failures to replace the damaged power cable could result in an electrical
shock.
• Never pull on the power cable to detach the plug from the socket. Pulling on the cable could result in an
electrical shock.
The notes below are intended to highlight the dangers of exposure to UV radiation. To avoid this risk the UV
Lamp must only be operated when properly installed within the UV generator. Germicidal UV cannot pass
through clothing or other opaque or clear materials such as plastics or window glass.
NOTE: Exposure to UV light results in symptoms that develop slowly, the exposure cannot be felt at the time.
Symptoms:
Eyes: Mild exposure – irritation developing several hours later. Severe exposure – sore, red eyes, sensitive to
light, painful to keep eyes open.
Skin: Mild exposure – slight reddening, tenderness, mild sunburn symptoms. Severe exposure – skin peeling,
weeping area, severe sunburn symptoms.
First Aid:
Eyes: In mild cases, cover eyes and seek medical attention. Severe cases seek immediate medical attention.
Skin: In mild cases removal from exposure may be sufcient. If in doubt seek medical attention. In severe
cases, seek immediate medical attention.
DANGER
High Voltage
Home screen:
Line 1 displays the software version of the machine
and the time.
Line 2 shows the reading from the machines ORP
sensor, the level of water in the tank and the rate of
flow of incoming water (Will be 0LPM unless water
is being treated).
Line 3 shows the machine status, the temperature
of the water and the reading from the Ozone sensor.
Status Values Meaning
Inactive - Machine is preparing to be active
Active - Machine is monitoring water quality, no treatment taking place
Warmup - System is preparing to treat incoming water. UV lamp is warming up
Fill - Inlet pump and lamp are on, water treatment in progress
Cooldown - System has nished treating incoming water. Inlet pump is off and lamp is cooling down
Ozone On - Water is being ozonated
Drying - The dryer is operating; no water treatment may take place. Water is available
Cooling - The dryer is cooling; no water treatment may take place. Water is available
CONTROL PANEL SCREEN AND STATUS VALUES MEANING: MENU MAP: THIS IS THE STRUCTURE OF THE RAINSAFE
MENU ACCESSIBLE FROM THE CONTROL PANEL
Home
Screen System Info Settings Menu Engineering Warnings Exit
Settings PIN
Reset Filter
Reset Lamp
Set Drying Time
Set Date/Time
Languages
Exit
Engineering PIN
Drain Tank
Force Fill
Force Drying
Force Ozone
ORP Probe Test
Exit
Warnings ListSoftware Version
Machine ID
Installation Date
Filter Hours
Filter Install Date
Filter Due Date
Lamp Hours of Use
Lamp Strikes
Lamp Install Date
Lamp Hours Remaining
Time since Last Ozone
Date/Time
Exit
Error - Lamp Fail - The RainSafe lamp has failed. The system cannot treat any more water until a new lamp has been installed and the
Lamp timer has been reset. See “Changing the UV Lamp” for instructions on how to resolve this issue.
Error - No Flow - The RainSafe has detected that water is not flowing at the inlet. The treatment system will remain shut down until such
time as this error is resolved.
Error - High Flow - The RainSafe has detected water is flowing too quickly at the inlet to allow adequate UV treatment to take place. Water
inlet is disabled and water will be unavailable at the outlet until such time as this error is resolved. Contact your RainSafe service agent.
Error - Fill timeout - The RainSafe system has been constantly treating water for 30 minutes without registering as being full. As a
precaution to guard against leaks it has shut down. If you are satised that the system has been operating correctly then this error may
be cleared by selecting “clear error”.
Error - Unexpected Flow - The RainSafe has detected a flow of water while the UV system is not active. The system will shut down to
prevent delivery of water until such time as the problem has been resolved. Contact your RainSafe service agent.
Error - Ozone Fail - The RainSafe has not detected an improvement in water quality after the Ozone generator has been switched on for
30 minutes. Possible causes include: Poor source water quality; Air dryer exhausted; Ozone system failure; ORP probe disconnected;
ORP probe faulty. If the error persists after manually triggering a drying cycle and checking the ORP probe connection, contact your
RainSafe service agent.
Error - Level Detection - The RainSafe has detected a problem with its internal water level sensors. The system cannot treat any more
water until this issue is resolved. Please contact your local service agent.
Error - Filter expired - The RainSafe Filters have not been replaced within the recommended time frame. The system cannot treat any
more water until new lters have been installed and the lter timer has been reset. See “Changing the Filters” for instructions on how to
resolve this issue. If this error arises after lters have been changed this indicates that the timers were not reset. Follow the procedure
“New lter” under “Settings Menu” to resolve.
Error - Lamp Expired - The RainSafe Lamp has not been replaced within the recommended time frame. The system cannot treat any more
water until a new lamp has been installed and the Lamp timer has been reset. See “Changing the UV Lamp” for instructions on how to
resolve this issue. If this error arises after the lamp has been changed this indicates that the timer was not reset. Follow the procedure
“New/Reset Lamp” under “Settings Menu” to resolve.
Error - CD Power Fail - The system has detected that the Corona Discharge unit is not operating within its power specication. Water
treatment is not possible until this situation is resolved.
Error - Water Unavailable - This error indicates that the water level in the tank has fallen below 60L. This mechanism prevents air-locks
from affecting the outlet pump. The machine will continue to ll and store water. Water Outlet Pump remains disabled until the error is
cleared.
When properly installed, the ozone (O3) used in the RainSafe is contained within the
system and any excess is vented to the outside atmosphere by the overflow pipework
and reverts naturally to oxygen (O2). Always ensure the RainSafe is operated with the
lid closed and with the combined overflow/ vent pipe vented to outside.
DANGER
High Voltage
Do not attempt to move the RainSafe when full. The RainSafe is NOT designed to
be moved or lifted by hand. The use of a trolley is the only recommended means of
moving or handling the RainSafe. Drain the RainSafe of water before attempting to
move it and always use appropriate lifting and handling equipment. Use an authorized
RainSafe technician to disconnect the system. The RainSafe weighs approximately
55kg empty, 300kg when full with water, and has a low centre of gravity.
In the event of an ozone gas escape and build up within the building, switch off the
RainSafe and ventilate the area.
NOTE: The RainSafe should always be placed in a well ventilated area. Prolonged
exposure to high concentrations of ozone gas can cause headaches and illness.
Ozone gas has a strong characteristic smell.
Warning: Exposure to ozone above 0.10ppm (parts per million) for eight hours per
day could be dangerous and should be avoided.
Symptoms: problems associated with ozone gas exposure include lung irritation and
infection, breathing pain, coughing, wheezing, headaches, minor eye, nose and throat
irritation, permanent lung damage.
First Aid: For mild exposure – leave affected area and breath some fresh air until
breathing has returned to normal. If breathing problems continue seek medical
attention for oxygen inhalation. For severe exposure – seek medical attention
immediately.
ERROR CODES TROUBLE SHOOTING
NO WATER AT TAP
Ensure all valves on RainSafe are open and the machine is turned ON.
Check the control panel display. Please refer to “RainSafe Error Codes” to determine solution to this
problem.
Check the outlet pump - press reset on the pump controller (refer to Genyo Pump Controller Manual).
If the tank has run dry, you may need to loosen the bleed screw on the outlet pump to vent air and resolve
an air locked pump.
If problem persists contact your RainSafe Service agent.
LOW WATER FLOW AT TAP
Ensure all valves on RainSafe are open.
Check that the outlet pump is running normally and is not air locked.
If water flow has gradually deteriorated, check that the outlet lter has not blinded.
NO POWER IN UNIT
Ensure RainSafe is turned ON. Ensure there is power to the supply socket. If the problem cannot be found
contact RainSafe service agent.
SCREEN DISPLAYS FILTER DUE
The lters installed in the RainSafe will soon require replacement. You may need to order new lters from
your distributor to see the date by which the lters must be replaced, check the value for “Filter due date”
in the “System Info” menu
SCREEN DISPLAYS FILTER DUE, SYSTEM DISABLE XX HRS
The lters installed in the RainSafe are about to expire. If new lters are not installed within the required
time then the system will shut down.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
SCREEN DISPLAYS LOW FLOW
The RainSafe has detected that there is a low volume of water flowing into the system. Follow these steps
to resolve this issue:
Check that inlet and outlet valves are fully open.
Check for any blockage of the source water supply.
Check that the inlet pump is operating correctly.
Check the inlet lter and replace if necessary
SCREEN DISPLAYS LAMP DUE
The UV Lamp installed in the RainSafe will soon require replacement. You may need to order a new lamp
from your distributor to get an indication of when the lamp must be replaced, check the value for “Lamp
hours remaining” in the “System Info” menu
SCREEN DISPLAYS LAMP DUE SYSTEM DISABLE XXHRS
The UV Lamp installed in the RainSafe is about to expire. You may need to order a new lamp from your
distributor if a new lamp is not installed within the required time then the system will shut down
SCREEN DISPLAYS HIGH FLOW
There is a problem with the inlet flow rate please contact your local RainSafe service agent to arrange a
repair.
WATER LEAKING FROM FILTER
Check O-ring held in lter housing is clean and properly seated. See “Changing the Filters”.
WATER LEAKS FROM ELSEWHERE IN THE SYSTEM
Turn off system and contact local service agent.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF RAINSAFE
Protection Level: IP 40.
Working ambient temp: Min. +5ºC to max. +35ºC.
Max outlet. flow: 50 L/min.
Max. Head: 46 meters.
Liquid temp range: from +5ºC to max. +25ºC.
Max. working pressure of the RainSafe outlet: 4.6 bar (460kPA).
Min. inlet flow: ≥5 L/min.
Min. inlet pressure: 2.0 bar;
Max. inlet pressure:6.0 bar.
Source water inlet connection: 1” BSP F. Potable outlet
connection: 1” BSP F.
Technical/ Electrical Data
220-240 V AC/Single Phase / 50Hz.
IP x 1
Relative Humidity: 75% (non-condensing).
Altitude: between 170m(550ft) below sea level and 4,887m
(15,000ft) above sea level.
RainSafe Dimensions:
CONDITIONS FOR USE
The RainSafe is designed to operate under the following conditions:
Operating Voltage: 220-240 V 50 Hz 13 A.
INDOOR USE ONLY and it must be protected from freezing.
Room temperature 5ºC to 35ºC (41ºF – 95ºF).
DO NOT place in direct sunlight, conservatory, sunroom etc.
For the treatment of cold water only (to a maximum of 25ºC).
Inbound Source Water Parametric Requirements:
(1) UVT (UV Transmittance) ≥ 80% ,
(2) Turbidity ≤ 1 NTU,
(3) TOC (total organic carbon) ≤ 4mg/l,
(4) TSS ≤ 1mg/l
(5) Chlorine free water,
(6) pH 6.5-8,
(7) Bromides < 5µg/l.
Elevation of the highest water withdrawal outlet
must be no higher than 15m above the elevation
of the RainSafe footing; otherwise the outlet
pump controller will need to be adjusted (see
Lowara Genyo Pump Controller Manual).
A: 583mm (Width)
B: 1500mm (Height)
C: 605mm (Depth)
Weight (Empty): 52Kg
Weight (Full) : 300Kg
(Approximately)
B C
A
ENVIRONMENT
DISPOSAL
An environmentally friendly method of disposal will ensure that valuable raw
materials can be removed and used again. When the RainSafe has reached the end
of its working life, unplug it from the mains and disconnect from plumbing system.
Most of the materials used in manufacturing the RainSafe can be recycled.
DISPOSAL OF RAINSAFE
Do not dispose of the RainSafe as standard waste. Any disposal of the RainSafe
must be carried out in accordance with the WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU) and the
applicable national and local regulations if discarded within the EU. Please bring to
your local collection point.
DISPOSAL OF LAMP
The RainSafe lamp should be disposed of at your local recycling centre. NB: DO NOT
dispose of lamp with domestic waste as it contains a small amount of mercury.
DISPOSAL OF FILTERS
Used lters can be disposed of with household waste.
COMPANY DETAILS
A current list of distributors and service organisations can be found at www.rainsafewater.com/distributors
or contact [e-mail]
Ozone Industries Ireland Ltd. t/a RainSafe Water
Block 2,
Newtown Business and Enterprise Park,
Newtownmountkennedy,
Co. Wicklow, A63 XV26, Ireland
DATA PROTECTION
Please see www.rainsafewater.com for details on the Company’s policies as regards Data Protection.
PATENTS GRANTED AND PENDING FOR THE RAINSAFE
The RainSafe machine is subject to patented (patents pending) technology on a global basis.
Please see www.rainsafewater.com for the most up to date patent list.
WARRANTY
Please see www.rainsafewater.com for details on the warranty relating the product and consumable parts.
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE MOST UP TO DATE RAINSAFE
MANUAL FILE AT WWW.RAINSAFEWATER.COM
NB: the water is not suitable for health care use (medical/surgical) or for use by Immunocompromised persons.
DANGER
High Voltage
NOTE:
Where the backup water contains chlorine (municipal), a carbon lter
must be nstalled before the water is supplied to the RainSafe storage tank.
DANGER
High Voltage
P/N: 400.021