Sani-Lav 532A User manual

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AC OR BATTERY POWERED
SCRUB SINK WITH ELECTRONIC SENSOR
Operating Manual for Hands-Free Wall Mount Stainless Steel Scrub Sink
AC Models 532A and 532A-0.5
Battery Models 532B and 532B-0.5
of Domestic and Foreign Parts
Columbia does not recommend use with harsh chemicals.
Product Compliance
NSF/ANSI 2 Food Equipment, NSF/ANSI 372 Lead-Free Compliant, ASME A112.18.1

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AC OR BATTERY POWERED
SCRUB SINK WITH ELECTRONIC SENSOR
COLUMBIA SPECIFICATIONS
800.626.2117 columbiasinks.com [e-mail]
©2021 Columbia Products
Parts List
(1) Wall mount sink
(1) AC or Battery powered sensor faucet assembly
(1) Wall-mounting bracket
(2) Support brackets
(4) Support bracket mounting bolts and washers
(1) Mixing check valve
(1) Strainer assembly with basket
Installation Instructions
Step 1
1. Establish sink location on the wall.
2. Determine desired height for the top of the backsplash from finished floor and draw a level
line which will be the top edge of the wall mounting bracket.
3. Hold the wall mounting bracket against the wall and mark the wall where the holes are. Drill
holes and secure bracket to the wall as shown in illustration A. Screws are not provided.
Step 2
1. Install strainer assembly.
2. Install faucets to the sink following the instructions provided with sensor unit.
3. Attach supply tube with elbow to back of faucet.
4. Install mixing check valve and compression fitting to control box of each sensor faucet.
Step 3
1. Position the sink onto wall bracket.
2. Loosely attach support brackets under sink and push against wall then mark holes for
drilling as shown in illustration B.
3. Remove support brackets from sink and drill holes for mounting fasteners (not provided).
4. Re-mount support brackets to sink and fasten to wall.
Step 4
1. Connect waste line to strainer assembly (s).
2. Mount sensor control box at desired location on wall.
3. Connect power line from sensor to control box.
4. Attach supply tube from faucet to control box.
5. Connect hot and cold water from the source to mixing check valve (s).
6. Remove aerator from the spout assemblies and flush water system. (see step 7 sensor
installation instructions)
7. Check connections for leaks.
8. Replace aerator onto the spout (s).
9. We recommend sealing top of backsplash to wall as shown in illustration C.
Tools Required
Tape measure
Adjustable wrench
Drill motor and drill bits
Pipe wrench
Level
Safety glasses
Screw drivers: phillips and standard
Pencil
Socket wrench
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Chromium (hexavalent compounds),
Lead, and Phthalates (DEHP) which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects
or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
NOTE: Lead content originates from Brass components in valves and faucets and is certied under
NSF/ANSI 372 as containing less than 0.25% lead in wetted surfaces.
Notice for California Consumers
Go to columbiasinks.com for more information on replacement parts and installation videos.
Illustration A
Illustration B
Illustration C

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AC OR BATTERY POWERED
SCRUB SINK WITH ELECTRONIC SENSOR
COLUMBIA SPECIFICATIONS
800.626.2117 columbiasinks.com [e-mail]
©2021 Columbia Products
24.75”(628.65mm)
.5” R
(12.7mm)
Hole Configuration
Front
15.5”
(393.7mm)
1.5” (38mm)
19.5” (495.3mm)
2” (51mm) 45º
35” (889mm)
suggested
floor to rim
height
Side
4” (101.6mm)
4” (101.6mm)
16.75”
(425.45 mm)
12.25”
(311.15mm)
4.5” (114.3mm)
Wall-mounting bracket
16”
(406.4mm)
19.5”
(495.3mm)
Top 31”(787.4mm)
15.5”
(393.7mm)
10.25”
(260.35mm)
Cross-breaks
to aid drainage
3.5” drain hole
(88.9mm)
28” (711.2mm)
1.5” (38mm)1.5”
(38mm)
8”
(228.6mm)
10.5”
(266.7mm)
8”
(228.6mm)
10.5”
(266.7mm)
.437” (6mm)
.75” (19mm) slot
.437” (6mm)
dia. hole
.875” (22mm)
dia. holes (1)
2”
(51mm) .875”
(22.22mm)
Back
Splash
.375”
dia. hole
Wall Mounting Detail
7.5” (191mm)

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©2021 Columbia Products
Care and Maintenance
Regular cleaning will preserve the appearance and integrity of the surface. Stainless steel can
easily be cleaned and kept stain-free using various methods.
Recommendations:
• Clean with an abrasive cleaner like, Bon-Ami or Zud weekly or bi-weekly. Always scrub in the
direction of the grain or polish lines. Another option is to use Baking soda. Make sure to
rinse well and dry. Illustration A
• Most soaps and detergents contain chlorides, we recommend rinsing the stainless-steel
sink with hot water after use, to prevent corrosion. Illustration B
• Regularly dry your sink to prevent water and surface rust marks. Illustration C
• Do not leave salt in the sink or near a saltwater environment.
• Use a quality stainless steel cleaner and follow cleaner instructions. Wipe along the grain
(NOT against). Illustration D
Things to Avoid:
• Avoid harsh abrasive cleaners and corrosive chemicals.
• Avoid abrasive scouring pads, carbon steel brushes and steel wool for cleaning as iron
particles left behind can lead to rust.
• Avoid the use of oily rags or greasy cloths when wiping the surface. To avoid water spots,
wipe dry after use.
Additional Tips:
• Regularly drying your sink works wonders to prevent water and surface rust marks.
• Wear rubber gloves when working with cleaners to protect your hands.
• Never mix cleaners. Some products react to create dangerous gases.
• There are thousands of blended or compound cleaners on the market. Users are advised to
contact suppliers of solvents for information on their applications on stainless steel.
• DO NOT USE SOLVENTS in closed spaces or while smoking.
• Note: Columbia does not recommend use with harsh chemicals.
Illustration A
Illustration B
Illustration C
Illustration D
CARE AND MAINTENANCE

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©2021 Columbia Products
SENSOR FAUCETS
SANI-LAV Sensor Faucets
Wall Mounted AC and Battery Powered
Meets ANSI/ASME A112.18.1 M-1989
Operation
1. A continuous, invisible beam is emitted from the sensor.
2. The faucet is activated by placing hands under the spout within the effective
range of the beam. Water starts to flow immediately for as long as the user’s
hands remain in the sensor range.
3. When hands are removed, the water flow stops. The sensor will automatically
reset and be ready for the next user.
4. In the battery powered version, a flashing red light will indicate a low battery
condition.
Specifications
Faucet Construction Solid brass, chrome plated
Control Circuit Solid state, AC or battery, switchable
– Auto. Time-out Preset at 20 seconds and adjustable to 10,
30, or 60 seconds
– Line Purge (request only) 2 minute run every 12 hours
or 24 hours
– Scrub Mode Delay (request only) 60, 120, 180 seconds
– Sensor Range Preset and adjustable
– Shut-off Delay Presets and adjustable from 1-8 seconds
Control Cable Armored, vandal resistant
Solenoid Valve 6V DC, normally closed
– Wattage: 0.4W (idle), 5W (in use)
– Operating Pressure: 5 psi to 125 psi
Flow Control 2.0 or 0.5 GPM, Laminar Flow Control
AC Mode
Power Adapter
– Standard Plug-in Input AC 120V 60 Hz or 220V
– (UL/CSA) Output DC 12V, 0.8A/Class 2
Power Cable Armored, vandal resistant
– Optional Multi-Unit Adapter Serves up to 8 faucets
– (UL/CSA) Input AC 120V, Output DC 12V, 3A
Battery Mode
Battery Powered Models (4) AA Alkaline Batteries
Battery Service Life 400,000 on/off cycles, up to 4 years
Package Includes
(1) Faucet with electronic sensor
(1) Control box w/6V DC solenoid
(1) 12V DC plug-in power adaptor (H-6700C, -DC, -LR and -LRDC only)
(1) In-line filter with clean-out trap
(1) 18” Flex, S.S. supply tube, 3/8”(1) 6” Gooseneck Spout
(1) Mounting hardware
(1) 2.0 GPM Flow Control(4) AA Alkaline batteries (HB-6700C, -DC, -LR, -LRDC only)
(1) Battery holder (HB-6700C, -DC, -LR, -LRDC only)
Dimensions
– Base Width (Outside Measurement) 2-1/4”
– Base Depth 2-1/2”
– Faucet Height (Aerator to Base) 8-3/4”
– Faucet Height Overall 12-3/4”
– Depth (Center of Aerator to Center of Faucet Base) 5-3/8”
– Mounting Bolt Length 1-7/16”
– Mounting Bolt Pattern Single-hole mount
Optional Variations and Accessories
– 0.35, 0.5, 1.5, 2.2 GPM Laminar Flow
– HC-010 Multi-Unit Voltage Adapter (AC Powered Only) - 8 units
– HC-0104 Multi-Unit Voltage Adapter (AC Powered Only) - 4 units
– HC-001 Mixing/Check Valve (Mechanical)
– HBL-04-LR Thermostatic Mixing Valve with Checks (Low Lead)
– 8” deep Gooseneck and 6” or 8” Swing Swing SpoutModel
Model Sensor Type Flow-Rate
ES2RL AC Powered Standard 2.0 GPM
ES2RL-0.5 AC Powered Low-Flow 0.5 GPM
Model Sensor Type Flow-Rate
ESB2RL Battery Powered Standard 2.0 GPM
ESB2RL-0.5 Battery Powered Low-Flow 0.5 GPM
ADA Compliant

6700C Series
DC Powered Sensor Operated Mixing Faucet
Installaon Instrucons
ISO 9001 Cered
6700C Series
Sensor Operated Faucet
Installaon Instrucons
HYDROTEK INTERNATIONAL, INC.
5055 Forsyth Commerce Rd., Ste 124
Orlando, FL 32807
800.922.9883 (Phone)
866.670.5580 (Fax)
www.hydrotekintl.com
1. Flow Control Device
2. Gooseneck Spout
3. Spout Nut
4. Split Washer
5. Body
6. LED Sensor Cover
7. Supply Rod
8. O-Ring
9. Washer
10. Mounng Nut
11. 90 Degree Elbow
12. Supply Tube
13. Compression Fing
14. Solenoid Valve
15. In-Line Filter
16. Nylon Washer
17. Sensor Eye Cable
18. Control Box
19. Power Adapter
Parts:
1. Prior to installaon, thoroughly ush all water lines and replace
stop washers, if required.
2. To ensure proper operaon, “DRY TEST” the faucet by plugging the
Sensor Eye Cable (17) into the matching connector on the PC board
inside of the Control Box (18).
a. AC Powered: Connect the Power Adapter (19) to the PC board
inside of the Control Box (18), then plug the Power Adapter
into a 120 V AC wall outlet. Place your hand in front of the
sensor eye and listen for a clicking sound. If there is no clicking
sound, call the factory.
b. Baery Powered: Properly install new baeries into the baery
holder and ensure the baery holder is connected to the PC
board. Place your hand in front of the sensor eye and listen for
a clicking sound. If there is no clicking sound, call the factory.
3. Aer a successful “DRY TEST”, unplug the Sensor Eye Cable (17) and
Power Adapter (19) or baery holder from the PC board.
4. Loosen Flow Control Device (1) and assemble the Gooseneck
Spout (2) using the Split Washers (4) and Spout Nut (3). Mount the
Gooseneck Spout (2) onto the Body (5). Feed the Sensor Eye Cable
(17) through the sink wall and ghten the faucet onto the sink using
the O-Ring (8), Washer (9), and Mounng Nut (10). Aach the
90-Degree Elbow (11) to the Supply Rod (7).
USE TEFLON TAPE ONLY, NO PIPE DOPE
5. Reconnect the Sensor Eye Cable (17) and Power Adapter (19)
connecons described in STEP #2, making sure the cables are
seang in the Control Box (18) housing properly.
6. Aach the Compression Fing (13) to the Solenoid Valve (14) and
connect it to the Elbow (11) usingn the Supply Tube (12). Insert the
Nylon Washer (16) into the swivel nut located on the In-Line Filter
(15).
a. Pre-tempered or cold water only: Use a union ng (not
supplied) to connect the supply line (not supplied) from the
supply stop to the In-Line Filter (15).
b. Tempered water: Aach an oponal Hydrotek HC-001 or HC-
003 mixing valveto the In-Line Filter (15). Connect the supply
lines (not supplied) to the mixing valve.
7. Turn on water and check for leaks. Plug the Power Adapter (19)
into a 120V AC outlet (for AC Powered). Push the reset buon
on the PC Board. Reinstall the cover for the Control Box (18) and
ghten screws to ensure water resistance. Place hands in front of
the sensor eye to acvate water ow. Remove hands and the water
should stop. If not, refer to the troubleshoong guide or call the
factory.
8. Periodically clean the lter element located inside the In-Line Filter
(15).
9. For minor adjustments, refer to the instrucons located inside the
cover of the Control Box (18).
10. IMPORTANT: The stop valve should never be opened to the point
where the water ow exceeds the ow capability of the xture. The
xture must be able to accommodate the connuous water ow
from the faucet in the event of a failure. Should the xture overow
due to water exceeding the capability of the xture and/or the drain
pipe, Hydrotek will not be responsible for any damages.
6700C Series
DC Powered Sensor Operated Mixing Faucet
Installation Instructions

6700C Series
Sensor Operated Mixing Faucet
Troubleshoong Guide
Normal Operaon: When power is connected, the faucet will immediately perform diagnosc funcon. You
will hear a clicking sound and see lights ash. When the user’s hands are placed under the spout, the light
will ash once and water will start to ow. Water ow will stop when hands are removed. The red indicator
light will ash when the baeries are low.
Turn the manual handle clockwise to increase temperature and counter-clockwise to decrease.
Problem Possible Cause To Diagnose Remedy
Faucet will not turn on:
Water not turned on Check water supply Turn water on
Power supply failure
No light, no clicking:
• Check baeries
• Check power adapter
Reinstall or replace baeries/
Replace power adapter
Low baery Light connues to ash Replace baeries
Electronic PCB / Sensor is
defecve
No light, no clicking:
• Reinsert baeries
• Reaach power adapter
Replace electronic PCB
Solenoid valve is clogged Solenoid is clicking but no water
is coming out Clean solenoid
In-line lter is clogged Open clean-out trap and check
lter screen Clean or replace lter screen
Solenoid coil is defecve
Insert new baeries or reaach
power adapter. Light blinks but
no solenoid is clicking
Replace solenoid coil
Flow control is clogged Open ow control device and
check Celan the ow control device
Faucet will not shut o,
has low glow, or drips:
The solenoid valve is normally closed. Turn o water and acvate the faucet. If there is a clicking
sound, the solenoid valve is dirty. If there is no clicking sound, then check the solenoid valve. If
the faucet is dripping, clean the solenoid valve.
IMPORTANT: Periodic maintenance is required for smooth and trouble-free operaon of this faucet.
For service and inquiry about available repair kits, please call Hydrotek Technical Support at (800) 922-
9883.
Care and Cleaning Instrucons:
• WARNING! Using abrasive or chemical cleaners will damage the chrome or decorave nishes.
• Use only soap and water to clean the nish, then wipe dry with a clean cloth.
• If chemical cleaners are used for other parts of the lavatory, ensure that the faucet is protected from
potenal contact from those cleaners.
6700C Series
Sensor Operated Mixing Faucet
Troubleshooting Guide

6700C Series
Sensor Operated Mixing Faucet
Solenoid Valve Cleaning
1. Turn o water supply at stop valve.
2. Remove control box (if possible) to gain access
to the solenoid valve.
3. Remove four Screws (#1) and separate the
valve from the box.
4. Remove four Coil Screws (#2) and separate Coil
(#3) from Valve Seat (#4).
5. Clean or replace Control Disc (#5), Disc Spring
(#6), Piston, Piston Spring, and check the Piston
Sleeve for corrosion.
6. Re-install all parts in same order as the diagram
below.
7. Re-install solenoid on the control box and re-
mount box in water line.
8. Check and clean Filter Screen (#24) in Filter
Body (#22).
9. Reset P.C. Board and make sure solenoid clicks
open and thumps closed.
10. Turn on water and check for leaks and proper
operaon.
(For further quesons, please call Hydrotek Tech
Support at 1-800-922-9883 ext. 103)
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6700C Series
Sensor Operated Mixing Faucet
Solenoid Valve Cleaning

6700C Series
Sensor Operated Mixing Faucet
Control Module Sengs
IMPORTANT: Always push the Reset Buon aer any adjustments
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Factory Preset
= Switch Position
Shut O Time Delay (Aer hands are removed)
Sw1 Sw2 Sw3 Delay
On On On 1 Sec
On On O 2 Sec
On O On 3 Sec
On O O 4 Sec
O On On 5 Sec
O On O 6 Sec
O O On 7 Sec
O O O 8 Sec
Automac Time O (maximum run me aer acvaon)
Sw4 Sw5 Time O
On On OFF
On O 15 Sec
O On 30 Sec
O O 60 Sec
Sensor Distance
Sw6 Mode Distance
On Std 4” - 12”
O Enhanced 10” - 12”
To increase distance, turn adjuster CLOCKWISE
To decrease distance, turn adjuster COUNTER-CLOCKWISE
Faucet Switch - DO NOT TOUCH
Sw7 Sw8 Mode
On O Auto Faucet
6700C Series
Sensor Operated Mixing Faucet
Control Module Sengs
IMPORTANT: Always push the Reset Buon aer any adjustments
12345678
Factory Preset
= Switch Position
Shut O Time Delay (Aer hands are removed)
Sw1 Sw2 Sw3 Delay
On On On 1 Sec
On On O 2 Sec
On O On 3 Sec
On O O 4 Sec
O On On 5 Sec
O On O 6 Sec
O O On 7 Sec
O O O 8 Sec
Automac Time O (maximum run me aer acvaon)
Sw4 Sw5 Time O
On On OFF
On O 15 Sec
O On 30 Sec
O O 60 Sec
Sensor Distance
Sw6 Mode Distance
On Std 4” - 12”
O Enhanced 10” - 12”
To increase distance, turn adjuster CLOCKWISE
To decrease distance, turn adjuster COUNTER-CLOCKWISE
Faucet Switch - DO NOT TOUCH
Sw7 Sw8 Mode
On O Auto Faucet
6700C Series
Sensor Operated Mixing Faucet
Control Module Settings
Settings Control Dipswitches Reset Button
Sensor Length Adjuster