SaniSeat SS-101 Supplement

TABLE OF CONTENTS
•Tools needed for installation of the SaniSeat. (See page 1)
•How to install low voltage wiring and sensor cable behind wall. (See
page 2 & 2b)
•How to install surface mount with raceway. (See page 3 & 3b)
•Power supply mounting. (See page 4)
•Types of wall sensors. (See pages 5 to 7)
•Wall sensors (PCB chip) program functions. (See page 8)
•Battery, charger and tray. (See page 9)
•Mounting SaniSeat to bowl. (See page 10)
•Installation of new SaniWrap rolls. (See page 11)
•Replacing SaniSeat razor blades. (See page 12)
•How to clean & maintain SaniSeat.(See page 13)
•SaniSeat Swap-Out and Agreement. (See page 14 & 14b)
•Exploded view of SaniSeat.(See page 15)
•SaniSeat seat, box and case dimensions. (See page 16)
•Frequently asked SaniWrap questions. (See page 17)
•Reorder form. (See page 18)
•Contacts for sales and service. (See page 19)
•New items. (See page 20)

SaniSeat Surface Installation
Tools Needed:
•Phillips screwdriver with three inch long #0, #1 & #2 bits
•Slotted screwdriver
•Electric Drill
•Wire strippers
•9/16 deep socket & socket wrench
•Rubber gloves
•Anti-bacterial soap
•Clorox®Clean-Up wipes
SaniSeat Wall Installation
Tools Needed:
•Phillips screwdriver with three inch long #0, #1 & #2 bits
•Slotted screwdriver
•Wire strippers
•9/16 deep socket & socket wrench
•Rubber gloves
•Anti-bacterial soap
•Clorox®Clean-Up wipes
•Electric Drill
•13/4inch carbide hole saw with 3/16 carbide center bit
•16-18 gauge low voltage wire
•Electrical snakes
•Long drill bits
•14mm socket & 1/2inch socket
•WD-40 & food grade silicone by CRC (Available from North American Hygiene or
Grainger's Supply)
•Fox tail and dust pan
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OPTIONS FOR SaniSeat INSTALLATIONS
There are 4 basic types of SaniSeats installs
FLUSH MOUNT: (HARDWIRE FIG.1 OR BATTERY FIG.2)
Flush mounted installations have all wires snaked behind the wall and
PANDUIT is not necessary. SEE PAGE 2 For hardwire flush mount install
details.
SURFACE MOUNT:(HARDWIRE FIG. 3 OR BATTERY FIG. 4)
Surface mounted installations use PANDUIT, which is a brand name of a
raceway, tees, right angle’s, and junction boxes to run and hide all wires & cables;
it is fastened to the wall using double sided sticky tape. SEE PAGE 3 For battery
surface mount details.
Figure 1 Figure 2
Figure 3 Figure 4
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Page 2

Top Hole: The eleven-pin connector on the sensor cable connects to the
wall hand sensor.
Bottom Hole: The four and five pin connectors connect to the stainless
steel gang plate. The two pin connectors connect to the blue and red
pigtail that feeds from the power supply in the ceiling.
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Page 3

Figure 4
CONNECT THE
4 PIN MALE
CONNECTOR
TO THE 4 PIN
FEMALE
CONNECTO
R
CONNECT THE
5 PIN MALE
CONNECTOR
TO THE 5 PIN
FEMALE
CONNECTOR
STAINLESS
STEEL
GANG
PLATE
COVER
WITH SEAT
CABLE
SEAT IS NOW ACTIVE
Figure 3
CONNECT THE 2 PIN MALE TO THE
YELLOW & BROWN WIRE'S 2 PIN
FEMALE CONNECTORS
SENSOR IS NOW ACTIVE
WHITE / RIBBED
WIRE IS
NEGATIVE
RED / SMOOTH
WIRE IS
POSITIVE
RED/SMOOTH POSITIVE WIRE &
WHITE/RIBBED NEGATIVE WIRE
CONNECT TO THE 2 PIN MALE PIG
TAIL
,
(
AS SEEN IN FIG.2
)
Figure 1 Figure 2
2 PIN FEMALE
CONNECTOR
ON SENSOR
CABLE
2 PIN MALE
PIGTAIL
CONNECTOR
USE A WIRE NUT TO CONNECT THE
BLACK/BLUE PIGTAIL TO THE
WHITE/RIBBED WIRE.
USE A WIRE NUT TO
CONNECT THE RED
PIG TAIL TO THE
RED/SMOOTH WIRE
Page 3b

SaniSeat Universal Self-Regulating Power Supply
Power supply with mounting bracket & hardware.
Shown here installed above ceiling line:
Page 4

SaniSeatCOMBO WALL SENSOR
Sensors can be battery or hardwire operated.
Changing the toggle switch to the 'up' position sets the sensor to
battery; the 'down' position sets the sensor to hardwire.
TOGGLE
SWITCH
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