
QUATTRO
INSTALLATION
MANUAL
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Installation and servicing of air-conditioning equipment can be hazardous due to system pressure and electrical components. Only trained and
qualied service personnel should install, repair or service air conditioning equipment.
Untrained personnel can perform basic maintenance functions such as
changing lamps. Any other operations should be performed by trained
service personnel. When working on air-conditioning equipment,
observe precautions in the literature, tags, labels attached to the unit
or accessory, and other safety precautions that may apply.
Follow all safety codes. Wear Safety glasses and work gloves.
GENERAL
The Sanuvox QUATTRO residential / commercial ultraviolet air
purier is designed to destroy biological and *chemical (*GX models)
contaminants such as mold, bacteria, viruses, *chemicals, *VOCs and
*odors that may be transmitted through the HVAC ventilation system.
The Sanuvox QUATTRO is installed in the RETURN (preferred) or
SUPPLY plenum of the HVAC equipment treating 100% of the air
owing through the air-stream. The actual percentage destruction is
based on the duct size, percentage of fresh air, velocity and the specic
contaminants to be treated. Depending on the variables above, more
than one QUATTRO may be required for commercial applications.
INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT: The QUATTRO is energized from a pressure differential caused by airow through the duct. On variable speed fan applications,
airow at LOW setting may not be sufcient to energize the air purier. The vacuum switch is factory set to a differential of 0.03". lnsure that
there is sufcient differential to activate the switch. As well, take into account that the differential will decrease as the air lter loads.
The QUATTRO must be installed in a vertical plain for the vacuum sensor to function properly. If the QUATTRO is to be installed in a horizontal
position (see Figure C.), or the differential is not sufcient, the vacuum sensor must be bypassed and the QUATTRO is to be wired into the fan
circuit. To bypass the vacuum sensor, disconnect the two leads on the pressure switch and joining them together with a wire nut and wiring the
QUATTRO into the fan circuit or the EAC terminal.
Make sure the site can be supplied with the necessary power requirements. The QUATTRO has a power consumption of 160 watts and
requires a 110/220V, 50-60 Hz power source. Ensure that there is adequate clearance for service. If a humidier is present, the air purier
should be installed in the air-stream before the humidier (preferred). Any plastic components should be shielded from direct UV exposure.
The suggested temperature range is 40 to 150°F. Operating the QUATTRO outside this
range will result in decreased performance. NOTE: The QUATTRO is not weatherproof. If
installing outdoors, the QUATTRO must be installed in a watertight enclosure (please allow
for adequate air circulation).
1. Turn off all power to the HVAC equipment.
2. Remove the QUATTRO from its packaging. Use caution as all lamps are fragile.
3. Ultraviolet light may damage plastic or exposed wiring (Sanuvox
wire set is teon coated which is resistant to UV exposure).
If any plastic or wiring is exposed to direct UV exposure, wrap exposed material(s) with
aluminum tape or metal conduit.
4. OPTIONAL: You may want to line the inside of the duct with reective material to increase
UV effectiveness. Sheets of aluminum or aluminum foil may be used.
5. The air sensor (vacuum sensor) is located inside the QUATTRO cover. The "elbow" tube
mounted to the backplate which "reads" the vacuum must be positioned in the same
orientation as the airow (see Figure A.).
CONTROL BOX
Figure C.
Vertical
to the
Floor or Ceiling
Horizontal
(on its side)
Control Box Horizontal
Facing the Floor or Ceiling
The vacuum sensor must be bypassed.
BYPASS
VACUUM
SENSOR