Sanuvox S300 User manual

S300 FOR SMOKING ROOM
INSTALLER INSTRUCTIONS
For a 2500 cubic feet maximum smoking room
One box contains:
•One(1) SANUVOX unit S300FX-GX (no HEPA)
•One(1) SUBKITVOCS300
The S300FX GX unit will be factory modified to include:
•One(1) full oxidation J-lamp (UV-V 185nm) (blue end cap)
•One(1) additional ballast and lamp bracket
•One(1) inside relay (Fig 4) connected to the full oxidation lamp
•Twenty feet (20) of wire (Fig 3) that can be inserted in BX shield.
•One(1) “VOC sensor”(Fig 2) factory pre-set
•Two (2) replacement pre-filters
LAMP INSTALLATION
1. Remove the 6 screws on the front cover (The one with
the S300 FX logo). Put aside.
2. Remove the BLUE END CAP lamp from packaging. NOTE:
use the gloves provided.
3. Insert the lamp in the second clamp and tighten.
(furthest clamp from opening)
4. Plug the white connector tightly the lamp
5. Remove the YELLOW END CAP lamp from packaging.
NOTE: use the gloves provided.
6. Insert the lamp in the first clamp and tighten. (closest to
opening)
7. Plug the white connector tightly on the lamp
8. Put the cover back on with the 6 screws
Fig 1
Fig 2
Fig 3
Fig 4

GENERAL INSTALLATION
Unit could be
•Suspended from ceiling
with angles and suspension
rods (not included).
•Hung on wall with supplied
angle iron (included).
Using 8 inch collars attach duct
(metal or flex) to the return side of
the unit above the area where smoke accumulates in
order to remove as much smoke as possible. Attach duct
(metal or flex) to the supply side of the unit to discharge
clean air over door or entryway. This is done to prevent
odors from escaping the room. It is through recirculation
that the odors will be removed. If the room is longer ,
you may use multiple inlets to pull the smoke to the
unit.
The VOC controller (Fig 2) should be installed on the wall, at 12 inches from the ceiling where the
smoke accumulate. The S300 unit comes with 20ft of wire (Fig3) to link the controller box to the
unit. If 20 ft not long enough, you can replace it with BX wiring with 3 wires.
WORKING INSTRUCTION
The VOC sensor analyzes the air every 90 seconds. A 20-foot power cord connects it via a relay to
the device to activate the second oxidizing lamp on demand.
The S300 unit runs continuously, so its regular lamp purifies the air constantly. This dual zone lamp
(UVC / UVV) is enough when there are only one or two smokers.
However, when the cigarette smoke increases in the room, the VOC sensor that samples the air at
regular intervals, then triggers the 2nd UVV lamp for periods of 90 seconds. This cycle is repeated if
the sensor detects smoke in the room: it then turns off the 2nd lamp, leaving the 1st lamp to
continue the cleaning cycle.
SIMPLIFIED PROCESS:
•Ashes in the “white” smoke will be trapped onto the filter
•Nicotine molecules will be dried by the UVC rays than trapped in the filters without the tar like
material that coats everything.
•VOC will be oxidised by the UVV, reducing substantially their olfactory perception.
Suggested installation

VOC SENSOR
Remove the cover.
Connect the 3 wires from the sensor to the same color wiring
coming from the unit. Use the wire connectors (marrettes)
included.
PROCESS: When the unit turns on, the GREEN LED flashes for
a 5 minutes preheat time. Then the RED LED blinks repeatedly,
indicating that the sensor is sampling the air. If the RED LED
remains lit, the relay opens then triggers on the oxidizing lamp
(all UVV).
If the RED LED goes out, the oxidizing lamp is not lit.
SETTING (if necessary)
You will need a voltmeter with alligator probes.
Place the probes one on the positive terminal, the other on the neutral terminal.
Use a small screwdriver to turn the adjustment screw to increase the sensitivity of the sensor.
The default setting is 3.4 vdc. The closer your setting is to 3.4 vdc, the faster the trigger will be.
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
•Change pre –filter (part # MSCFTR10) regularly each month (or few weeks depending on number
of smokers). The filter will fill rapidly with nicotine dust thus preventing a good airflow and
lowering performance. Check the filters within 2 -3 weeks of installation so to verify when to
change them. It could happen that you will have to change them every week.
•Every 3 months check the lamps: if they are covered with dust, you may have to clean them with
denatured alcohol.
•Change lamps (parts -see below) to maintain performance: make sure to put the same lamp in
the same clamp. Do not interchange the lamps as the blue end cap lamp works only with the
VOC sensor.
oLMPHGXJ105- Dual zone lamp (yellow end cap) change every 2 years
oLMPHXJ105- All oxidation lamp ( blue end cap) change every year
•Change or have the sensor board recalibrated every 3-4 years
setting screw:
triggers at
3.4 V DC
Positive
Neutral

S300 FOR SMOKING ROOM
USER INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE
•REGULARLY:
oCheck filters after using the unit for 2 weeks. If filters are dirty, change them (part #
MSCFTR10). This will help lower air restrictions so to keep up the performance of the
unit.
•QUATERLY:
oEvery 3 months check the lamps: if they are covered with dust, clean them with
denatured alcohol
•ANNUALLY:
oChange lamps (parts -see below) to maintain performance: make sure to put the same
lamp in the same clamp. Do not interchange lamps as the blue end cap lamp works only
with the VOC sensor.
▪LMPHGXJ105- Dual zone lamp (yellow end cap) change every 2 years
▪LMPHXJ105- All oxidation lamp (blue end cap) change every year
•3-4 ans: Change or have the sensor board recalibrated -contact SANUVOX
WORKING INSTRUCTIONS
The VOC sensor analyzes the air every 90 seconds. A 20-foot power cord connects it via a relay to
the device to activate the second oxidizing lamp on demand.
The S300 unit runs continuously, so its regular lamp purifies the air constantly. This dual zone lamp
(UVC / UVV) is sufficient when there are only one or two smokers.
SIMPLIFIED PROCESS:
•Ashes in the “white” smoke will be trapped onto the filter
•Nicotine molecules will be dried by the UVC rays than trapped in the filters without the tar like
material that coats everything.
•VOC will be oxidised by the UVV, reducing substantially their olfactory perception.