Installation
Procedure
The
UV
disinfection
system should
be
the last
step
of
your
water
treatment
system.
Choose
a
location
for
installation
with
a
close
electrical
outlet.
Note
the
direction
of
water flow
in
the
supply
line.
Refer
to
the
plumbing
diagram
and
check
that
you have
all
necessary
fittings
for
installation.
Note:
A
minimum
of
15”
clearance
at
lamp
cord
end
of
the
chamber
will
allow
most
maintenance procedures
to
be
accomplished without
removing
the
disinfection
chamber
from
its
mounting
bracket.
0
Shut
off
the
main
water
supply
valve.
0
Mount
the
unit
to
the
wall using
the
mounting
bracket
provided.
Mount
ballast
on
the
bracket
beside
the
chamber.
OlnstalI
new
plumbing
as
per diagram.
Note:
When
installing
the
5-
micron
pre-filter, make
sure
the
flow
arrows
on
them point
in
the
same
direction
as
the
water
flow.
WARNING:
if
soldering,
do
not allow
heat
near
plastic
threads
or
fittings.
OPlace
the
thinner
“0”
ring
into the
groove
of
the
gland
nut
holder,
and
the
thicker
“0”
ring on the
open
end
of
the
quartz
sleeve.
Then
push
the
quartz sleeve
into
the
gland
nut
until
the
sleeve
touches
the
top.
OPlace
the
quartz
sleeve
into
the
opening
at
the
top
of
the
UV
chamber
and
screw
it
into place.
OPlace
the
lamp
spring
and
the
lamp
into
the
quartz
sleeve
and,
holding
the
top
of
the
lamp,
attach
lamp
to
the
lamp
connector.
Push
the
lamp
connector
down
snugly
into
the
gland
nut
and
tighten
the
retainer
screw.
WARNING:
do
not
over tighten
as
plastic
threads
are
easily
damaged
ORemove
the nut from
the
ground
stud at
the
top
of
the unit.
Next
place
the
ground
wire
(green
wire
with
yellow
stnpe)
over
the
stud
and
re-install
nut
and tighten.
OOpen
the
valves
on
either
side
of
the
disinfection
chamber.
Check
for
leaks.
Open supply
valve
slowly and bleed
air
from
system.
OConnect
UV
power
source
to
AC
line.
UV
power
source
audio
alarm
will
sound
three
times
before
igniting
the
lamp.
‘~‘our
UV
Dynamics disinfection
system
is
now
ready
for
service.
Before
service
begins,
all
household
plumbing lines
should
be
chemically
disinfected.
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DISINFECTION
PROCEDURE
FHE
FOLLOWING
DISINFECTION PROCEDURE
IS
GENERALLY
ACCEPTED
AS
BEING
SUITABLE
FOR
THE
DISINFECTION
OF
FLUMBING
SYSTEMS
KNOWN
TO
BE
CONTAMINATED.
IF
YOU
ARE
UNCERTAIN
ABOUT
THE
EFFICACY OF
THIS
PROCEDURE
YOUAREADVISED
TO
CONTACT
THE
LOCAL
hEALTH
AUTHORITY
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
WATER
SAFETY.
The
UV
disinfection
process takes place only
in
the
UV
disinfection
chamber
and
the
process provides
no
residual
disinfection
capability,
therefore
it
is
necessary to chemically
disinfect
the
entire
plumbing
system
before
using
water treated
by
the
UV
system.
eThe
disinfection
of
the
plumbing
system
is
most
readily
accomplished
by
removing the
5
micron
sediment
filter
cartridge
and
adding
250m1
-
500m1
(1
—2
cups)
of standard 5.25%
concentration
un-scented
chlorine
bleach
to
the
empty
filter
housing
and
r~-installing.
OVenfy
that
the
UV
disinfection
unit
is
connected
to
the
AC
supply
voltage
and
operating
properly.
O
Operate
all
faucets,
fixtures
and
appliances
until you
clearly
smell
chlorine
and
shut
off.
This
includes showerheads, outside
taps,
dishwashers,
laundry equipment
and
any
appliance
connected
to
the
plumbing
system.
OLeave
the
bleach
solution
for
30
minutes.
ORe-install
the
sediment
filter
cartridge
and
thoroughly
flush
the
system at
all
fixtures
and
appliances
connected
to
the system.
Note:
The
introduction
of
a
chlorine
disinfection solution
to
a
hot
water
heater that
has
been
used
with
untreated
hard
water or
water
with
excessive
iron,
manganese
or
other
organic
contaminants
may
lead
to
oxidization
of
these
materials.
If
you
feel
that
these
conditions
may
apply
to
your
installation,
a
thorough
flushing of
the
hot
water
tank
should
be
undertaken
to
eliminate
the
oxidized material
from
the
system.
UV
POWER SOURCE
FEATURES
The
microprocessor
controlled
UV
power
source
supplied
with
the
UVD245 has both
audio
and
visual
alarm
indicators
to
indicate
the
lamp
operation
and
an
integral annual
lamp
change
reminder
timer.
UV
power
source initialization
sequence:
When
AC
power
is
applied
to
the
UV
power
source
the
lamp
is
ignited as
indicated
by
the
green
lamp-on
LED,
after
which
the
power
source
conducts
a
self
test
of
the
annual
lamp
change
reminder
timer
LED
and
alarm
buzzer
consisting
of
three
buzzer
beeps
and three
red
timer
LED
flashes.
If
a
solenoid
is
connected
to
the
UV
power
source
it
will
activate
on
completion of
the
self-test
sequence.
Normal
Operation:
During
normal
operation only
the
green lamp-on
LED is
illuminated.
Lamp
failure:
When
the
UV
power
source
detects
a
lamp failure
or
enters
the
auto shut
down mode
due
to
abnormal
operating
conditions, the
alarm
buzzer sounds
and
the
green lamp-on
LED
is
extinguished.
If
connected,
the
solenoid valve
will
terminate
the
water
flow.
Lamp
timer
operation:
The
annual
lamp
change
reminder
timer
will
run
for
approximately
one
full
year.
At the
end of
the
one-year
period
the
lamp
change
reminder
timer
will
flash and
the
buzzer
will
sound.
The
flashing
LED
indicates
that
the
timer
function
is
in
the
28-day
grace
period.
Pushing
the
timer
button during
this
grace
period
will
silence
the
buzzer
for
a
seven-day
period,
but
the LED
will
continue
to
flash.
The
buzzer
reset
can
be
activated
a
maximum
of
four
times
during
the
28
day grace
period.
Under
no
circumstance
does
the
grace
period
exceed
28
days.
At
the
expiry
of
the
28-day
grace period
the
UV
power
source
indicates
the
lamp
change
alarm
mode
by
illuminating
the
red
timer
LED
continuously
and
sounding
the
buzzer.
Note:
The
UV
lamp
is
not shut
down
in
this alarm mode
and
the
solenoid valve
drive
is
not
disabled.
Time
remaining:
When
the
lamp change
reminder
timer
is
not
in
the
grace
period
or lamp
change
alarm
mode,
the
number
of
months
of
lamp life
remaining
can
be
determined
by
pressing
the
timer
button
and
counting
the
number
of
red
timer
LED
flashes.
Note:
The
UV
power
source
is
designed
to
shut
down
if
the
AC
input
voltage
is
outside
of
operating
limits.
When
a
lamp
failure
alarm
is
active
you
should
unplug
the
unit
from
the
AC
power
source, wait
for
fifteen
seconds
and then reconnect
to
the
AC
power
source,
If
the
failure
was
due
to
out
of
limit AC
power
the unit
will
re-ignite
the lamp
and
operate normally.
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2014.
UVDynamics
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