Glasco UV GUV-7, GUV-10, GUV-15, GUV-20 Operation & Maintenance Manual

March 2009
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL
GUV SERIES UV System
GUV-7, GUV-10, GUV-15, GUV-20
Use the attached chart to record lamp changes to the system:
Lamp Change Date
Lamp Change Date INSTALL DATE:
March 2009
You should have received the following:
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
MODEL
Lamp #
Quartz #
Ballast #
Orings
Compression
Fittings
GUV-7
#1 L-501414
#1 Q-532017
#1 P-78PIBP
#1 M-75214O
#1 M-001RCN
GUV-10
#1 L-524414
#1 Q-532017
#1 E-40HOIB
#1 M-75214O
#1 M-001RCN
GUV-15
#1 L-050433
#1 Q-521035
#1 E-361GUB
#1 M-75214O
#1 M-001RCN
GUV-20
#1 L-024433
#1 Q-521035
#1 E-33120B
#1 M-75214O
#1 M-001RCN
1. Your Disinfection Unit – Pre-Installation
Your Ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection system has been tested at Glasco’s manufacturing facility. The unit has been hydrostatically pressure-tested to 100 psi. In some cases, a small amount of water may remain in the vessel. In order to insure that the unit works at optimum performance, please follow the instructions outlined in this manual.
August 2009
1.1. Warning
UV light is harmful to your eyes and skin. Do not look directly into the light. Always unplug (disconnect power) your unit before installing or removing a lamp. Your unit may have a green LED light that indicates that the lamp is operating and the unit has an audible alarm that will sound in the event of lamp failure. If the LED goes out, contact your dealer for service. If your unit has an audible alarm and it goes off, contact your dealer.
Since the unit is run by electricity, please remember to disconnect all power before servicing the equipment. Failure to do so may result in serious injury or death.
When handling lamps and quartz, use gloves to prevent them from becoming dirty. If they do, wipe them with alcohol.
1.2. Your Water Supply
Glasco recommends that trained professionals test and maintain your water supply. In addition to testing the water to see if UV is appropriate, we recommend pre-filtering systems (softeners, carbon or reverse osmosis) to help remove tastes, odors, minerals and cysts.
1.3. UV Effectiveness
Your disinfection unit needs to be maintained. Change your lamp on a yearly basis and insure that the quartz sleeve is cleaned on a regular basis.
Failure to do periodic maintenance will impact your unit’s effectiveness.
1.4. Flow Rate
Your unit has been designed to accommodate a certain flow rate. In order to work effectively, you may need to install a flow control device. This device attaches to the inlet and controls the water that enters the system. Note: your system may have come with a flow controller.
Failure to use a flow control (available at most plumbing supply stores) may reduce the effectiveness of your disinfection unit.
1.5. Inspection
Insure that lamps and quartz have not been broken. We recommend that you use gloves when handling lamps and quartz sleeves to prevent them from becoming dirty. Dirt and skin oils will impact the UV output.
A warranty sheet has been included. Please fill out the warranty and send back to manufacturer or dealer. This warrantees the chamber for 7 years and electrical components for 1-year.
1.6. Electrical Requirements
The electronics have been designed to work with standard power supplies. Since the unit is susceptible to power fluctuations, we recommend that the system be kept off any lines where there are surges. This includes pumps or motors. If there are fluctuations, please use a surge suppressor. Systems will come with plugs, which require no “hard wiring”. Please look at the outside of the electrical “box” for Voltage, Cycle and AMP draw.
1.7. Location of Unit
UV disinfection works best when it is installed closest to point of use. When installing, remember that you will need to be able to remove lamps and quartz as part of a maintenance schedule. Allow yourself enough room to accomplish these tasks. Unit can be mounted vertically or horizontally. Inlet and outlet can face up or down.
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