ASSEMBLY
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INLET & OUTLET
Check the water pressure at the place of installation of
the multi-purpose water filter; it should never exceed 8,3
bar.
We strongly recommend the use of flexible hoses to
connect the multi-purpose water filter to the water
distribution system; use hoses with a large diameter in
order to limit the pressure loss.
We strongly recommend the installation of a bypass
system (not included with this product!) to isolate the
multi-purpose water filter from the water distribution
system in case of repairs. It allows to turn off the water to
the multi-purpose water filter, while maintaining full-flow
(untreated) water supply to the user.
WITH FACTORY BYPASS (optional)
Picture 2
= mains water supply (untreated water)
= inlet of multi-purpose water filter (untreated water)
= outlet of multi-purpose water filter (treated water)
= application (treated water)
1. Screw the factory bypass onto the in/out ports on the
control valve (&); make sure to install the gasket
seals. Tighten the nuts firmly by hand.
2. Screw the connection kit with nuts onto the factory
bypass (&); make sure to install the gasket seals.
Tighten the nuts firmly by hand.
3. Connect the mains water supply to the adaptor on the
inlet port of the factory bypass ().
4. Connect the application to the adaptor on the outlet
port of the factory bypass ().
WITH 3-VALVE BYPASS SYSTEM (not included)
Picture 3
= inlet of multi-purpose water filter (untreated water)
= outlet of multi-purpose water filter (treated water)
1. Install the 3-valve bypass system.
2. Screw the connection kit with nuts onto the in/out ports
on the control valve (&); make sure to install the
gasket seals. Tighten the nuts firmly by hand.
3. Connect the IN valve of the 3-valve bypass system to the
adaptor on the in port () of the control valve.
4. Connect the OUT valve of the 3-valve bypass system to
the adaptor on the out port () of the control valve.
5. Connect the mains water supply to the inlet of the 3valve bypass system.
6. Connect the application to the outlet of the 3-valve
bypass system.
DRAIN
We recommend the use of a stand pipe with air trap.
To prevent backflow from the sewerage system into the
multi-purpose water filter, always make sure to have an air
gap between the end of the drain hose and the sewerage
system itself; as a rule of thumb, the air gap should be
minimum 2x the diameter of the drain hose.
Always use separate drain hoses for the control valve
(evacuation of rinse water) and the brine tank overflow.
Lay-out the drain hoses in such a way that pressure loss
is minimized; avoid kinks and unnecessary elevations.
Make sure that the sewerage system is suitable for the
rinse water flow rate of the multi-purpose water filter.
Picture 4
1. Connect a 13 mm hose to the drain elbow of the control
valve (); secure it by means of a clamp.
2. Run the drain hose to the sewerage system and connect
it to the stand pipe assuring sufficient air gap. This drain
line operates under pressure, so it may be installed
higher than the water softener.
3. Connect a 13 mm hose to the overflow elbow on the
brine tank; secure it by means of a clamp.
4. Run the drain hose to the sewerage system and connect
it to the stand pipe assuring sufficient air gap. This drain
line does NOT operate under pressure, so it may NOT be
installed higher than the water softener.
ELECTRICAL
Picture 5
1. Plug the transformers output lead into the socket on the
water softeners power cord; secure it by means of the
TwistLock clamp.
2. Plug the transformer into an electrical outlet.