Pentair SMART UV User Manual

SMART UV®
UV DISINFECTION STERILIZER
INSTALLATION AND
USER'S GUIDE
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Important Warning and Safety Instructions .......... 4
Warranty Information ............................................... 5
System Features and Specications ......................6
SMART UV® Features .......................................... 6
System Specications .........................................6
Pre-Installation Inspection ..................................... 7
Component Diagram ........................................... 7
Power Supplies .................................................... 7
Quartz Sleeve and UV Lamp Inspection ............ 8
Installation ................................................................. 9
Quartz Sleeve Assembly and Installation .......... 9
Sterilizer Installation and Operation ................. 10
Typical Installation ...................................... 10
Mounting the Vessel.................................... 10
Mounting the Power Supply ....................... 11
Mandatory Leak Test ......................................... 12
Electrical Connection ........................................ 13
UV Lamp Installation ......................................... 14
Lamp Styles ................................................. 13
Power Cord Adjustment ............................. 13
SMART UV Installation and Operation ............. 14
Pond Installation Congurations................ 14
Aquarium Installation Congurations ........ 14
Maintenance ........................................................... 16
Quartz Sleeve Cleaning ..................................... 16
Winterizing ......................................................... 16
Lamp Connector Removal ................................ 17
Troubleshooting ...................................................... 18
Replacements Parts ............................................... 19
SMART UV ......................................................... 19
SMART HO UV (Revision 1) ............................... 20
SMART HO UV (Revision 2 ................................ 21
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT NOTICE
This guide provides installation and operation instructions for the SMART UV® Sterilizer. Consult Pentair with any questions regarding this equipment.
Attention Installer: This guide contains important information about the installation, operation and safe use of this product. This information should be given to the owner and/or operator of this equipment after installation or left on or near the UV system. Attention User: This manual contains important information that will help you in operating and maintaining this product. Please retain it for future reference.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! PLEASE READ PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND OPERATION!
Strictly follow the instructions within this manual to ensure the health and safety of both, yourself and the UV system. The installation, operation and maintenance of the UV system can only be carried out after reading and understanding the information contained in this manual.
The installation of the UV system must be carried out in accordance with local regulations and codes.
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
This is the safety alert symbol. When you see this symbol on your system or in this manual, look for one of the following signal words and be alert to the potential for personal injury.
Warns about hazards that can cause death,
serious personal injury, or major property damage if ignored.
Warns about hazards that may cause death,
serious personal injury, or major property damage if ignored.
Warns about hazards that may or can cause
minor personal injury or property damage if ignored.
NOTE Indicates special instructions not related to
hazards.
Carefully read and follow all safety instructions in this manual and on equipment. Keep safety labels in good condition; replace if missing or damaged.
When installing and using this electrical equipment, basic safety precautions must always be followed, include the following:
FAILURE TO FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DE AT H .
INSTALLERS, OPERATORS AND OWNERS MUST READ THESE WARNINGS AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THE OWNER’S MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT. THESE WARNINGS AND THE OWNER’S MANUAL MUST BE LEFT WITH THE OWNER.
Ultraviolet light is damaging to your eyes and skin ! DO NOT handle or stare at an operating UV lamp. Note that the UV light rays are invisible to the human eye and precautions must be taken to prevent UV energy from entering the eyes.
ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION. Disconnect all power from the unit before replacing lamps or servicing the unit.
The quartz sleeve and or the UV lamp shipped with this product may have been broken or damaged during transit. It is therefore essential that the unit be carefully inspected before connecting to electric al power.
To prevent possible fire or electrical shock, only use replacement lamps specified by the manufacturer.
DO NOT allow system to exceed 20 PSI (Pounds Per Square Inch ).
DO NOT operate this unit above rated flow rate. Operating the product in this manner may result in product failure and voiding of warranty.
To avoid possible electrical shock, special care must be taken since water is employed in intended applications. For each of the following situation, DO NOT attempt repairs yourself. Call Pentair customer service depar tment at 877-347-4788 for services or discard the appliance.
If unit falls into the water, DO NOT REACH FOR IT! First power down the unit and then retrieve it. If the internal electrical components of the unit get wet, keep the unit powered down until internal electrical com ponents have dried.
If the unit shows any sign of water leakage, immediately power down the unit.
Carefully examine the unit after installation. It should not be powered on if there is water on any part not intended to be wet.
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To reduce the risk of injury, DO NOT permit children to
use this produ ct.
SMART UV® systems are designed for low-pressure water applications DO NOT use these units for any application outside of their intended use. The use of attachments not recommended or sold by the original manufacturer may cause unsafe conditions and may voi d a ny warr anty.
This unit must be wired in conjunction with a
properly grounded, Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI) . Only three (3) wire grounded cables suitable
for outdoor use must be used to connect this unit. If joining cables for outdoor use, a suitable watertight cable connector must be used. If an extension cord is necessary, a cord with a proper rating must be used. A cord rated for less amperes or watts than the appliance’s rating may overheat. Care must be taken to arrange the cord so that it will not be tripped over or pulled. If in doubt consult a qualified electrician.
WARRANTY INFORMATION
Warping of the UV body may occur when left in direct
sunlight without water inside to help dissipate the heat.
DO NOT operate the unit in “no-flow ” situations.
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PENTAIR warrants to the original purchaser, the SMART UV Ultraviolet Sterilizers to be free from defects in workmanship or materials for a period of 1 year from the date purchase on power supply and all gaskets seals.
The UV vessel has a 3-year warranty if failure is caused from the UV lamp light exposure. Warranty will be void if water leaks are caused by failing to follow the proper assembly and maintenance instructions.
The UV lamp has a 90 -day warranty on the electrical operation only.
The warranty is only in effect provided the equipment is installed in accordance with the factory instructions, recommendation and operated within the environment and limitations for which it was designed.
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SYSTEM FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS
All SMART UV® Systems UV Sterilizer models are packaged complete, with all necessary components
that are required to operate the unit. When unpacking,
it is recommended to perform a complete component
inventory to ensure everything is accounted for and
hasn't been damaged.
The serial number of your UV unit is located on a small white label near the electrical end of the unit’s
vessel.
The model number of your UV unit can be found in
two locations:
1. On the bar code label at the end of the box.
2. On the label placed in the middle of the UV Vessel,
with a hole punch indicating the model number.
SMART UV Features
Our GPH T-5 and T-6 low pressure mercury vapor germicidal amps, convert approximately 30% of their electrical input watts into UV-C output watts within the germicidal action spectrum.
• UL listed for indoor and outdoor use, fresh and salt water use.
• Long lasting GPH/T5 and GPH/T6 UV lamps (9,000 hours to 80% eciency).
• Protective Quartz Sleeve (maximizes UV lamp output and safety)
• Watertight Design
• Easy-to-Remove Power Assembly
• Remote Power Supply
• UV Resistant High Density Plastic UV Vessel
• Utilizes the UV lamp to its maximum potential (maximum UV exposure)
• Non-UV Transmitting Clear Lamp Viewing Ports
System Specications
Max Flow
Rate @ 30
Model No.
EU18-U 6 GPM 18 0.34-0.17 5.4 23” X 4” 120-240 VAC
EU25-U 9.5 GPM 25 0.40-0.20 7.5 29” X 4” 120-240 VAC
EU40 15.5 GPM 40 0.44-0.22 12 44” X 4” 120-240 VAC
EU65P 26 GPM 65 0.46-0.23 19.5 71” X 4” 120-240 VAC
E50S 26 GPM 50 1.15/0.57 15 28" x 5.75" 120-240 VAC
E80S 45 GPM 80 1.15/0.57 26 43" x 5.75" 120-240 VAC
E120S 64 GPM 120 1.15/0.57 36 56" x 5.75" 120-240 VAC
E150S 100 GPM 150 1.82 47 70" x 5.75" 120 VAC
E150S-230 100 GPM 150 0.91 47 70" x 5.75" 240 VAC
mJ/cm2
Lamp
Wattage
Amperes
(A)
UV-C
Output
Watts
Dimensions
H x W
(Inches)
Input Voltage
(50/60 Hz)
Port
Connection
1.5” Union/ 1” Barb
2.5" union
with 2"
reducer
PRE-INSTALLATION INSPECTION
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All SMART UV® units are packaged complete, with
all necessary components that are required to operate the unit. When unpacking your SMART UV
system, we recommend that a complete component
inventory be taken to ensure that all components are included and accounted for, prior to installation.
Serial Number
The model number of your UV unit can be found in
two locations:
1. The bar code label at the end of the box.
2. The label placed in the middle of the UV Vessel.
SMART units have their serial number labels
located on the UV vessel.
Component Diagram
Please review the component diagram below.
Unpack your UV system, and lay out the packaged
components for inspection. Please review the information listed in this section to become familiar
with the equipment’s various parts.
Power Supplies
The power supply can either be a cylinder “POD”
or a rectangle style. Below are the ballasts that are
currently used with the SMART UV line.
For SMART Lite and SMART
18W, 25W, 40W, and 65Watt Units.
20120-MV – 120VAC/240VAC 50/60 Hz
For SMART HO 50W, 80W, and 120Watt Units.
20105-MV – 120VAC/240VAC 50/60 Hz
For SMART HO 150W (120VAC)
SMART UV® Sterilizer Models:
Part Numbers EU18-U, EU25-U, EU40 & EU65P
SMART UV HO Sterilizer Models: Part Numbers E50S, E80S, E120S & E150S
202150-1 – 120VAC 50/60 Hz
For SMART HO 150W (240VAC)
202150-2 – 240VAC 50/60 Hz
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PRE-INSTALLATION INSPECTION
Quartz Sleeve and UV Lamp Inspection – When Packed in Tube
SMART UV® Disinfection Sterilizers are packaged
with their quartz sleeve assembly pre-assembled
inside the UV vessel.
The UV lamp is packaged separately in a corrugated tube.
The Quartz Sleeve Assembly must be removed from
the UV vessel and inspected for damage prior to
installation. Extreme care must be used while this procedure is being performed.
Note: DO NOT handle the lamp or quartz sleeve with bare hands. Your hands can deposit oils on the quartz sleeve and lamp that will decrease the eciency of
UV disinfection.
1. Carefully unpack the UV lamp from its corrugated packing tube and inspect for damage including broken glass, cracks, chips, fractures and pin holes. If damage has occurred please contact the place of original purchase immediately.
NOTE: Save the corrugated lamp packaging after unpacking the UV lamp. Storing the lamp and/or quartz sleeve in this packaging while performing
maintenance on the UV system will protect these
components from damage or fouling when outside of
the vessel.
2. After inspection, reassemble the quartz sleeve
back into the UV vessel. Perform the Mandatory
Leak Test (see page 12).
3. Inspect all other UV system components (power supply, UV vessel unions and necessary mounting
clamps) for damage.
After receipt and inspection of the unit, if broken glass is found (including cracks, chips, pin holes and hair line fractures of any kind) please contact the place of original purchase immediately for replacements.
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Improper assembly may result in water damage to electrical components and unsafe conditions. The manufacturer is not responsible for damage cause by improper re-assembly of these parts.
For Models EU18-U, EU25-U, EU40, and EU65P
Quartz Sleeve Module (QSM) Assembly:
1. Quartz Sleeve
2. QSM Retaining Nut
3. QSM Blue Compression Gasket
4. QSM Sealing Gasket
5. QSM Sealing O-Ring
6. Quartz Sleeve Module
Assembly Instructions
1. Position the QSM retaining nut and QSM blue
compression gasket over the open end of the
quartz sleeve. The blue compression gasket is a snug t with the quartz sleeve. Water may be used to slide the blue compression gasket into place on the quart sleeve.
2. Slide the “open-end” of the quartz sleeve (with nut and gasket in position) into the clear quartz sleeve module.
3. Thread the white retaining nut onto the clear quartz sleeve module’s male threads and hand-tighten.
4. While hand-tightening the white retaining nut onto the clear quartz sleeve module, use your index nger to ensure that the open-end of the quartz
sleeve mates smoothly with the inside lip of the
clear quartz sleeve module; this signies a good t.
For Models E50S, E80S, E120S, E150S
Quartz Sleeve Module (QSM) Assembly Includes:
1. Quartz Sleeve
2. QSM Retaining Nut
3. QSM Blue Compression Gasket
4. QSM XF Gasket
5. Quartz Sleeve Module
5. With the quartz sleeve positioned inside the clear quartz sleeve module properly, nish hand­tightening the white retaining nut. When the white retaining nut is tight, the quartz sleeve must appear straight inside the clear quartz sleeve module.
NOTE: If the quartz sleeve appears crooked it may
leak. Disassemble and try again.
6. Carefully slide the quartz sleeve assembly into the UV vessel). The domed-end of the quartz sleeve will slide into the funnel located on the non-electrical
end of the UV vessel.
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INSTALLATION
7. With the quartz sleeve assembly properly in place, the quartz sleeve retaining module will sit ush
against the top of the UV vessel.
NOTE: Be sure that the clear quartz sleeve module gasket is properly seated in the bottom of the quartz sleeve module.
8. Thread the black retaining nut onto the male threads of the UV vessel. Hand tight only!
9. Using the instructions given on page 12, perform the Mandatory Leak Test. If no leaks are found proceed to page 13, UV Lamp Installation, for instructions on installing the UV lamp.
Mounting the Vessel
Note: The way UV vessels are
mounted/positioned plays a very important role in the unit’s
performance and degree of safety.
We STRONGLY RECOMMEND that you follow these instructions and guidelines precisely. Any deviation from these mounting instructions
will void any warranty associated with the UV vessel and all its
components and may cause unsafe
conditions.
Trapped air inside the
UV vessel during operation may create excessive heat thus damaging internal components.
Vertical Vessel Mounting
Mount the SMART UV Disinfection Sterilizer with the electrical end up. Use the bottom port as the inlet with the top port as the outlet.
Sterilizer Installation and Operation
DO NOT operate the UV system at ow rates higher than the suggested maximum ow rates. Operating the product in this manner may result in product failure and voiding of warranty.
SMART UV® Disinfection Sterilizers are used in a variety of applications to control waterborne
pathogens. Pentair encourages the consideration of
the installation recommendations provided here.
Suspended solid debris will absorb UV light and reduce the UV transmittance through water. By
operating the SMART UV system after the mechanical
lter, the unit's overall performance will be increased.
Note: The UV vessel must be installed with a vertical clearance 1½ times the vessel length. This will allow sucient room for servicing the unit and replacing the UV lamp and/or quartz sleeve.
The inlet and outlet plumbing MUST be
supported to avoid vessel material stress.
Failure to support the inlet and outlet plumbing may
lead to damage to the vessel.
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Horizontal Vessel Mounting
Mount the SMART UV system horizontally with the inlet/outlet facing up. If the unit is mounted but not level, the electrical end of the unit must be positioned higher than the non-electrical end.
NOTE: The UV vessel must be installed with a horizontal clearance 1½ times the vessel length. This will allow sucient room for servicing the unit and replacing the UV lamp and/or quartz sleeve.
Mounting the Power Supply
Depending on the style of power supply cylinder or
rectangle the SMART UV® system’s power supply can
be mounted two ways, mounting tabs at the corner of the ballast or using the mounting clamps for the cylinder type of ballast. The power supply must always be mounted to a surface that is sheltered from
rain, splashing, heavy condensation or any other kind of prolonged contact with water.
NOTE: DO NOT mount the power supply in an extremely conned space where heat and moisture
can be retained.
Your UV system will include one of two dierent
power supplies based on the wattage of your unit:
50W, 80W and 120W UV systems include a rectangular power supply. Four screws, one in each corner of the power supply, secure the power supply to the wall or shelf.
150W UV systems include a cylindrical power supply that must be mounted with the two pipe clips packaged with the unit.
A single screw at the base of the pipe clip secures it to the wall or shelf. The power supply is then locked into the pipe clip by securing the retaining strap onto
the clip.
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INSTALLATION
Mandatory Leak Test
A leak test must be performed each time the quartz sleeve is installed inside the unit’s vessel or when the quartz sleeve or gaskets are replaced [Once annually, minimum]. Performing a leak test is a precautionary measure that will determine whether or not the critical seal between the quartz sleeve and quartz sleeve module has been achieved.
Failure to achieve a proper quartz sleeve/quartz sleeve module seal during SMART UV Disinfection Sterilizer operation will allow water to leak into the inside of the quartz sleeve, potentially damaging the
UV lamp and other electrical components, which
could develop into dangerous situations.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Failure to perform a leak test could lead to conditions that will void your product
warranty.
To Perform Mandatory Leak Test:
1. Prepare the UV system for permanent operation by plumbing it in-line, into a lter system using the plumbing hardware of your choice. If PVC glue is used, follow the glue manufacturer’s instructions.
2. If UV lamp is installed, with the unit plumbed for operation and the clear quartz sleeve module securely in place, remove the UV lamp from the quartz sleeve module.
5. If moisture is detected on the paper towel the quartz sleeve’s rubber gasket has failed to achieve a seal and must be re-assembled; repeat the leak test until a seal is achieved. See page 9 for assembly instructions.
Electrical Requirements
The electrical requirements for the UV sterilizer are marked on the unit’s power supply label (Ex. 120/240VAC 50/60Hz.). The unit must be plugged into a well-grounded electrical outlet.
Do not attempt to cut the ground post
o of the 3-prong plug, doing so will void the unit’s
warranty.
This product must be grounded. If the unit should fail electrically, grounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current to pass to reduce the risk of electric shock. This product’s cord is equipped with an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances. If in doubt consult a qualied electrician.
DO NOT operate this equipment with
timing devices.
3. Roll-up a few paper towels creating a core
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approximately then slide into the open quartz sleeve module port. Insert about 6-inches of the paper towel core down into the quartz sleeve, as shown.
4. After thirty (30) minutes of recirculating water through the UV vessel, remove the paper towels from the quartz sleeve module. Inspect closely for moisture. If the paper towels are completely dry, the leak test is successful.
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4 inch diameter, 10-inches long
Improper connection of the equipment­grounding conductor can result in a risk of electrocution. Check with a qualied electrician or service personnel if unsure that the outlet is properly grounded. Do not alter the product's plug. If it will not t into the electrical outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualied electrician.
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Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) Protection
This unit must be wired in conjunction with a properly grounded, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI). Only three (3) wire grounded
cables suitable for outdoor use must be used to connect this unit. If joining cables for outdoor use, a suitable watertight cable connector must be used. If an extension cord is necessary, a cord with a proper rating must be used. A cord rated for fewer amperes or watts than the appliance’s rating may overheat. Care must be taken to arrange the cord so that it will not be tripped over or pulled. If in doubt consult a qualied electrician.
GFCI’s are designed to sense an imbalance in electrical current ow within the main electrical leads (leakage current). When this imbalance (maximum 5 mA per UL) occurs in the main leads, a comparator within the GFCI outlet generates a trip signal which is
applied to a coil that trips the main (normally closed)
contacts. These contacts open and break the circuit.
Ghost Trips
Consider that all GFCI’s must trip at a leakage current of 5 ma. GFCI “Ghost Trips” are caused by electrical devices that have small electrical leakage current to ground. Multiple outlets protected by one GFCI allow for potential cumulative leakage currents caused by multiple appliances each leaking small amounts of current.
Example: One pump plugged into an outlet that is part of a four outlet branch protected by one GFCI will not trip the GFCI with its 2 mA leakage current. However, two pumps and a UV with a cumulative leakage current of 7 mA will trip the GFCI. This is a
common problem.
The solution to the GFCI “Ghost Trip” problem is to operate the device on its own GFCI protected outlet, or, remove other devices from the GFCI protected branch of outlets. If the GFCI is over ten years old, you may want to consider replacing it.
UV Lamp Installation
Lamp Styles
UV lamps are manufactured with color coded ceramic bases. White-capped UV lamps signify a Standard­Output UV lamp while red-capped UV lamps signify a High-Output UV lamp.
A 4” Space between 4-Pin (4) and Gray Power Supply Adapter (3) must be maintained. The proper positioning is important for UV eectiveness.
1. The 3/8-inch Threaded Watertight Cord Connector (1) is adjustable. Loosen it gently move the cord through it. Care must be taken when retightening.
If the Connector’s Rubber Gasket Seal is dislodged during cord adjustment please make sure that it is properly re-seated inside the male threaded portion
of the connector.
2. After a successful leak test and without the power supply connected to a control box, attach the lamp’s 4-pins to the power cord’s white 4-pin
Connector. Then slide the UV lamp back into the
quartz sleeve.
3. Care must be taken when installing the UV lamp into the vessel’s quartz sleeve. Vertical installations require extra attention to eliminate the chance of the lamp dropping into the quartz sleeve and
breaking.
4. With the UV lamp/power cord connection complete
and the lamp entirely inside the quartz sleeve, carefully tighten down the Gray Power Supply
Adapter (2) onto the Clear Quartz Sleeve Module hand tighten only.
5. Tighten down the Black Jamb Nut (3) until it makes contact with the Clear Quartz Sleeve Module.
NOTE: If you do not have the Black Jamb Nut (3) back far enough before tightening the Gray Power Supply Adapter (2), the gray adapter will not make contact with the power supply gasket and will enable outside moisture to enter the quartz sleeve assembly and cause a system failure.
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OPERATION
SMART UV® Installation and Operation
SMART UV Systems UV Sterilizers are used in
a variety of applications to control waterborne
pathogens. Pentair encourages the consideration of
the installation/operation recommendations provided here.
Suspended solid waste will absorb UV light and reduce the UV transmittance through water. By operating the SMART UV after the mechanical lter, the unit’s overall performance will be increased.
When operating SMART UV sterilizers please consider the recommended water ow rates.
Pond Installation Congurations
Small to Moderately Sized Ponds (up to 5,000 Gallons) Using Skimmers and Falls
Placing the UV between the skimmer box and the lter ensures that pre-ltered water reaches the UV, increasing its performance while reducing
maintenance.
Often the capacity of the pump exceeds the capacity of the UV. If this is the case, install a bypass manifold. Be sure that the skimmer is equipped with mechanical ltering capacity. See Diagram 1.
Larger Sized Ponds (above 5,000 Gallons) Using Surface Skimmer and Pressurized Filter
This system is simple yet it achieves critical ltering goals, such as good water circulation for increased solid waste suspension. The bottom drain/surface skimming capabilities ensure maximum waste
removal. See Diagram 2.
The SMART UV System UV Sterilizer is positioned after the mechanical lter where it can receive only solid waste free water, optimizing UV transmittance/ performance. Notice the 3-way valve that regulates suction from the skimmer and drain to the pump, allowing ow control.
NOTE: Before gluing piping or reducer bushing into the UV’s union or socket, remove the quartz sleeve assembly to prevent glue from dripping onto the quartz sleeve.
NOTE: Use threaded seal tape on all threaded connections.
Next, multiple “clean water returns” improve circulation, suspending solid waste and helping it to nd the lter. If you have a ow rate that exceeds the UV’s, install a by-pass manifold. See Diagram 1.
NOTE: Before gluing piping or reducer bushing into the UV’s union or socket, remove the quartz sleeve assembly to prevent glue from dripping onto the quartz sleeve.
NOTE: Use threaded seal tape on all threaded connections.
Aquarium Installation Congurations
Canister Filter/Aquarium Installation
Pressurized Canister lters are commonly used with small freshwater/saltwater aquariums. Diagram 3
shows a SMART UV model.
It is important to match the Canister Filter’s ow rate to the capacity of the SMART UV. If this is not feasible, use a bypass manifold (see Diagram 5 on page
15). To prevent back-siphoning, consider installing
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a check valve or ball valve (see lter instructions/
recommendations). See Diagram 3.
Installing a check valve after the UV will eliminate back siphoning. Installing true-union ball valves will allow ow adjustments and UV removal. See Diagram 4.
NOTE: Before gluing piping or reducer bushing into the UV’s union or socket, remove the quartz sleeve assembly to prevent glue from dripping onto the quartz sleeve.
NOTE: Before gluing piping or reducer bushing into the UV’s union or socket, remove the quartz sleeve assembly to prevent glue from dripping onto the quartz sleeve.
NOTE: Use threaded seal tape on all threaded connections.
Wet-Dry with External or Submersible Pump Installation
This installation conguration shows the SMART
UV System® UV Sterilizer capacity matched to the
recirculating ow rate performance of the pump. We recommend mechanical lter media being used inside the over-ow and at the top of the wet-dry lter.
NOTE: Use threaded seal tape on all threaded connections.
Wet-Dry w/External or Submersible Pump Installation
This installation conguration is identical to Diagram
4 with the addition of a bypass manifold. The bypass
is used to deliver a precise water ow to the SMART UV when the overall clean water return ow rate exceeds the UV’s capacity.
Installing a check valve after the UV will eliminate back siphoning. Installing true union ball valves will allow ow adjustments and easy UV removal for servicing. For best results, install a saddle-style water ow meter, mounted horizontally on the outlet side of the UV. Follow the water ow meter manufacturer’s instructions.
NOTE: Before gluing piping or reducer bushing into the UV’s union or socket, remove the quartz sleeve assembly to prevent glue from dripping onto the quartz sleeve.
NOTE: Use threaded seal tape on all threaded connections
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MAINTENANCE
Quartz Sleeve Cleaning
It is recommended that the quartz sleeve be visually inspected for cleaning once every six months of
operation. Even the slightest layer of material (slime/
dirt) coating the outside of the quartz sleeve can have a substantial eect on UV-C light transmittance through the glass and into the water.
Cleaning frequency is also dependent on how well water is being ltered before reaching the SMART
UV® Systems UV Sterilizer. Water that contains solid
waste will deposit greater amounts of material onto the quartz sleeve and will increase the frequency of
necessary cleaning.
To Clean the Quartz Sleeve (for above water-level installations only):
1. Disconnect power to the UV sterilizer and pump at the circuit breaker.
2. Relieve any residual pressure that may remain in
the system.
3. Unthread the Black Retaining Nut and gently remove the Quartz Sleeve Assembly and lamp
from the UV vessel.
4. Inspect the Quartz Sleeve and clean as needed
with a soft, clean cloth.
5. If calcium deposits are present use vinegar or a mixture of water and muriatic acid to dissolve the deposits. If using muriatic acid a ratio of four parts water to one part acid should suce. Always introduce acid to the water and never introduce
the water to the acid.
Muriatic acid is corrosive and can lead
to inammation or burns to body tissue. ALWAYS wear rubber gloves, safety glasses and an N-95 dust mask when handling acid to prevent serious bodily injury.
Winterizing
Using the SMART UV Disinfection Sterilizer in extremely cold temperatures can cause damage to the unit, especially if the water is allowed to freeze inside the equipment. Please note that damage to the product due to freezing is not covered under
warranty.
Pentair recommends shutting the UV system down when the temperature consistently falls below 40°F (4°C).
1. Close the bypass valves so any water ow will
bypass the UV and prevent additional water from entering the UV body over the winter.
2. Drain the UV via the drain plug.
3. Remove the UV and pour out the remaining water from the body through one of the open ports.
4. Skipping step 3 for vertical installations will leave
the quartz sleeve submersed in approximately
1.25 inches of water which when frozen will break the quartz sleeve and will not be covered under
warranty.
5. Reinstall the UV.
6. Upon restart of the system in the spring, seal kit
replacement is required.
7. See the applicable table in the Replacement Parts
section for the appropriate part number for the seal kit associated with your version of UV.
NOTE: Be sure to replace the quartz sleeve gasket and perform a leak test prior to operating the equipment.
To prevent degradation of the acid by UV
light, store muriatic acid in an opaque container and away from direct sunlight.
6. Remove ALL vinegar or acid from the quartz sleeve
assembly before reassembling.
MAINTENANCE
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Lamp Connector Removal
In the event that you would need to replace you 4-pin lamp connector, follow these steps:
1. Unplug the UV sterilizer and disconnect power to the water pump at the circuit breaker.
2. Remove UV lamp from the quartz sleeve.
3. Unplug the UV lamp from the connector/power
cord.
4. Grasp the white 4-pin lamp connector with a pair of
pliers while standing on the power cord itself.
5. Pull hard, while twisting slightly. The connector will
disconnect.
6. Check to be sure the ends of the electrical wires are still tinned; they are pre-soldered before they’re pushed into the connector. If they are no longer tinned, you will need to dip them in ux and then solder to make them rm enough to push back in
the new lamp connector.
NOTE: Clean away any residual ux o of the wires
before assembling them into the lamp connector.
7. Using a “new” 4-pin lamp connector, push the power cord’s tinned wires into the holes of the connector making sure that they are rmly attached. Once attached, the wires must not pull out of the connector. See Diagrams below for wire
placement.
8. Plug lamp back into the connector.
9. When installing the lamp be sure to have Black Power Supply Jam Nut all the way back on gray adapter. Tighten down the Gray Power Supply Adapter rst and then secure the black jam nut. See “UV Lamp Installation” on page 13.
NOTE: If you do not have the Black Power Supply Jam Nut back far enough before tightening the Gray Power Supply Adapter, the gray adapter will not make contact with the power supply gasket and will enable outside moisture to enter the quartz sleeve assembly and potentially cause system failure.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Paper Towel Leak Test Indicates a Leak
1. Turn o the pump at the circuit breaker and be sure all ow to the unit has been stopped.
2. Refer to page 9 for “Quartz Sleeve Assembly” and page 13 for “UV Lamp Installation” (in reverse order) to disassemble the unit.
3. Ensure there are no cracks or breakages in the Quartz Sleeve, that the Quartz Sleeve Gasket is properly installed, and that the Quartz Sleeve Retaining Nut has been tightened down completely.
4. Reassemble the Quartz Sleeve (see page 9) and repeat the Mandatory Leak Test (see page 12) until
there is no indications of a leak.
GFCI/Breaker is tripping
1. Immediately disconnect power to the SMART UV® Disinfection Sterilizer.
2. Turn o the pump at the circuit breaker and be sure all ow to the unit has been stopped.
3. Refer to page 9 for “Quartz Sleeve Assembly” and page 13 for “UV Lamp Installation” (in reverse order) to disassemble the unit.
4. Check for water/moisture inside the quartz sleeve.
5. Multiple appliances connected to a circuit protected by one GFCI create the potential for cumulative leakage current resulting in a tripped GFCI.
Pond Still Green after a Week of UV Operation
1. Ensure the UV lamp is lit by utilizing the safe
viewing port.
2. A dirty quartz sleeve can reduce the UV sterilizer’s performance. If the Quartz sleeve is dirty refer to “Quartz Sleeve Cleaning” on page 16 for cleaning procedures.
3. Double check the unit’s ow rate and compare to the ow rate chart for your specic UV model.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
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# PARTS ITEM #
1 UV Lamp
EU18-U (18 WATT) FL-2536-IP
EU25-U (25 WATT) FL-2542-IP
EU40 (40 WATT) FL-1957-IP
EU65P (65 WATT) FL-2529-IP
2 4-Pin Lamp Connector 709-1S
3 Lamp Spacer (Optional) 960503
5 Black Retaining Nut 8050B20
12 Quartz Sleeve
EU18-U (18 WATT) FL-QZ173-IP
EU25-U (25 WATT) FL-QZ175-IP
EU40 (40 WATT) FL-QZ176-IP
EU65P (65 WATT) FL-QZ167-IP
13 UV Sterilizer Housing – with unions
EU18-U (18 WATT) 960359
EU25-U (25 WATT) 20425
EU40 (40 WATT) 20440
EU65P (65 WATT) 20465
EU80P (80 WATT) NA
EU130P (130 WATT) NA
# KITS ITEM #
Quartz Sleeve Module – QSM
Includes 7 thru 11 Z000-005
7 QSM O-Ring BN70-232
8 QSM Gasket 960409
Quartz Sleeve
10
Compression Gasket
Union Assembly – 1.5”
Includes 14, 15, 16 ZUNIONB15
14 Inlet/Outlet O-Ring EP70-228
15 Inlet/Outlet Socket 8458B15
16 Inlet/Outlet Nut 8050-B15
Barb/Reducer Assembly
Includes 17, 18 960090
Ballast Assembly – 120/230VAC, 50/60 Hz
Includes 2, 3, 4 20120-MV
Seal Kit – 18, 25, 40, 65W
Items 6, 7, 8, 10, 14 20375
Seal Kit – 80w, 130w
Items 6, 7, 8, 10, 14 20374-AQ
960533
NOTE: Seals must be changed every year.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS (REVISION 1)
# PARTS ITEM #
1 UV Lamp
E50S (50 WATT) FL-2538-IP
E80S (80 WATT) FL-2997-IP
E120S (120 WATT) FL-2998-IP
E150S (150 WATT) FL-2999-IP
2 4-Pin Lamp Connector 709-1S
4 Lamp Spacer (Optional) 960503
5 Black Retaining Nut 8050B20
12. Quartz Sleeve
E50S (50 WATT) FL-QZ175-IP
E80S (80 WATT) FL-QZ176-IP
E120S (120 WATT) FL-QZ165-IP
E150S (150 WATT) FL-QZ167-IP
13 UV Sterilizer Housing – with unions
E50S (50 WATT) 209050
E80S (80 WATT) 209080
E120S (120 WATT) 209120
E150S (150 WATT) 209150
# KITS ITEM #
Quartz Sleeve Module – QSM
Includes 7 thru 11 Z000-005
7 QSM O-Ring BN70-232
8 QSM Gasket 960409
Quartz Sleeve
10
Compression Gasket
11 White Retaining Nut 25004
Union Assembly – 2" (Qty = 1 Union)
Includes 3, 5, 6, 7 ZUNIONB20
7 Inlet/Outlet O-Ring BN70-232
3 Inlet/Outlet Socket 8458-B20
5 Inlet/Outlet Nut 8050B20
Ballast Assembly -50/60 Hz
Includes 2, 4
50W, 80W, 120W (120/230VAC)
150W (120VAC) 202150-1
150W (230VAC) 202150-2
Seal Kit – 50, 80, 120, 150W
Items 6, 7, 8 20375
960533
20105-MV
NOTE: Seals must be changed every year.
REPLACEMENT PARTS (REVISION 2)
FOR MODEL # E50S, E80S, E120S, E150S
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# PARTS ITEM #
1 UV Lamp
E50S (50 WATT) FL-2538-IP
E80S (80 WATT) FL-2997-IP
E120S (120 WATT) FL-2998-IP
E150S (150 WATT) FL-2999-IP
2 4-Pin Lamp Connector 709-1S
3 Lamp Spacer (Optional) 960503
5 Black Retaining Nut 411000
10 QSM/Union Gasket 410016Z-AQ
16 Reducer 2.5”x2” 437292
9 Quartz Sleeve
E50S (50 WATT) FL-QZ175-IP
E80S (80 WATT) FL-QZ176-IP
E120S (120 WATT) FL-QZ165-IP
E150S (150 WATT) FL-QZ167-IP
UV Sterilizer Housing –
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with unions and quartz sleeve module (REVISION 2 BODY STYLE)
E50S (50 WATT) 960559
E80S (80 WATT) 960560
E120S (120 WATT) 960561
E150S (150 WATT) 960562
# KITS ITEM #
Quartz Sleeve Module – QSM
Includes 5, 7, 8 523382-AQ
7 Quartz Sleeve O-Ring 9557K483
8 Quartz Sleeve Gasket 960533
Union Assembly
Includes 4, 10, 13, 14 960477
Ballast Assembly -50/60 Hz
Includes 2, 3, 4
50W, 80W, 120W (120/230VAC)
150W (120VAC) 202150-1
150W (230VAC) 202150-2
Seal Kit – 50, 80, 120, 150W
Items 7, 8, 10 523383
20105-MV
NOTE: Seals must be changed every year.
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NOTES
NOTES
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