Universal Enterprise UTL2002 Installation Manual

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UTL2002

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

I n s t a l l a t i o n

1. Pull apart the two halves of the case by inserting a coin in the slot on
the bottom of the case and tw i s t .

2. Feed the sensor’s wires (the end with bare wires) through the top
hole in the side of the black case and connect the wires into the
wiring terminals. No polarity on the wiring is required.

3. Connect on 9V-006P battery and fit it in place.

4. Replace two halves of the case properly.

5. To mount the case on the wall:
A. Drill two holes 50mm apart, ensuring holes are aligned

vertically.

B. Fit wallplugs and screws, but allow screws to protrude from

the wall by 3mm.

C. Place keyholes on back of the case over screws and push

down to mount.

D. If using a mains adapter instead of battery, connect to the

socket for mains adapter at the right side of the back case.

The system is now ready for use.

Operating Instructions

For Bath-Tub

1. Mount the unit over the bath-tub.

2. Adjust your desired water level (fix the sensor by pressing the
suction cap)

3. The alarm will be triggered when water is over the sensor.

For Floor

1. Take away the suction cap from the sensor.

2. Place the sensor on the flat floor.

3. The alarm will be triggered when water floods.

Testing the Battery
Test the battery condition by pressing the “Test Button”.

M a i n t e n a n c e

Cleaning and Decontamination

Periodically clean your instrument’s case using a damp cloth. DO NOT
use abrasives, cleaning solvents or strong detergents, as they may
damage the finish or affect the reliability of the structural components.

Battery

Check the battery every 2 months visually to ensure no leaks have
occurred. Leaking battery will result in poor performance and could
damage the unit.

Introduction

The UTL2002 sounds an alarm when water contacts its remote sensor. Use
it in freezers, refrigeration condensate pans, water heater containment
pans, basements, marine applications, RV’s and much more.

Features include

• 9 Volt battery operated

• Jack for conventional 9 Volt adapter

• Remote sensor with 7” cord

• Larger remote-sensor cord is easily added

• Suction-cup mounted sensor

• Visual (LED) and loud audible alarms

• Self test button

• Mounting hardware included

C o n t rols and Indicators

1. L ED Indica t o r

2. Test Button

3. Speaker

4. Hole for Sensor Wires

5. Socket for Mains Adapter

6. Open Slot

7. Sensor

8. Suction Cap

UTL2002-MAN P. 1

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4 5

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On the back
of sensor

Battery
Compartment

9V

Battery

Wiring Terminal

Sensor’s Wires

Socket for
Mains Adapter