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Cleaning the glass pane of the UVC sensor unit
Cleaning the glass pane of the UVC sensor unit
Cleaning the glass pane of the UVC sensor unit
Cleaning the glass pane of the UVC sensor unit
Cleaning the glass pane of the UVC sensor unit
The UVC sensor unit consist of the following components:
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Welded nipple with O-ring (A A A A A )
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Measuring window (B B B B B )
UVC-Sensor (C C C C C )
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Coupling ring (D D D D D )
Close the shut-off valves. Drain the unit.
Remove the sensor cable and unscrew the coupling ring (D D D D D ). Remove
the UVC sensor from the measuring window, check the glass surface of
the sensor for soiling and, if necessary, clean with an appropriate clean-
ing agent (e.g. alcohol or a mild acid such as citric acid) and a soft cloth.
Unscrew the UV sensor (B B B B B ) from the welded nipple (A A A A A ). Clean the glass
pane with an appropriate cleaning agent (e.g. alcohol or a mild acid such
as citric acid) and a soft cloth.
Reverse the procedure to assemble the unit. When reassembling, make
sure that the o-ring sits properly in the welded nipple. Ensure that no dirt
or water enter the measuring window.
Open the shut-off valves up- and downstream of the unit.
The unit is now ready for use.
Changing the emitter
Changing the emitter
Changing the emitter
Changing the emitter
Changing the emitter
The expected service life of our UV emitters is 10,000-14,000 operating
hours. When the total emitter activations and operating hours passes
10,000, the "h" in the running time meter flashes to alert you to the fact
that the emitter has to be changed. Replace the emitter after 14,000
operating hours at the latest. Replace all emitters at the same time if the
unit has more than one emitter.
Remove mains plug.
Close the shut-off valves.
Loosen the 2 screws of the blue protective cap (11
Remove the protective cap and pull the plug (10
Remove the UVC emitter (9 9 9 9 9 ).
Insert and connect a new emitter. Ensure that the plugs (10
serted properly.
Attach the blue protective cap (11
11) and secure it with the screws.
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Warning: For safety reasons, the UV emitters may only be started in
Warning: For safety reasons, the UV emitters may only be started in
Warning: For safety reasons, the UV emitters may only be started in
Warning: For safety reasons, the UV emitters may only be started in
Warning: For safety reasons, the UV emitters may only be started in
the unit when the blue protective cap (11) is mounted.
the unit when the blue protective cap (11) is mounted.
the unit when the blue protective cap (11) is mounted.
the unit when the blue protective cap (11) is mounted.
the unit when the blue protective cap (11) is mounted.
Open the shut-off valves up- and downstream of the unit.
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reset when the emitters are changed (see UV-Control II installation and
operating instructions).
The unit is now ready for use.
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