Fitting The Uvc Clarifier; Connecting The Coarse Dirt Outlet; Connecting The Dirt Outlet - Oase ProfiClear Premium Compact Gebrauchsanweisung

4.2.3

Fitting the UVC clarifier

Pump fed system
The Bitron UVC clarifier is fitted to the drum filter module. The max. flow rate of the Bitron and the overall
system is 12500 l/h.
It is necessary to remove a screen element to access the sealing plugs. (→ Removing/fitting a screen
►
element)
When two filter pumps are operated, one filter pump is connected to a  50 mm (2") inlet, the other to
►
the Bitron. (→ Connecting the inlet)
If 2 filter pumps are to be connected, they must always be operated simultaneously or equipped with a
non-return valve.
How to proceed:
 K
1. Undo the screws with a screwdriver and remove the sealing plugs.
2. Guide the outlet sockets of the Bitron with flat seals through the holes in the container wall.
3. Screw the adapters onto the outlet sockets and hand-tighten.
4. Screw the 30° inlet bends with cap nuts onto the adapters and hand-tighten.
Position the inlet bends so that they are pointing downwards.

Correctly positioned inlet bends prevent unintended overflow (emptying of the pond) and also serve

to reduce noise emissions.
5. Connect the Bitron to the filter pump in accordance with the operating manual.
4.2.4

Connecting the coarse dirt outlet

 L
The coarse dirt that collects in the dirt channel drains away via the DN 110 coarse dirt outlet (top outlet
on the container) on the input side.
Connect a suitable DN 110 pipe and drain the dirty water into the sewer system.
►
4.2.5

Connecting the dirt outlet

The water in the container can be drained via the DN 75 dirt outlet with slide valve at the bottom of the
container if required (for cleaning, repair, overwintering).
Connect a suitable DN 75 pipe and drain the dirty water into the sewer system.
►
How to proceed:
 M
1. Remove the cap nuts and push the dirt outlet onto the connection.
2. Tighten the hose clip.
3. Tighten the cap nuts.
Connect the DN 75 pipe to the DN 110 pipe and drain the dirty water via a DN 110 pipe into the sewer
system. This will ensure that the dirty water pipe will be conveniently flushed out with sufficient
pressure.
- EN -
47