IMPORTANT. Wash Basin 1.0 Installation. Installation instructions for models:

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1 instructions for models: IMPORTANT Read instructions entirely prior to installation. Units should always be installed according to local & national plumbing codes. This wash basin is intended as a hand washing fixture only and is not intended to dispense water for human consumption, either through drinking or the preparation of food/beverages. Page 1 of 11

2 Dimensions Frontal View Frontal View Page 2 of 11

3 Dimensions Continued Page 3 of 11

4 Dimensions Continued Side View/ADA & TAS Adult (Shown with M13- faucet) Side View/ADA Juvenile & TAS Grade 6-12 (Shown with M13- faucet) Page 4 of 11

5 Rough-in Rough-in (rim height at 34 ) Rough-in (rim height at 34 ) Page 5 of 11

6 Rough-in Continued Rough-in (rim height at 34 ) Rough-in (rim height at 34 ) Page 6 of 11

7 Rough-in Continued Height Adjustments Standard Rim Height Adjustment of height for mounting, drain supplies, GFCI ADA & TAS Adult 34" None ADA Juvenile, Ages " Subtract 3" from height in drawing TAS, Grades 6 through 8 or 9 32" Subtract 2" from height in drawing TAS, Pre-K through Grades 5 or 6 30" Subtract 4" from height in drawing Page 7 of 11

8 Instructions Mounting wash basin to wall Install anchors in the locations shown in the rough-ins on the previous pages.! Only use countersunk nuts or bolts to mount the wash basin. Failure to do so will result in an improperly installed fixture, and void warranty. Page 8 of 11

9 Faucets M11 & M12 Mount the system-box Select an adequate place below the sink, preferable on the left side. (The hoses of the faucet must be within reach of the corresponding connectors on the box). Insert 4 wall anchors and fasten the box with suitable screws to the wall. Connect the hoses and the cable to the box Screw the water hose on the fitting. The front output flange is the soap outlet of the control box. Slide the transparent tube from the rear nozzle of the faucet into this outlet. This hose is the shorter one. Push the other tube into the rear outlet of the control box for disinfectant. Both hoses must be connected. Insert the connector of the sensor. Carefully move the seal cap towards the socket to insure tightness. Install the supply flexibles Fasten the cap nuts of the flexible hoses to the angle valves (1) (supplied by others) and to the control box. Connect the left inlet of the box to the hot water supply. Connect the power supply Put the transformer (2) into a power outlet nearby. Connect the plug to the control box (3). The LEDs on the faucet will blink shortly and finally shine blue. You will hear one or more beeps. Page 9 of 11

10 Inspect basic functions Activate the bottom sensor and you should hear the clicking of a valve (very subtle). Short activation of the upper sensor should change the color of the LED. If the LED is green the pump for the disinfectant should start running when the lower sensor is activated. Install the soap and/or disinfectant bottles Open the bottle and insert the hose with the black valve into the liquid. Carefully adjust the bottle neck to the adapter on the box and gently push the bottle into the receptacles. The soap container needs to be inserted into the right holder and the disinfectant container into the left holder. Page 10 of 11

11 Filling the soap and disinfectant lines (full-pull) In order to fill up the hoses (before the first use) or to rinse the hoses (in case of clogs or air-bubbles) the pumps should be ran at full power. Interrupt the electricity for a few seconds. The white LED will start blinking. Immediately select the mode and activate the upper sensor continuously until the fluid comes out. The pump motor will run with full power as long as activated. Once you have initialized the lower sensor, the faucet will return to its basic mode. Final test and acceptance Check all connections for leaks and open the two valves for the water supply. Activate the lower sensor and adjust the temperature of the water by means of the screw on the right side of the box (4). Turning clock wise will result in colder temperatures and turning counter-clock wise will results in warmer temperatures. Page 11 of 11