INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL

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1 INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL ALARM, DIVERT TO DRAIN MODEL: Manufactured With Pride In The USA AmeriWater 3345 Stop 8 Rd. Dayton, OH PN REV B proposed

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3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Theory of Operation... 1 Installation... 1 Start-up... 2 Standard Replacement Parts... 3 Drawings HI Manual... 6

4 Theory of Operation The alarm monitor package is designed to let technicians and nurses know when something is not functioning properly with the water equipment. The family of AmeriWater Monitors and Alarms will warn the user by illuminating a red light and sounding an audible alarm that some limit has been exceeded. All of the Monitors and Alarms are provided with a green GOOD QUALITY light to let you know at a glance that the system is operating. The choice of what water properties to be monitored has been chosen in the original purchase of this equipment. The choices of properties that this system can monitor are: 1. High Conductivity #1 (Usually the primary loop; this will warn the user that the measured water conductivity is higher than what has been predetermined by the facility director. 2. Alarm Silence; when a Nurse s Station Remote has been included in a Monitoring/Alarm system, there will be a set of lights and audible alarm that will match the same set of lights, and alarm on the main monitor in the water room. There is no Alarm Silence on the Remote Panel. To silence alarm, it will require the user s attention, in the water room. Using the ALARM SILENCE button on the main monitoring panel will silence the alarm for 3 minutes only. The alarm will re-indicate 3 minutes after each time it is silenced until the condition causing the alarm has been rectified. Time-On delay (TD2) is set at 10 seconds; DO NOT SET HIGHER THAN 30 SECONDS (see drawing on page 4). Installation 1. Locate the alarm panel in the water room at an easily accessible and highly visual position on the wall, near a 120-volt outlet. (Keep in mind the limited length of the wires on the conductivity probe.) CAUTION: Disconnect ALL power supplies to the equipment prior to wiring the alarm panel, or electrical shock could result! 2. Install the Remote alarm near the nurse s station in a highly visible location and run low voltage wire from the alarm panel to the remote box location. Connect the alarm panel to the remote by matching the terminal numbers in the alarm panel to the remote. (e.g.: Connect the same wire to terminal 79 in the remote and in the alarm panel.) 3. Install the conductivity sensor from the alarm panel to the tee of the inlet side of the divert to drain valve assembly (see FIG. 1). 1

5 CAUTION: Delay timer TD2 is set for 10 seconds at the factory. DO NOT make readjustments to the timer above 30seconds! (See note on sheet 1 drawing on page 4). Start-up 1. Plug the alarm panel into a 120-volt outlet; then apply power to all other equipment. 2. Make sure the alarm panel operates correctly by creating faults with the equipment connected with the alarm panel and then clearing them. 2

6 Standard Replacement Parts Part # Name Transformer 120/208/240-24V 40VA Fuse, 2A, 250V TIMER,OFF-DELAY,.15-3MIN,FSB3FU TIMER,TOD,SPST,120V-3A,3-60SEC RELAY,OMRON,14PIN,4PDT,LY4120V BASE,14 PIN,RELAY SWITCH,PB,MOM,NO,AB,BLACK SWITCH 2-POS MAINTAIN AB BLACK LIGHT RED PILOT 120V LIGHT GREEN PILOT 120V SWITCH CONTACT NO MAINTAIN AB LIGHT 24V PILOT RED HORN PIEZO 120VAC,80-95DB HORN PIEZO 24VDC CONT. 85 DB LIGHT 24V GREEN Remote light 70HI METER,CONDUCTIVITY HANNA uS 3

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