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with receptacle on cable, pushing ends together and then twisting the threaded
locking ring clockwise to secure.
2.
Plug the GFI plug into an AC
power outlet.
3.
Cycle the GFI plug to verify its
functionality (see below).
4.
Flip power supply selector
switch to 120 VAC/230 VAC
power position (to the left) to
operate pump.
5.
When AC power supply is not in
use, disconnect the GFI plug
from the power source.
6.
To disconnect GFI plug, twist
the threaded securing ring in a
counter-clockwise direction and
separate the plug from the AC
power input cable.
Figure 3: AC GFI power connections
CAUTION:
Both GFI plugs require cycling to verify their functionality. GFI cycling is
done by pressing the “TEST” button, which should interrupt electrical power to the unit,
followed by pressing the “RESET” button to regain function. This procedure must be
repeated every time the power source is disconnected to verify GFI functionality and
reduce the possibility of electrical shock hazards for users.
CAUTION:
Although the CB Tech WaterBox™ is fitted with GFI plugs for AC operation,
which reduce the possibility of electrical shock hazards, the operator should always
exercise caution when using an electrical device near water or in wet environments.
C. Operating the CB Tech
WaterBox™
1.
Install the two (2) CB Tech Nanomesh™ Stage I filters in the Stage I housings
(closest to pump) and the CB Tech Nanomesh™ Stage II filter in the Stage II filter
housing (farthest from pump).
2.
Choose an inlet device appropriate to the water source. For either option, use the quick
disconnect fitting on the intake hose to attach the inlet device to the CB Tech
WaterBox™.
A.
Option #1: Float Intake. Place the flotation device in the water source so
that the float is positioned as shown in Figure 4. The float intake is designed to
float at the surface of the water source. An anchor with an adjustable lead is
120 VAC
230 VAC