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209989   Rev. B

Control Box #8

Fig. 13

1/2” Sweat

Outlet

Flexible Sensor Cord

Conduit (supplied on

Recessed Mount Box)

Cold Inlet

1/2” Sweat

Hot Inlet

1/2” Sweat

061252A

Driver

board

to be

located

on this

bracket

063135A

Stop

063135A

Stop 

063179A

Thermostatic Mixing Valve

with checks & gaskets 

w w w . s p e c s e l e c t . c o m

   

 

Installation should be in accordance with local plumbing and electrical codes.

FLUSH ALL PIPES THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLATION. 

STEP 1. ROUGH IN

STEP 2. FAUCET INSTALLATION

 

   

Mount faucet to sink using the provided components in the following

order - grey bottom spacer, washer, lock nut (Fig. 14).  

NOTE: The

black top spacer must be used at all times between the spout

and countertop/sink, and the grey spacer must be used at all

times between the washer and deck.  Ensure open side of 

bottom spacer faces up.  Washer faces away from sink and 

must not touch any conductive surfaces (metal sink, screws, 

drainage).  

If cover plate is being used, it must be between the top

spacer and the deck.  Ensure that gasket is sitting inside groove of

top spacer.  Use the same procedure for installation of optional 4” 

or 8” deck plate package (061269A or 061270A).  Mount the faucet 

to the sink using nut(s) and washer(s) provided.  Do not overtighten

the nut or reposition the faucet once installed, otherwise damage to

the gasket may result.  Cutting or trimming of the gasket is not 

recommended.  

NOTE: If the gasket is trimmed or not  installed, 

then use clear silicone sealant between the faucet and lavatory

to prevent water from leaking beneath lavatory.

If recessed box is supplied, rough in as per Figure 13.  The most

vandal resistant installation is when the control box is as close to

the bottom of the sink as feasible.  For wall hung sink installation, 

sensor conduit rough in should be directly under the basin to

minimize sensor cord exposure.  Rough in drainage.  Rough in

water supply to 10” control box inlets and to spout connection.

Finish walls.
Valve spacer is for temporary use only for flushing of system.  Must

be replaced with solenoid and washers (Figure 13).

STEP 4. FLUSH SYSTEM/SET TEMPERATURE

Remove coverplate from control box. Open screwdriver stop(s) to flush installation for 

one

minute minimum.

4A

Run water for a sufficient time so the hot and cold water supplies are as hot and cold as

possible.

4B

Place a thermometer in a plastic container and hold in the water stream.  Record the

temperature reading and note position of temperature control, and lock at desired setting.

       

4C

  

Thermostatic Mixing Valve 

(Fig. 15) To adjust the mixed outlet temperature of the valve, 

remove the cap to gain access to the adjusting spindle.  The spindle should be rotated

towards the “C” side to reduce the temperature and towards the “H” side to increase the

temperature - until the desired set point is reached.

Periodic Inspection/Maintenance

 - It is recommended that this valve is checked at least 

once per year to ensure its continued function.  For installations with poor or unknown

water quality,  or other adverse supply conditions, it may be necessary to check the valve

at more frequent intervals. The temperature should be checked at the same outlet as was

used for commissioning in the first instance.  If the temperature is more than 3°F from the

commissioning in temperature, refer to the included Cash Acme Maintenance and

Installation Guide.

4D

  

Close stop(s).

STEP 3. CONNECT WATER SUPPLY

Install sink and connect drainage to rough in.  See Figure 13.

Polymer braided hose (supplied) must be connected to the spout.  

Other connection tubes and fittings are supplied by the installer to connect to the 1/2” nominal 

sweat at the box outlet.  Connect water supply through to spout.  Assure supply lines are 

completely flushed and free of debris.  Install aerator.

Product supplied

as shown by solid

lines.  All items

shown by dotted

lines supplied by

others.

Typical Installation

(Recessed Mount Box)

Flexible

Sensor

Cord Conduit

Polymer

Braided Hose

257mm (10.13")

Control Box

305mm (12")

Stainless Steel

Cover Plate

102mm (4")

355mm

(14”) max.

Fig. 12

 

621TPxxx8TR  Battery Operated Control Box #8 Trim

INSTALLATION AND SET UP INSTRUCTIONS

Summary of Contents for 62 TP3 Series

Page 1: ...xx8TR Description Battery Operated Surface Mount Box 0 Battery Operated Control Box 1 Trim Battery Operated Control Box 8 Trim Hard Wire Operated Surface Mount Box 0 Hard Wire Operated Control Box 1 Trim Hard Wire Operated Control Box 8 Trim Page 2 4 6 8 10 12 COVER 060073A Screws 4 pkg and driver bit for covers 060577A 12 Stainless Steel Cover TMV Repair Kits 061137A Adjustment Wrench 063164A Che...

Page 2: ... in accordance with local plumbing and electrical codes FLUSH ALL PIPES THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLATION Fig 3 w w w s p e c s e l e c t c o m 621TPxxx0 Battery Operated Surface Mount Box 0 Mount faucet to sink using the provided components in the following order grey bottom spacer washer lock nut Fig 1 NOTE The black top spacer must be used at all times between the spout and countertop sink and the...

Page 3: ...tance the ability to store an electrical charge is brought on by a 2nd conductor a human body entering the Proximity field As the human hand enters and leaves the vicinity of the electrical field around the spout the solenoid is opened and closed accordingly It is critical in the installation process that all electrical and mechanical connections be as tight and rigid as possible ensuring a smooth...

Page 4: ... at the box outlet Connect water supply through to spout Assure supply lines are completely flushed and free of debris Install aerator Product supplied as shown by solid lines All items shown by dotted lines supplied by others Typical Installation Recessed Mount Box Flexible Sensor Cord Conduit Polymer Braided Hose 257mm 10 13 Control Box 305mm 12 Stainless Steel Cover Plate 102mm 4 355mm 14 max F...

Page 5: ...round a conductor the spout and monitoring the change in capacitance that the conductor undergoes The change in capaci tance the ability to store an electrical charge is brought on by a 2nd conductor a human body entering the Proximity field As the human hand enters and leaves the vicinity of the electrical field around the spout the solenoid is opened and closed accordingly It is critical in the ...

Page 6: ... spacer is for temporary use only for flushing of system Must be replaced with solenoid and washers Figure 13 STEP 4 FLUSH SYSTEM SET TEMPERATURE Remove coverplate from control box Open screwdriver stop s to flush installation for one minute minimum 4A Run water for a sufficient time so the hot and cold water supplies are as hot and cold as possible 4B Place a thermometer in a plastic container an...

Page 7: ...tion is complete and the faucet is ready to use The cover should be secured at this time STEP 6 TEST FOR OPERATION Test for operation If OK then close lid Use caution not to damage wires or components on electronic driver board Route wires through notches openings in the box See Fig 18 Secure lid using screws If faucet leaks from spout outlet SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLIES Check proper solenoid connectio...

Page 8: ...e converter Refer to Fig 24 and Fig 25 for reference wiring diagrams Install the grounding kit assembly 061259A per the supplied instruction sheet for proper grounding with Conductive and Non Conductive sinks Turn on power supply for the transformer 5 quick beeps 3 times will be generated when power is first applied to the unit At this stage step back at least 3 feet from the controller and spout ...

Page 9: ... change in capacitance the ability to store an electrical charge is brought on by a 2nd conductor a human body entering the Proximity field As the human hand enters and leaves the vicinity of the electrical field around the spout the solenoid is opened and closed accordingly It is critical in the installation process that all electrical and mechanical connections be as tight and rigid as possible ...

Page 10: ...f system Must be replaced with solenoid and washers Figure 28 STEP 3 CONNECT WATER SUPPLY Install sink and connect drainage to rough in See Figure 28 Polymer braided hose supplied must be connected to the spout Other connection tubes and fittings are supplied by the installer to connect to the 1 2 nominal sweat at the box outlet Connect water supply through to spout Assure supply lines are complet...

Page 11: ...s The solenoid will stay open while hands are moving then close once hands are removed from the sensing zone CONDUCTIVE SINKS NON CONDUCTIVE SINKS Fig 33 Fig 32 Metal Sink Mounting Hardware or Bracket Control Box 1 Driver Board P3 GND 120VAC Ground Electrical Box Metal Box Ground Wiring Sink Ground Wiring Earth Ground Wiring Control Box 8 To Additional Sinks Driver Boards Vitreous China Sink Contr...

Page 12: ...cer is for temporary use only for flushing of system Must be replaced with solenoid and washers Figure 35 STEP 4 FLUSH SYSTEM SET TEMPERATURE Remove coverplate from control box Open screwdriver stop s to flush installation for one minute minimum 4A Run water for a sufficient time so the hot and cold water supplies are as hot and cold as possible 4B Place a thermometer in a plastic container and ho...

Page 13: ...LIBRATION After power is applied to the driver board it generates 5 quick beeps 3 times which prompts the installer to step away from the unit During the calibration process the water will turn ON for several seconds then proceed to shut off An additional 5 beeps indicates calibration is complete and the faucet is ready to use The cover should be secured at this time STEP 6 TEST FOR OPERATION Test...

Page 14: ...to store an electrical charge is brought on by a 2nd conductor a human body entering the Proximity field As the human hand enters and leaves the vicinity of the electrical field around the spout the solenoid is opened and closed accordingly It is critical in the installation process that all electrical and mechanical connections be as tight and rigid as possible ensuring a smooth signal is carried...

Page 15: ...seconds 2 0 2 5 3 0 minutes Metering Mode b Buzzer For Proximity the buzzer setting does not silence the controller and sensor status annunciations Buzzer options are ON and OFF the default setting is ON ON ON OFF M This feature changes the product into a metering faucet it will run the full set amount of time after the user s hands are first detected Note Auto Timer T is disabled when the feature...

Page 16: ...nd water closets HARSH ABRASIVES or POLISH To clean simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth and blot dry with a soft cloth CARE INSTRUCTIONS Proximity sensing technology works by sensing changes in the electrical field Nearby conductive materials that are electrically charged or not properly electrically grounded may interfere with the desired function of the product If the controller is unable ...

Page 17: ...oid are functioning Ensure inlet screen on solenoid is not plugged with debris Check the incoming water supply Turned on proper pressure and volume etc Check for a pressure lock between the mixing valve and the solenoid Turn off the water supply and undo the connection to the inlet of the solenoid this will eliminate any built up pressure Then activate sensor and test fire the solenoid If after ab...

Page 18: ...is warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state This warranty is for commercial products only from Delta Faucet Company and Delta Faucet Canada a division of Masco Canada Limited and is void for any damage to this faucet due to misuse abuse neglect accident improper installation any use in violation of instructions furnished by Delta Fa...

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