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before proceeding with installation
ACCESS TO SENSOR TAP COMPONENTS
Ensure that access to the sensor, solenoid
valve, transformer/ 240 V power point, and
cabling is available for future maintenance
when planning or installing assemblies.
• The solenoid valve and power point/
transformer is generally located either in the
wall or in the ceiling space but they must be
easily accessible for servicing purposes. This
may be through an access panel on the wall
or the ceiling.
• The cable should be located inside the wall
cavity to connect to the power pack lead.
All wiring, cables, or leads must be installed
in such a way that they can be easily
removed and replaced if necessary. It is
recommended that all cabling is fed through
20mm conduit to allow for servicing and
replacement in future.
WARNING: Do not cut the wires or extend
the existing cables without using the
correct lead extension from Enware, as this
will void warranty.
BEFORE CONNECTING WATER SUPPLY
• Ensure all supply lines are flushed
thoroughly to remove debris prior to the
installation of this product. Strainers (40
mesh) are recommended if debris is an
ongoing problem.
• A pressure reduction valve may be required
to comply with the recommended maximum
supply pressure and/or balanced pressure
requirements.
• Isolation valve and mesh strainer should
be fitted before the solenoid, for ease
of servicing and trouble-free solenoid
operation.
WATER SUPPLY TEMPERATURE
• As the sensor controls a single solenoid
valve it is necessary that water temperature
and flow are pre-set to the unit.
It is recommended that an Aquablend
Thermostatic Mixing Valve be used to
provide pre-mixed water to the valve.
SET-OUT HEIGHT
Also take into consideration the water flow projection from spout outlet.
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