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Product Installation Guidelines 

Version 1, 19 October 2022, Page 

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FUNCTION

 

PROCEDURE

 

FEEDBACK 
SIGNAL

 

INFORMATION

 

DEFAULT

 

SETTING 
RANGE  
Via IQUA 
Touch

 

First startup 

After installation

 

1x

 

 

app. 4 sec. till

 



 

Remove hand/object from sensor 
area

 

-.

 

-

 

wait

 

 

+

 



 

 

2x/sec., keep out of sensor area

 

wait till

 

 

1x 

Confirmation, ready for operation

 

Temporary off 

«Cleaning mode» 
Activate

 

1x

 

 

app. 2 sec. till

 

 

1x 

Extended function mode is active

 

2 min.

 

 

2x

 

 

a app. 0.5 sec

 

 

 

Pulsing during active function

 

Temporary off 

Stop

 

1x

 

 

app. 2 sec. 

 

 

1x

 

Manual stop

 

or automatic

 

 

1x

 

Automatic after preset time

 

Continuous run

 

Activate 

1x

 

 

app. 2 sec. till

 

 

1x

 

Extended function mode is active

 

5 min.

 

0.5-20 min. 
(in 0.5 
steps) min. 

 

1x

 

 

minimum 3 sec

(max. 5 sec.)

 



 

Water flows after releasing

 

Continuous run

 

Stop 

1x

 

 

app. 2 sec.

 



 

Manual stop

 

or automatic

 



 

Automatic after preset time

 

line purge feature  

activate / 
deactivate  
<< Automatic 
flush on set 
interval>> 
(time of 
waterflow: 3 min)

 

1x

 

 

app. 2 sec. till

 

 

1x

 

extended function mode is active 

12h

 

Off 
12 h 
24 h 
48 h

 

1x

 

 

app. 25 sec. till

 

 

1x - 4x

 

 

1x= off,

 

 

2x=12h,

 

 

3x= 24h,

 

 

4x= 

48h ignore flashes after 5 sec. and 10 
sec. 

 keep touched till 

 1x - 4x 

after app. 25 sec., releasing defines 
interval 

Wait till

 

 

1x

 

Confirmation, ready for operation 

 

 

restart electronics

 

1x

 

 

app. 2 sec. till 

 

1x

 

extended function mode is active 

 

 

2x

 

 

a app. 0,5 sec 

 

 

pulsing during active function 

 

 

1x

 

 

app. 5 sec. till 

 

4x

 

 

1x/sec. 

 

 

Release and wait till 

 

+

 



 

 

1x/sec., keep out of sensor area 

 

 

Wait till 

 

1x

 

confirmation, ready for operation 

 

 

 

8.0 

COMMISSIONING 

Initial Test for Correct Operation 

The following must be checked to ensure the correct performance of the progressive thermostatic mixer: 

 

the supply pressures and temperatures are within the range of operating pressures and temperatures for 
the thermostatic valve. 

 

the supply temperatures are within the range permitted for the unit.  

Please record the testing done during the commissioning and record the temperature of the hot and cold-water 
supplies and the temperature of the mixed water at the full hot setting. 

A calibrated digital thermometer having rapid response time with maximum temperature hold will be required to 
check and set the outlet mixed temperature of the mixer. 

To Commission 

To test the temperature, open the valve and allow the mixed heated water to flow for at least 30 to 60 seconds 
so the temperature can stabilise before taking a temperature reading at the outlet with a digital thermometer. The 
flow rate should be at least 4L/min. 

The temper ture sh u d  e t ken    se t  the m xer’s  ut et  nd  f the  ut et temper ture requ res adjustment, 
then follow the temperature adjustment in the installation instructions. 

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Summary of Contents for 100.41.21.20

Page 1: ...ER SUPPLY CONDITIONS 3 5 1 INTRODUCTION 3 5 2 SUPPLY PRESSURE REQUIREMENTS 3 6 0 PRE INSTALLATION 4 7 0 INSTALLATION 5 7 1 OPERATION AND TESTING 8 7 2 SENSOR SETTING INSTRUCTIONS 8 8 0 COMMISSIONING 9...

Page 2: ...ate fast and easy cleaning Complies with the requirements of AS 4032 4 Thermostatic Mixing Valves Self draining spout design Unique hygiene flush feature for in situ disinfection Suitable for connecti...

Page 3: ...5 2 SUPPLY PRESSURE REQUIREMENTS This mixer is designed to be installed on all types of plumbing systems Hot and cold water supply pressures should be reasonably balanced however the mixer will functi...

Page 4: ...MOUNTING DETAILS WALL PREPARATION 1 Cut out hole in wall as per dimensions shown below The depth of the hole must be between 75 and 95mm from the finished wall face 2 Drill four holes located as per...

Page 5: ...s nstru t ns T h eve pt mum performance from the valve it is recommended that the inlet pressures are balanced to within 10 of each other To ensure that the mixing valve operates correctly it is neces...

Page 6: ...m of free cable inside the box Using suitable fittings attach the box inside the wall Box must be leveled and installed parallel to the finished wall Connect supplied inlets to the thermostatic mixer...

Page 7: ...he inner part of the spout to the mixing valve body until it stops Tighten to a torque of 10Nm Align the position of the back nut with the faceplate recess in frame and secure using grub screw The bac...

Page 8: ...er part of the spout before installing the outer spout Push spout to the end and lock with grub screw to secure Ensure the disinfecton key cover is fitted to the open hole as shown 7 1 OPERATION AND T...

Page 9: ...peration restart electronics 1x app 2 sec till 1x extended function mode is active 2x a app 0 5 sec pulsing during active function 1x app 5 sec till 4x 1x sec Release and wait till 1x sec keep out of...

Page 10: ...n following the isolation The volume of mixed water discharged for a period of between 5 35 seconds should be measured and should not exceed the maximum volume set out in the applicable standard or co...

Page 11: ...strainer and non return v ve f tted t the h t nd d w ter supp y nes The n et f tt ngs supp ed w th e h TMV will ensure this requirement is met If the CliniMix Thermostatic Mixing Valve is to be instal...

Page 12: ...eratures 10 2 GENERAL SERVICING General Servicing of the CliniMix CMV2 Wall Mounted Hands Free Point Of Use Thermostatic Mixers 10 2 1 STRAINER AND NON RETURN VALVES 1 t v te the Temp r ry ff fun t n...

Page 13: ...THERMOSTATIC CARTRIDGE 1 Disassemble spout and faceplate refer to 10 2 1 Strainer And Non Return Valves step 1 2 Turn the s t ng v ves t C O E p s t n 3 Break remove the plastic lock in the center of...

Page 14: ...be re installed by screwing into the mixer body until it reaches a firm stop and tightened The cartridge should be tightened to a torque of 15Nm Re install or install new plastic lock Note Plastic loc...

Page 15: ...lve fails to shut down or fails to maintain its set temperature then refer to Troubleshooting section 5 Year Maintenance Procedure Every five years the thermostatic mixer needs to have a full service...

Page 16: ...without the faceplate 3 Insert spout without faceplate and flange and secure 4 Using wrench size 23mm untight the tightening ring t v te the C nt nu us run fun t n and using wrench 16mm adjust the te...

Page 17: ...ource not found if the mixer malfunctions or should the test results fail to fall within the specified limits consider replacing the cartridge with a new one see section 11 3 Important Notes On Debris...

Page 18: ...ridge and carry out an inspection 11 4 MAINTENANCE CLEANING On a regular basis the anti splash nozzle should be inspected and cleaned if necessary This should be done immediately before sterilising is...

Page 19: ...n it 180 direction not important Place the warning tag in the keys gr ve t v te C nt nu us run Function See section 7 2 SENSOR SETTING INSTRUCTIONS WARNING Spout and water temperature flowing out from...

Page 20: ...he correct connections The thermostatic mixing valve will not shut down The hot to cold mix temperature differential is not 10 C or greater Thermostatic cartridge contains debris or is damaged Non ret...

Page 21: ...wn on the schedule in the m nuf turer s w rr nty Dur ng the w rr nty per d v n Eng neer ng w rep e r rep r ny defective products manufactured by Galvin Engineering without charge so long as the terms...

Page 22: ...ter Pressure _______kPa Make of Mixing Valve _______________________ Model No ________________________ Size __________________ Valve Location Building _________________________________________________...

Page 23: ...oning Work It is hereby certified that all the commissioning work has been carried out by the undersigned in accordance with the requirements of the Codes of Practice indicated prior Date of Valve Com...

Page 24: ...Water C One Outlet in Use All Req d Outlets in Use One Outlet in Use All Req d Outlets in Use 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Give details of brand and model designation Commensurate with the design flow rat...

Page 25: ..._________________________Signature ______________________ Date _______________________ Maintenance Tests Yes Date of Previous Service ______________________________________________ Previous Service ca...

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