3
NOTE: Discharge of raw untreated sewage is
restricted in all U. S. waters inside the three-mile limit.
“Y” Valves, if installed, must direct toilet discharge to
a USCG approved treatment system or holding tank
and must be secured in that position while inside the
three-mile limit.
WIRING
WARNING:
RISK OF FIRE - The Crown Head must
be wired to a separately fused circuit with no other
electrical appliances on the circuit.
1. Measure wire distance from power source to, Pump
Relay to, toilet and back to power source. Refer to
Specification Table for proper wire gauge and circuit
breaker/fuse sizes.
2. Use 16 AWG to PRS (Switch) and Pump Relay blue
wires.
12, 24 and 32 VDC Crown Head Units:
Wire as per
FIG 4. (For momentary switch operation.)
2. Using a protected circuit that is appropriate for the
voltage of the unit, connect the positive lead from
Momentary Flush Switch
(PRS)
3 Amp Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
Main Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
(See Specification Chart)
Pos Voltage from
Battery or DC Power
Panel
Battery
Lug
Solenoid Relay
(CDS)
#14 Awg
Wire
Ground
-
(Neg)
Crown Head
+
(Pos)
Wiring the Crown Head (DC Unit with
Momentary Flush Switch)
FIG 4
L91 1022jlc
PLUMBING
WARNING: HAZARD OF FLOODING
Toilets mounted at or below the waterline, at greatest
angle of heel, and connected to a Seacock/Thru Hull
Fitting(s) MUST have VENTED LOOPS installed
in toilet discharge plumbing and between raw water
intake pump and toilet bowl.
Install vented loops per manufacturer’s instructions.
Double clamp all below-waterline connections.
Whenever possible hose connections should be secured
using two all-stainless steel hose clamps. Integrity of
clamps, hoses and fittings should be checked periodically.
Fittings and 90 degree bends should be kept to a minimum
to maintain proper performance.
3. Connect ground wire from the battery or power source
to the negative terminal on the motor.
For VAC 120/240 Crown Head Units
: See
instructions with transformer units.
SYSTEM START-UP
1. Be sure intake and discharge seacocks are open.
2. Remove the cap from the reservoir and pour in 2
oz. (59ml) of Cleans Potties (1PCP32); fill the
remainder of the reservoir with fresh water and
replace the cap and siphon
assembly.
3. Refer to Operation on page 1. If the toilet does not
flush properly, or if water does not enter the bowl
within 10 seconds, refer to the Troubleshooting
Section.
Running the unit dry will damage the
intake pump.
the battery or power source to the “BAT” lug on the
relay and connect a lead from the other relay lug to
the positive terminal on the Crown Head motor.
3
NOTE: Discharge of raw untreated sewage is
restricted in all U. S. waters inside the three-mile limit.
“Y” Valves, if installed, must direct toilet discharge to
a USCG approved treatment system or holding tank
and must be secured in that position while inside the
three-mile limit.
WIRING
WARNING:
RISK OF FIRE - The Crown Head must
be wired to a separately fused circuit with no other
electrical appliances on the circuit.
1. Measure wire distance from power source to toilet
and back, refer to Specification Table for proper wire
gauge and circuit breaker/fuse sizes.
12, 24 and 32 VDC Crown Head Units:
Wire as per
FIG 4. (For momentary switch operation.)
2. Using a protected circuit that is appropriate for the
voltage of the unit, connect the positive lead from
the battery or power source to the “BAT” lug on the
relay and connect a lead from the other relay lug to
the positive terminal on the Crown Head motor.
3. Connect ground wire from the battery or power source
to the negative terminal on the motor.
For VAC 120/240 Crown Head Units
: See
instructions with transformer units.
SYSTEM START-UP
1. Be sure intake and discharge seacocks are open.
2. Remove the cap from the Concentrate reservoir
and pour in 2 oz. (59ml) of Concentrate; fill the
remainder of the reservoir with fresh water and
replace the cap and siphon
assembly.
3. Refer to Operation on page 1. If the toilet does not
flush properly, or if water does not enter the bowl
within 10 seconds, refer to the Troubleshooting
Section.
Running the unit dry will damage the
intake pump.
Pushbutton
Switch
(164000BR)
3 Amp Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
Main Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
(See Specification Chart)
Pos Voltage from
Battery or DC Power
Panel
Battery
Lug
Solenoid Relay
(CDS)
#14 Awg
Wire
Ground
-
(Neg)
Crown Head
+
(Pos)
Wiring the Crown Head (DC Unit with
Momentary Push Button Switch
PLUMBING
WARNING: HAZARD OF FLOODING
Toilets mounted at or below the waterline, at greatest
angle of heel, and connected to a Seacock/Thru Hull
Fitting(s) MUST have VENTED LOOPS installed
in toilet discharge plumbing and between raw water
intake pump and toilet bowl.
Install vented loops per manufacturer’s instructions.
Double clamp all below-waterline connections.
Whenever possible hose connections should be secured
using two all-stainless steel hose clamps. Integrity of
clamps, hoses and fittings should be checked periodically.
Fittings and 90 degree bends should be kept to a minimum
to maintain proper performance.
FIG 4
L91 0116jlc
3
NOTE: Discharge of raw untreated sewage is
restricted in all U. S. waters inside the three-mile limit.
“Y” Valves, if installed, must direct toilet discharge to
a USCG approved treatment system or holding tank
and must be secured in that position while inside the
three-mile limit.
WIRING
WARNING:
RISK OF FIRE - The Crown Head must
be wired to a separately fused circuit with no other
electrical appliances on the circuit.
1. Measure wire distance from power source to toilet
and back, refer to Specification Table for proper wire
gauge and circuit breaker/fuse sizes.
12, 24 and 32 VDC Crown Head Units:
Wire as per
FIG 4. (For momentary push button switch operation.)
2. Using a protected circuit that is appropriate for the
voltage of the unit, connect the positive lead from
the battery or power source to the “BAT” lug on the
relay and connect a lead from the other relay lug to
the positive terminal on the Crown Head motor.
3. Connect ground wire from the battery or power source
to the negative terminal on the motor.
For VAC 120/240 Crown Head Units
: See
instructions with transformer units.
SYSTEM START-UP
1. Be sure intake and discharge seacocks are open.
2. Remove the cap from the Concentrate reservoir
and pour in 2 oz. (59ml) of Concentrate; fill the
remainder of the reservoir with fresh water and
replace the cap and siphon
assembly.
3. Refer to Operation on page 1. If the toilet does not
flush properly, or if water does not enter the bowl
within 10 seconds, refer to the Troubleshooting
Section.
Running the unit dry will damage the
intake pump.
Pushbutton
Switch
(164000BR)
3 Amp Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
Main Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
(See Specification Chart)
Pos Voltage from
Battery or DC Power
Panel
Battery
Lug
Solenoid Relay
(CDS)
#14 Awg
Wire
Ground
-
(Neg)
Crown Head
+
(Pos)
Wiring the Crown Head (DC Unit with
Momentary Push Button Switch
PLUMBING
WARNING: HAZARD OF FLOODING
Toilets mounted at or below the waterline, at greatest
angle of heel, and connected to a Seacock/Thru Hull
Fitting(s) MUST have VENTED LOOPS installed
in toilet discharge plumbing and between raw water
intake pump and toilet bowl.
Install vented loops per manufacturer’s instructions.
Double clamp all below-waterline connections.
Whenever possible hose connections should be secured
using two all-stainless steel hose clamps. Integrity of
clamps, hoses and fittings should be checked periodically.
Fittings and 90 degree bends should be kept to a minimum
to maintain proper performance.
Crown Head with Raritan Sanitation Device,
Holding Tank and “Y” Valve
Above Waterline Installation Shown
To
Deck
Pumpout
Crown Head
Holding Tank
Discharge
Thru-Hull
and Seacock
Intake
Thru-Hull
and Seacock
“Y” Valve
Drawing Not to Scale
FIG 2
Crown Head with Raritan Sanitation Device
and Vented Loops
Sanitation Device
Crown Head
Intake
Thru-Hull and
Seacock
Discharge
Thru-Hull
And Seacock
Vented Loop
Vented
Loop
At or Below Waterline Installation Shown
Drawing Not to Scale
FIG 3
Sanitation Device
FIG 4
L91 0116jlc
3
NOTE: Discharge of raw untreated sewage is
restricted in all U. S. waters inside the three-mile limit.
“Y” Valves, if installed, must direct toilet discharge to
a USCG approved treatment system or holding tank
and must be secured in that position while inside the
three-mile limit.
WIRING
WARNING:
RISK OF FIRE - The Crown Head must
be wired to a separately fused circuit with no other
electrical appliances on the circuit.
1. Measure wire distance from power source to toilet
and back, refer to Specification Table for proper wire
gauge and circuit breaker/fuse sizes.
12, 24 and 32 VDC Crown Head Units:
Wire as per
FIG 4. (For momentary switch operation.)
2. Using a protected circuit that is appropriate for the
voltage of the unit, connect the positive lead from
the battery or power source to the “BAT” lug on the
relay and connect a lead from the other relay lug to
the positive terminal on the Crown Head motor.
3. Connect ground wire from the battery or power source
to the negative terminal on the motor.
For VAC 120/240 Crown Head Units
: See
instructions with transformer units.
SYSTEM START-UP
1. Be sure intake and discharge seacocks are open.
2. Remove the cap from the Concentrate reservoir
and pour in 2 oz. (59ml) of Concentrate; fill the
remainder of the reservoir with fresh water and
replace the cap and siphon
assembly.
3. Refer to Operation on page 1. If the toilet does not
flush properly, or if water does not enter the bowl
within 10 seconds, refer to the Troubleshooting
Section.
Running the unit dry will damage the
intake pump.
Pushbutton
Switch
(164000BR)
3 Amp Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
Main Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
(See Specification Chart)
Pos Voltage from
Battery or DC Power
Panel
Battery
Lug
Solenoid Relay
(CDS)
#14 Awg
Wire
Ground
-
(Neg)
Crown Head
+
(Pos)
Wiring the Crown Head (DC Unit with
Momentary Push Button Switch
PLUMBING
WARNING: HAZARD OF FLOODING
Toilets mounted at or below the waterline, at greatest
angle of heel, and connected to a Seacock/Thru Hull
Fitting(s) MUST have VENTED LOOPS installed
in toilet discharge plumbing and between raw water
intake pump and toilet bowl.
Install vented loops per manufacturer’s instructions.
Double clamp all below-waterline connections.
Whenever possible hose connections should be secured
using two all-stainless steel hose clamps. Integrity of
clamps, hoses and fittings should be checked periodically.
Fittings and 90 degree bends should be kept to a minimum
to maintain proper performance.
FIG 4
L91 0116jlc
3
NOTE: Discharge of raw untreated sewage is
restricted in all U. S. waters inside the three-mile limit.
“Y” Valves, if installed, must direct toilet discharge to
a USCG approved treatment system or holding tank
and must be secured in that position while inside the
three-mile limit.
WIRING
WARNING:
RISK OF FIRE - The Crown Head must
be wired to a separately fused circuit with no other
electrical appliances on the circuit.
1. Measure wire distance from power source to toilet
and back, refer to Specification Table for proper wire
gauge and circuit breaker/fuse sizes.
12, 24 and 32 VDC Crown Head Units:
Wire as per
FIG 4. (For momentary push button switch operation.)
2. Using a protected circuit that is appropriate for the
voltage of the unit, connect the positive lead from
the battery or power source to the “BAT” lug on the
relay and connect a lead from the other relay lug to
the positive terminal on the Crown Head motor.
3. Connect ground wire from the battery or power source
to the negative terminal on the motor.
For VAC 120/240 Crown Head Units
: See
instructions with transformer units.
SYSTEM START-UP
1. Be sure intake and discharge seacocks are open.
2. Remove the cap from the Concentrate reservoir
and pour in 2 oz. (59ml) of Concentrate; fill the
remainder of the reservoir with fresh water and
replace the cap and siphon
assembly.
3. Refer to Operation on page 1. If the toilet does not
flush properly, or if water does not enter the bowl
within 10 seconds, refer to the Troubleshooting
Section.
Running the unit dry will damage the
intake pump.
Pushbutton
Switch
(164000BR)
3 Amp Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
Main Fuse or
Circuit Breaker
(See Specification Chart)
Pos Voltage from
Battery or DC Power
Panel
Battery
Lug
Solenoid Relay
(CDS)
#14 Awg
Wire
Ground
-
(Neg)
Crown Head
+
(Pos)
Wiring the Crown Head (DC Unit with
Momentary Push Button Switch
PLUMBING
WARNING: HAZARD OF FLOODING
Toilets mounted at or below the waterline, at greatest
angle of heel, and connected to a Seacock/Thru Hull
Fitting(s) MUST have VENTED LOOPS installed
in toilet discharge plumbing and between raw water
intake pump and toilet bowl.
Install vented loops per manufacturer’s instructions.
Double clamp all below-waterline connections.
Whenever possible hose connections should be secured
using two all-stainless steel hose clamps. Integrity of
clamps, hoses and fittings should be checked periodically.
Fittings and 90 degree bends should be kept to a minimum
to maintain proper performance.
Crown Head with Raritan Sanitation Device,
Holding Tank and “Y” Valve
Above Waterline Installation Shown
To
Deck
Pumpout
Crown Head
Holding Tank
Discharge
Thru-Hull
and Seacock
Intake
Thru-Hull
and Seacock
“Y” Valve
Drawing Not to Scale
FIG 2
Crown Head with Raritan Sanitation Device
and Vented Loops
Sanitation Device
Crown Head
Intake
Thru-Hull and
Seacock
Discharge
Thru-Hull
And Seacock
Vented Loop
Vented
Loop
At or Below Waterline Installation Shown
Drawing Not to Scale
FIG 3
Sanitation Device
FIG 4
L91 0116jlc
