heads facing the same direction. Using fine sandpaper, remove any flash from the hose-barb fittings. If your
System is not supplied with one or more of the optional components mentioned, then skip it and make a
connection to the next supplied component.
2. Using the supplied 50 feet (15 meters) of ½ in. (12.7 mm) ID, clear, braided hose, connect the Product Water
Line components. Secure each connection with the supplied hose clamps, placing one (1) hose clamp onto
each hose-barb fitting.
Component Interconnect Chart
To Component Inlet
Component Outlet
Sea Strainer
Inlet Connection
Rinse Clean Inlet Valve left or right port
Sea Strainer
Rinse/Clean Container
Rinse Clean Inlet Valve unused left or right port
Booster Pump
Rinse Clean Inlet Valve center port
Pre-filtration Options
Booster Pump
LP Manifold
Pre-filtration Options
Rinse Clean Discharge Valve
Brine Discharge Tee
Cleaning Bucket
Rinse Clean Discharge Valve
Brine Discharge Connector
Rinse Clean Discharge Valve
Multi Media Filter Discharge Fitting separate Thru-Hull or Tee at Brine
Discharge Connector
Multi Media Filter Waste Line (if used)
Ultra Violet (UV) Sterilizer
pH Neutralizing Filter
Potable Water Storage Tank or Cistern
Ultra Violet (UV) Sterilizer
Remote Touch Screen
The Remote Touch-Screen Enclosure Assembly is supplied with an 80 ft (24.4 m) long, NMEA-200 cable for
connection to the Main Control Panel. Place and install the Remote Touch-Screen Enclosure in a location that
meets the following criteria:
• Away from water lines and hoses.
• Away from locations that could be sprayed with water.
• In an accessible and viewable location.
• Within 80 ft (24.4 m) of the Main Control Panel.
Water Tank and Optional Components
Note:
These optional components are installed inside the Fresh Water Tank. The high- and low-level tank
switches are not mandatory for System operation; however, they do add features when the System is in
Automatic mode. The choice of make, model and style are left up to the Installer and/or Owner. The switches
must meet the electrical requirements and operations described below. The Installer may also connect an
optional
, external alarm to the System, which will alert the Operator when the System shuts down.
Description
Optional Component
(Owner/Installer-supplied)
Provides an
optional feature
to the System Control Logic that works in conjunction with the
Automatic Fresh Water Flush option. When installed and connected to the Main Printed Circuit
Fresh Water Tank Low Level Switch
Board, the Fresh Water Tank Low-Level Switch must be connected as a Normally Open (NO),
One Pole Single Throw (1PST) switch. When the Fresh Water Tank is empty, the switch is
open. As water rises in the tank, the switch closes. This informs the System Control Logic that
there is sufficient Fresh Water to perform the Automatic Fresh Water Flush Cycle.
Provides an
optional feature
to the System Control Logic that allows the System to shut off
automatically when the Fresh Water Tank is full (as long as the System is operating in Automatic
Fresh Water Tank High Level Switch
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Installation
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