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Component Descriptions  ...................................................................................................................................... 22
Pre-filtration Components  ..................................................................................................................................... 22
Pressurization Components  ................................................................................................................................. 24
Brine Discharge Components  ............................................................................................................................... 24
Product Water Components  ................................................................................................................................. 25
Fresh Water System Components  ....................................................................................................................... 25
Fresh Water Flush Components  ........................................................................................................................... 26
Electronic Components  ........................................................................................................................................ 26
Miscellaneous Components  ................................................................................................................................. 27

Chapter 3: Electrical Specifications.....................................................................29

Electrical Requirements and Specs  ...................................................................................................................... 29
System Safety Check  ........................................................................................................................................... 29
Hazard Warning  ................................................................................................................................................... 29
Amperage Notes  .................................................................................................................................................. 29
Power Source Requirements  ................................................................................................................................ 30
Motor Rotation  ...................................................................................................................................................... 30
Electric Motor Specifications  ................................................................................................................................ 30
Alternating Current Systems  ................................................................................................................................. 30
Recommended Circuit Breaker Based on Operating Voltage  ............................................................................... 31
Recommended Power Wire Size to System  ......................................................................................................... 31
Recommended Power Wire Size to Booster Pump  .............................................................................................. 31
Recommended Power Wire Size to High Pressure Pump  .................................................................................... 31

Chapter 4: Installation.........................................................................................

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System Frame  ...................................................................................................................................................... 33
Component Mounting  ........................................................................................................................................... 33
Tube-Fitting Assembly  .......................................................................................................................................... 33
Interconnecting Components with Supplied Hose  ................................................................................................ 34
Remote Touch Screen .......................................................................................................................................... 35
Water Tank and Optional Components  ................................................................................................................ 35
UV Sterilizer  ......................................................................................................................................................... 36
Install Fittings  ....................................................................................................................................................... 36
Install Quartz Sleeve  ............................................................................................................................................ 37
Connect Plumbing  ................................................................................................................................................ 38
Install Ultraviolet Lamp  ......................................................................................................................................... 39
Mounting the Unit  ................................................................................................................................................. 39

Chapter 5: Commissioning..................................................................................

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Check the Installation  ........................................................................................................................................... 41
Check RO Membrane(s) ....................................................................................................................................... 41
System Valve Positions  ........................................................................................................................................ 42
Controller Setup  ................................................................................................................................................... 42
System Main Controller Update As Of 10/30/2017  ............................................................................................... 47
System Commissioning  ........................................................................................................................................ 48
Display Setting  ..................................................................................................................................................... 52
Setting System Clock  ........................................................................................................................................... 54
Setting System Run Timers  .................................................................................................................................. 55
Setting System Salinity  ......................................................................................................................................... 59
Setting Fresh Water Flush  .................................................................................................................................... 60
Manual System Check .......................................................................................................................................... 63
Multi Media Filter Backwash and Rinse  ................................................................................................................ 64

Chapter 6: General Operation  .............................................................................. 67

Important Notes  .................................................................................................................................................... 67
New Systems  ....................................................................................................................................................... 67
Freezing Temperature Warning  ............................................................................................................................ 67
RO Membrane Element Warning  ......................................................................................................................... 67
Fresh Water Flush Warning  .................................................................................................................................. 68

Summary of Contents for SRC Aqua Matic 1400-2

Page 1: ...450 1800 Owner s Manual Manual PN B651140001 Revision 12 1 2017 SRC Aqua Matic 450 1 SRC Aqua Matic 900 2 SRC Aqua Matic 700 1 SRC Aqua Matic 1400 2 SRC Aqua Matic 900 1 SRC Aqua Matic 1800 2 SYSTEM MODELS Owner s Manual ...

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Page 3: ...Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 Owner s Manual Manual PN B651140001 ...

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Page 5: ...covery SRC SC Storage Chemical 15 Sea Recovery SRC MCC 1 Membrane Cleaning Chemical 15 Sea Recovery SRC MCC 2 Membrane Cleaning Chemical 15 Sea Recovery SRC MCC 3 Membrane Cleaning Chemical 16 Patent Information 16 Chapter 2 System Description 17 Pre Installation Safety Checks 17 Storage Prior to Uncrating 17 Chemical Precautions 17 System Safety Check 17 Installer Minimum Qualifications 18 Warnin...

Page 6: ...ressure Pump 31 Chapter 4 Installation 33 System Frame 33 Component Mounting 33 Tube Fitting Assembly 33 Interconnecting Components with Supplied Hose 34 Remote Touch Screen 35 Water Tank and Optional Components 35 UV Sterilizer 36 Install Fittings 36 Install Quartz Sleeve 37 Connect Plumbing 38 Install Ultraviolet Lamp 39 Mounting the Unit 39 Chapter 5 Commissioning 41 Check the Installation 41 C...

Page 7: ...96 Chemical Precautions 96 Note on Component Cleaning 96 Warnings 96 Weekly Quick Check 97 Operator Maintenance Intervals 97 Third Party Parts Warning 97 Component Maintenance and Repair 98 Inlet Thru Hull Fitting 98 Sea Cock Valve 98 Inlet Connection 98 Sea Strainer 98 Electric Motor and Booster Pump Assembly 98 T Connector Pressure Pick Up 100 Pressure Transducers 100 Plankton Filter Element Cle...

Page 8: ... 116 Dual Pre Filter 117 Commercial Pre Filter 117 Oil and Water Separator 117 Std HP Pump Assembly 117 HP Pump Assembly 119 RO Membrane and Assembly 119 Automated Motor Actuated Back Pressure Regulator 121 Brine Discharge Flow Meter 121 Salinity Probe 122 System Main Controller Update As Of 10 30 2017 123 System Fault Error Messages 124 System Warning Messages 129 Chapter 9 Glossary 133 Terms 133...

Page 9: ...n are typically correctable Note that if a minor component problem is left uncorrected it can affect the rest of the system and lead to more extensive issues and or damage Important Sea Recovery encourages you to read the manual thoroughly before attempting installation or operation as well as to keep the manual for future reference By gaining a better understanding of your system you will be equi...

Page 10: ...Terms and Conditions The use of this manual acknowledges acceptance of the terms and conditions provided herewith and the agreement to comply with all applicable laws and regulations pertaining to the use of this manual In addition the use of this manual forms an agreement that Sea Recovery s trademarked name or Sea Recovery s trademarked logo mark are not to be used in any form or manner except w...

Page 11: ...manual is strictly prohibited Copyright Sea Recovery Corporation 2008 2012 Revision History About this Manual Description8 Affected Pages Date Rev Added HP75 SoftStart Parts View May 2013 7 Full revision of manual layout and content All 2011 August 31 6 Updated drawings for exploded parts view 10 1 through 10 47 March 30 2010 5 Multi media filter installation revision 5 2 23 November 2009 4 Genera...

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Page 13: ...t the need of an operator Inside this manual you will find detailed technical information and instructions for the installation operation maintenance and troubleshooting of your Aqua Matic RO Desalination System Note The term System refers to the Aqua Matic RO Desalination System and will be used throughout this manual Models The Aqua Matic Compact series is available in the following six models 4...

Page 14: ...e majority of problems derive from premature failure of unauthorized third party replacement parts Attention Using unauthorized parts will void the Sea Recovery Corporation warranty Use of non Sea Recovery Corporation supplied parts and accessories including but not limited to maintenance parts pre filter elements cleaning and storage chemical spare parts replacement parts system components instal...

Page 15: ...fouling rust chemical or petroleum products attack extreme temperatures over 120 F 49 C under 32 F 0 C drying out or extreme pressures over 1000 psig 69 bar In the event of a defect a malfunction or failure specifically covered by this warranty and during the warranty period Sea Recovery Corporation will repair or replace at its option the product or component therein which upon examination by Sea...

Page 16: ...vironmental regulations Compliance Sea Recovery s Reverse Osmosis Desalination Systems are Type Accepted by the American Bureau of Shipping ABS Sea Recovery s Reverse Osmosis Desalination Systems comply with FCC 15 105 Sea Recovery s Reverse Osmosis Desalination Systems have been independently tested and determined to be in compliance with European CE Conformité Européne Please refer to the Append...

Page 17: ...LONGED CONTACT WITH SKIN DO NOT TAKE INTERNALLY KEEP AWAY FROM FOOD FIRST AID IF SWALLOWED CALL A PHYSICIAN DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING GIVE ONE GLASS OF TAP WATER OR MILK IN CASE OF CONTACT IMMEDIATELY FLUSH EYES WITH WATER FOR 15 MINUTES GET IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION THOROUGHLYWASH AFFECTED SKIN AFTER HANDLING PRODUCT CONTACT A PHYSICIAN IF IRRITATION PERSISTS MEDICAL PERSONNEL FAMILIAR WITH Sea Re...

Page 18: ...IRST AID IF SWALLOWED CALL A PHYSICIAN GIVE TAP WATER AND INDUCE VOMITING IN CASE OF CONTACT IMMEDIATELY FLUSH EYES WITH WATER FOR 15 MINUTES GET IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION THOROUGHLY WASH AFFECTED SKIN AFTER HANDLING PRODUCT CONTACT A PHYSICIAN IF IRRITATION PERSISTS MEDICAL PERSONNEL FAMILIAR WITH Sea Recovery SRC MCC3 R O MEMBRANE ELEMENT RUST REMOVER CLEANING CHEMICAL ARE AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A...

Page 19: ...t connect a water line to your Aqua Matic RO Desalination System that may contain any of the following chemicals Hydrogen peroxide chloramines T Chlorine dioxide chlorine Bromine phenolic disinfectants Chloramines N chlorioisocyanurates Hypochlorite iodine Bromide petroleum products Important The use of non authorized and or the misuse of authorized chemicals will void your Sea Recovery Corporatio...

Page 20: ... with water If eye contact occurs flush eyes repeatedly with water and notify a physician immediately Caution Never mount the liquid holding component above any electrical or electronic device Extensive damage to the electronic device will result if liquid enters device during maintenance and or component failure Important Do not over tighten PVC fittings If threaded pipe fittings leak after insta...

Page 21: ...tic tri polyamide thin film composite spiral wound single pass Reverse Osmosis membrane element Reverse Osmosis RO membrane 0 1 PPM Chlorine tolerance 3 11 typical seawater pH is 8 pH range Minimum feed water pressure 41 4 kPa 0 42 kg cm 6 psi Maximum feed water pressure 275 8 kPa 2 8 kg cm 40 psi Nominal operating pressure seawater 35 000 PPM 77 F 25 C 5516 kPa 56 25 kg cm 800 psi External instal...

Page 22: ...ection fitting Brine Discharge Thru Hull Fitting minimum in 19 mm MNPT connection for mating to the supplied in 19 mm FNPT Brine Discharge Connector fitting Caution The Brine Discharge Thru Hull fitting must be installed above water level Do not install any valve in the Brine Discharge line A blockage or closed valve will cause damage to the System FNPT Connections The connection of the Product Wa...

Page 23: ...RO Membrane Element has been installed check the High Pressure Vessel s for a RO Membrane Element Serial Number tag illustrated below If the RO Membrane Element Serial Number tag is missing or does not contain a serial number and date then the RO Membrane Element s are not installed If the RO Membrane Element s are not installed and you wish to install them at this time then please contact Sea Rec...

Page 24: ... the High Pressure Pump from premature wear and the Reverse Osmosis Membrane Element from premature fouling 1 Inlet Thru Hull Fitting with Forward Facing Scoop The point at which the Feed Water enters the system The System s Installer must use a forward facing scoop so that the System receives positive water flow as the ship is moving Caution A flush Inlet Thru hull Fitting will create a vacuum as...

Page 25: ...ommercial Pre filter cartridge element contains 37 5 sq ft 3 5 square meters of filtering surface area This oversized cartridge offers a longer filter element life which in turn extends the time interval between required maintenance as well as reduces maintenance labor and pre filter element replacement costs For additional information on obtaining this optional accessory please contact Sea Recove...

Page 26: ...l double the System s production 5 High Pressure Hose RO Membrane Element and Vessel Assembly Outlet to High Pressure Manifold Inlet 6 High Pressure Transducer Measures the System operating pressure from the outlet of the High Pressure Pump to the RO Membrane Element s and Vessel s 7 Back Pressure Regulator Controls the System operating pressure applied to the RO Membrane Element s 8 High Pressure...

Page 27: ...zer Filter Dissolves calcium carbonate into the Product Water thus bringing the pH level back to neutral i e at approximately pH 7 Note The pH value of pure water is pH 7 which is regarded as neutral pH values from 0 to 7 indicate acidity while pH values from 7 25 to 14 indicate alkalinity The Product Water from your Aqua Matic RO Desalination System will be slightly acidic because most of the nat...

Page 28: ...brane Element cleaning storing or winterizing process 5 Rinse Clean Valves optional Mounted separately on singular individual plates or together on a double plate The Rinse Clean Inlet Valve used in conjunction with the Rinse Clean Outlet Valve simplifies the storage and cleaning procedures by allowing the Operator to turn a valve rather than disconnect a hose Also used for manual Fresh Water Flus...

Page 29: ... Owner To be supplied by the System s Owner Provides an optional feature to the System Control Logic that shuts off the System automatically Fresh Water Tank High Level Switch when the Fresh Water Tank is full Note System has to be operating in Automatic mode Additionally the System will not start in Automatic mode when the Fresh Water Tank High Level Switch signals the System Control Logic that t...

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Page 31: ...e proper connection relieve stress on the cable and fitting and to allow ease of detachment and re attachment for maintenance and or replacement If electrical cables are pulled tight and bent at the strain relief then they may detach from the strain relief The result is 1 a dangerous electrical shock condition wire breakage and loss of the strain relief s water tight integrity Amperage Notes The e...

Page 32: ...ou may ensure proper rotation by jogging each motor from manual operation mode Electric Motor Specifications Abbreviations HP Horse Power RPM Revolutions Per Minute FLA Full Load Amperes LRA Locked Rotor Amperes at startup Alternating Current Systems Single Phase Alternating Current Oil Filled Pumps Booster Pump Motor High Pressure Pump Motor LRA FLA RPM HP LRA FLA RPM HP Hz VAC 20 7 4 2850 0 5 10...

Page 33: ...3 50 110 10 3 7 2850 0 5 44 11 5 2850 3 50 220 20 9 4 3450 0 5 86 25 4 3450 3 60 115 10 4 7 3450 0 5 43 12 7 3450 3 60 230 Three Phase Alternating Current Oil Free Pumps Booster Pump Motor High Pressure Pump Motor LRA FLA RPM HP LRA FLA RPM HP Hz VAC 8 2 2 5 2850 0 5 24 9 7 9 2850 2 5 50 220 4 7 1 5 2850 0 5 14 4 4 6 2850 2 5 50 380 7 9 2 4 3450 0 5 23 8 7 6 3450 3 60 230 3 9 1 2 3450 0 5 11 9 3 8...

Page 34: ...er Pump Recommended Minimum Wire Size for Run Length Max Load Amperes Phase Operating Voltage 50 ft 15 m 25 ft 8 m 10 ft 3 m 14 AWG 2 5 mm 14 AWG 2 5 mm 14 AWG 2 5 mm 9 4 Single 110 115 VAC 14 AWG 2 5 mm 14 AWG 2 5 mm 14 AWG 2 5 mm 4 7 Single 220 230 VAC 16 AWG 1 5 mm 16 AWG 1 5 mm 16 AWG 1 5 mm 2 5 Three 220 VAC 16 AWG 1 5 mm 16 AWG 1 5 mm 16 AWG 1 5 mm 1 5 Three 380 VAC 16 AWG 1 5 mm 16 AWG 1 5 ...

Page 35: ...rubber isolation mounts supplied Four 4 threaded bolts and four 4 sheet metal screws are provided for attachment 1 Lay the System frame on a flat surface and mark the mounting holes 2 Temporarily move the System frame and drill the appropriate holes depending on the hardware that you are using 3 Place the System frame over the drilled holes and attach the rubber isolation grommet under the frame a...

Page 36: ...be with attached parts from body 5 Check that the O Ring is seated under the tube s spacer and not pinched into its body 6 Insert tube with attached parts into the body and tighten nut finger tight Interconnecting Components with Supplied Hose Note in 6 35 mm OD nylon tubing is supplied with applicable components for connecting pressure pick up points to the Low Pressure Transducers Use of this tu...

Page 37: ...r 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 Fil...

Page 38: ...he Main Printed Alarm Circuit Board is 12 VDC with MAXIMUM allowable current consumption of one 1 Ampere This alarm will signal if a fault occurs It will not signal with a normal shut down i e one that was not associated with a fault UV Sterilizer The following steps describe the assembly and installation process for the Ultraviolet UV Sterilizer component The SP Series UV unit is shipped with a U...

Page 39: ... Sleeve Important Perform this procedure only when water piping for UV unit is in place and ready for service 1 Visually inspect quartz sleeve for cracks and damages 2 Remove the ballast box cover Remove the four 4 screws holding the ballast box cover then remove the cover 3 Remove the rubber boot and pull out the 4 point lamp connector 4 Remove the compression nuts 5 Insert the quartz sleeve Plac...

Page 40: ...and label the port Inlet 2 Insert the temporary pipe into the other cylinder port to direct water into a container 3 Slowly fill the cylinder with water and flush cylinder for one 1 minute 4 Remove temporary pipe and insert the return pipe into the cylinder port then label the port Outlet 5 Slowly pressurize the UV unit by filling the cylinder with water while checking for leaks 6 If leaks are fou...

Page 41: ...ession nuts Then turn power ON Caution Rapid successive cycling of the power to the ballast can cause premature failure of the unit 7 Verify UV lamp operation from the viewport Use the viewport to verify the proper operation of the UV lamp Allow one minute for the UV lamp to warm up prior to flowing water through the UV unit Mounting the Unit Once the UV unit is assembled and tested successfully i...

Page 42: ...rom the installation process Danger UV light exposure can severely burn and damage eyes and skin Danger DO NOT look at the blue UV light DO NOT operate the UV lamp outside of the UV treatment chamber Danger The unit operates on high voltage and must be serviced by qualified personnel only Caution Cycling more than 3 cycles will reduce the end of life EOL output and or cause premature lamp failure ...

Page 43: ...switched OFF position Open the Electrical Control Box and verify all electrical and electronic connections Check for proper wiring and attachment After checking all wiring for proper attachment close the Electrical Control Box Switch the Electrical Power Source and the ship s System circuit breaker to the ON position Check RO Membrane s Important At times Sea Recovery Corporation will ship an Aqua...

Page 44: ... The resulting damage is the liability of the Operator and is not covered by the Sea Recovery Corporation warranty Controller Setup The controller is set by Sea Recovery Corporation prior to shipping based on the ordered System features and optional equipment The addition of the Fresh Water Flush to the System after it has shipped from Sea Recovery requires updates to the computer logic setup The ...

Page 45: ... Million PPM The factory setting is 800 PPM Total Dissolved Solids TDS expressed as NaCl i e Sodium Chloride or salt d Manually control the System pressure by increasing or decreasing the back point pressure regulator set point 2 Display Change the Touch Screen s color contrast for better viewing 3 Accepted Salinity Level Change the accepted salinity level by adjusting the PPM level 43 Commissioni...

Page 46: ...omatic back washing by adjusting the number of days 5 Language Change the current controller language by selecting new language option 6 Unit Toggle the measurement standards between U S Standard and Metric Standard Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 44 ...

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Page 50: ...ould not be running when attempting to enter dealer commissioning mode CAUTION All electrical covers should be on before providing powering to the system Electrical shock may accrue if electrical boxes are exposed 1 Press Anywhere on the Main Splash screen to begin 2 Press the indicated area to gain access to the system information area 3 On System Overview Screen press and hold the indicated area...

Page 51: ...own below 6 Select or Enter in SYSTEM TYPE SYSTEM FREQUENCY SYSTEM SIZE and CURRENT TIME Aqua Matic Aqua Whisper DX Aqua Matic XL SYSTEM SIZE RANGE 450 1800 450 1800 2200 3400 SYSTEM FREQUENCY 50 or 60 Hz 50 or 60 Hz 50 or 60 Hz CURRRENT TIME 24 Hour 24 Hour 24 Hour Press Here Enter user credential information here Press here when finished ...

Page 52: ...System Tank Level Control ON OFF System UV Sterilizer ON OFF System Fresh Water Flush ON OFF System Emergency Stop ON OFF Communications Status ON OFF Communications Protocol STD NMEA 2000 SRC Communications Port NMEA2000 Remote Press here to navigate through system functions Press here to set system options Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 50 ...

Page 53: ...ITH WATER DO NOT TRY TO RUN SYSTEM COMPONENT FOR LONG PERIODS OR DAMAGE WILL ACCURE 12 Press each tab to test Power and or motor rotation Auxiliary Pump On Off Booster Pump On Off High Pressure Pump On Off Product Valve On Off Fresh Water Flush Valve On Off UV Sterilizer On Off Jog BPR Clockwise Only available on Aquamatic Models Jog BPR Counter Clockwise Only available on Aquamatic Models ...

Page 54: ... screen displayed by the controller is shown below 14 Press Save Exit Your system is now configured Display Settings The Aquamatic Aquamatic XL and AquaWhisper desalination system controller also allows you to configure your desired display settings These setting include language unit display and screen brightness To update any of these settings please follow the procedures outlined below 1 Press ...

Page 55: ... desired Units 5 Press Brightness to set desired brightness level To return to the Main Menu screen simply press on the Home button as shown above Press here Press here Press here Press here and slide left or right Press here ...

Page 56: ...Press on Set Time enter in the correct time 5 Press Set for 2 seconds to set time 6 Press home to return Press here to select 12 or 24hr format Press here Press here Enter the correct time here in 24hr format Press Set when finished Current time is displayed here Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 54 ...

Page 57: ...5 Setting System Run Timers 1 Press system settings icon 2 Press Run Time 3 Press HP Pump Delay to change default setting for the HP pump time delay Press here Press here Startup Setting Area Press here ...

Page 58: ...delay period applied to the state change of the production tank level switches As the tank begins to fill with fresh water and with movement of the vessel the water level within the tank will oscillate This oscillation will cause constant activation and de activation of the product tank level switches when the tank level is near their detection point this programmable delay period is designed to a...

Page 59: ... amount of water equals the value stated Production range is from 1 gallon to 4000 gallons 6 activate this feature Auto Shutdown Operation This controls the amount of time the water maker will operate Once the operational time reaches the desired time the water maker will shut down When the user re starts the water maker it will run until the operational time stated The time value range is from 1 ...

Page 60: ...sh water flush 7 Press Fresh Water Flush Frequency to change the default number of days between fresh water flushing 8 Press Fresh Water Flush Cycle Duration to change the default time for fresh water flushing 9 Press home to return Fresh Water Flush Setting Area Press here Press here Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 58 ...

Page 61: ...y bar or entering a value 1 Press system settings icon 2 Press Salinity tab 3 Move slider bar left or right to adjust salinity or enter desired value in required Product Quality The Salinity value range is 150PPM to 999PPM Once the value is entered the slider position and the current setting value will update appropriately 4 Press home to return Press here Press here Method 1 Primary Setting Area ...

Page 62: ...is controls the sleep time between system fresh water flush cycles Immediately after a system shutdown the fresh water flush program activates for a set duration This flushing is done to remove sea water from system components and replace it with fresh water However it is vital this fresh water be replaced every so often to ensure no biological growth can occur The default cycle time is 7 days mea...

Page 63: ...Water Flush duration range is from 3 minutes to 30 minutes 8 Press Fresh Water Flush Cycle Duration to change the default time for fresh water flushing Current Fresh Water Flush Status NOTE This display variable indicates the number of days remaining until the next fresh water flush cycle begins If is displayed no fresh water flush cycles are scheduled 9 Press home to return Press on the default v...

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Page 65: ...eck for monel screen b Plankton Filter if installed Check for monel fine mesh screen filter element c Multi Media Filter if installed Check for media 20 silica sand d Dual Pre filter or Commercial Pre filter Check for pleated cartridge filter elements e Oil water Separator Check for Oil Water Separator filter element f RO Membrane Element s Check for Sea Recovery Serial Number and date on the labe...

Page 66: ...an eight 8 turns open UV Sterilizer UV Sterilizer will flicker Check for illumination from the UV Sterilizer viewport 7 Prime the System To save time and make the initial System start easier fill the feed water lines and each component in the Pre filtration section with either feed water or fresh water This will prime the feed water section including the Booster Pump so that it will be able to pic...

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Page 69: ...aution DO NOT subject the System to temperatures below 32 F 0 C unless the System has been rinsed with a solution of Product Water with 20 food grade Glycerin Propylene Glycol RO Membrane Element Warning Caution Never store the RO Membrane Element or Membrane Vessel Assembly in direct sunlight Never expose the RO Membrane Element or Membrane Vessel Assembly to storage temperatures above 120ºF 50ºC...

Page 70: ... 3 8 Liters per minute at minimum 25 PSI minimum 172 kPa is not achieved then the System may not fully flush the System with enough fresh water to displace the Feed Water i e sea water If the Maximum 60 PSI maximum 414 kPa is exceeded then the System will shut down and revert to a fault mode due to excess pressure In this event the Owner or Installer must install a Pressure Reduction Valve from th...

Page 71: ...will still be controlled by the System Logic however AUTOMATED features will not be controlled by the System Logic and must be controlled by the Operator 1 From the default screen touch the SETUP tab 2 On the next screen touch the Acceptable Salinity Level button 3 On the Salinity Level screen adjust the salinity to desired level 188 to 370 PPM then touch the SETUP button 4 On the next screen touc...

Page 72: ... logic to increase or decrease operating pressure in order to maintain the product water flow specification 7 Salinity Probe will register the quality of the Product Water When the salinity of the Product Water lowers to the set point the UV Sterilizer will energize if installed 8 The 3 Way Product Water Diversion Valve will energize sending the Product Water to the Post Filtration section This ma...

Page 73: ...uct Water Diversion Solenoid Valve will de energize and the UV Sterilizer will de energize if installed 2 The Automatic Fresh Water Flush cycle starts The Fresh Water Flush Solenoid Valve will energize for seven 7 to 15 minutes and then will flush the System with fresh water After the Fresh Water Flush cycle has completed the Fresh Water Flush Solenoid Valve will de energize and the System will go...

Page 74: ... the figure on the next page Connect the Brine Discharge Line from the system to theThru Hull over board discharge fitting normal connection for normal operation Otherwise if the system is equipped with the optional Rinse Clean Outlet Valve then position this valve to discharge through the Thru Hull fitting normal connection for normal operation Closed loop Configuration 1 Configure the Suction li...

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Page 76: ...ssage NOTE Before attempting manual start up it is important to check that all system feed and brine valves are in the open position 1 Press anywhere on the main splash screen to begin 2 Press Operations icon shown below 3 Press Manual Mode icon shown below NOTE The Manual control screen displayed may vary from the examples shown below depending on the product model in use To provide complete deta...

Page 77: ...anual Stop at the top right corner Booster Pump Off Booster Pump On Booster Pump Control HP Pump Control System Pressure Control UV System Control Product Valve Control Manual Stop Shown When Running Shown if installed Available but not active Not currently available Not currently available Not currently available Booster Pump Control Available and active Not currently available ...

Page 78: ...ng allowed to continue NOTE If the booster pump has been activated and no conditions prohibiting operation of the high pressure pump exist the controller will make the Start HP Pump button available as shown below 5 Press HP Pump icon Manual Stop Shown When Running Failure Warning Message HP Pump Control Available but not active Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 76 ...

Page 79: ...tomatic Pressure Control only on Aquamatic Aquamatic XL systems NOTE Once system pressures have exceeded the minimum allowable the Decrease button will also be made available NOTE Once the maximum pressure available the Increase button will no longer be made available System Pressure Control Only increase available System Pressure Control Both buttons available 77 ...

Page 80: ... icon NOTE It may take several minutes for UV Sterilizer to become active The system must sense good potable water for the icon to activate System Pressure Control Only Decrease available UV System Control Shown if installed Available but not active Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 78 ...

Page 81: ... controller has detected potable water the control system will make the Start Stop Product Valve button available NOTE You may view the operation data on the right of the screen below or schematic view Product Valve Control Available but not active Live System Data Alternative Schematic View Press to return to manual operation screen ...

Page 82: ...ut remotely via the system remote control display if installed NOTE Before attempting automatic start up it is important to check that all system feed and reject valves are in the correct position 1 Press anywhere on the main splash screen to begin 2 Press Operations icon shown below 3 Press the Start or Auto Start Stop icon Auto Start Stop shortcut available on any screen Press Here Press Here Aq...

Page 83: ...NOTE For Aquamatic Aquamatic XL systems after a further 60 seconds the system will activate the automatic pressure regulator and start increasing system pressure until the desired product water production rate has been achieved or until max pressure allowable 925 PSI 65 BAR If Max pressure is achieved you will get a warning message This will most likely happen when you are in low temperature high ...

Page 84: ...lized to prepare for correct fresh water flush operation Aquamatic Aquamatic XL systems only For Aquamatic Aquamatic XL systems after successful re initialization of the Back pressure control regulator the system will begin a 10 second countdown once this countdown has elapsed the booster pump will be de activated For Aqua Whisper DX system after successful deactivation of the high pressure pump t...

Page 85: ...All available system data is shown in the users chosen display unit 2 Press Tap Selection Tab for Further Details HP Pump Inlet Pressure HP Pump outlet Pressure Product water Salinity Product water temperature Brine water flow rate Product water flow rate Press Here ...

Page 86: ...3 To get to any of the 3 screens Pressure Flow or Water Quality press the area in the boxes below See Notice Other Live Data Other Live Data Other Live Data Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 84 ...

Page 87: ...85 4 Pressing the arrow button in the top left hand corner of the water quality screen two times will return you to the main menu screen as shown below ...

Page 88: ...Accessing System Fault Warning Log 1 Press Information Icon 2 Press Message tab 3 Press the Fault Log or Warning Log area as shown on the below Press here Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 86 ...

Page 89: ...igh Pressure Pump Hour Meter The Aquamatic Aquamatic XL and AquaWhisper DX desalination system controller constantly records your high pressure pumps operational hours 1 To access the high pressure pump hours display press on the Current Run Time area available on most screens System live data ...

Page 90: ...timer display will simply show indicating that the life meters have expired Once the maintenance has been performed the user may reset these life meters by pressing the appropriate Reset button NOTE It is not possible to reset a life meter until its measured life value has reached zero 3 Pressing the arrow button in the top left hand corner to exit back to main page System live Current operation t...

Page 91: ...ffectively protect the System and RO Membrane Element s during the short term shutdown you must perform a Fresh Water Rinse i e a rinse with fresh Product Water from the System The Fresh Water Rinse prolongs System and RO Membrane Element life by minimizing electrolysis and arresting biological growth If your System 89 General Operation ...

Page 92: ... Before a long term shutdown the System must first be rinsed with Fresh Product Water and then with Sea Recovery Corporation s System and Membrane Element Storage Chemical SRC SC SRC SC inhibits bacterial growth while maintaining the RO Membrane Element s high flux and salt rejection properties If the System will be shut down for over four 4 weeks and is not equipped with the Automatic Fresh Water...

Page 93: ... Breaker to ensure that the System isn t turned back ON which will displace the Winterizing Mixture with Feed or Fresh Water e Discard the Storage Chemical in an environmentally safe manner Cleaning the RO Membrane Throughout its life cycle the RO Membrane Element requires cleaning the frequency of which depends on the amount of production and salt rejection loss from normal day to day use At the ...

Page 94: ... Warranty The system must be rinsed with fresh water before and after any cleaning procedure The process of rinsing and cleaning the RO Membrane Element with one 1 cleaning compound requires 30 gallons 113 5 liters of fresh non chlorinated Product Water If more than one cleaning is performed using different cleaning compounds then an additional 20 gallons 75 7 liters is required per additional cle...

Page 95: ...solved 9 Configure the system for a Recirculating Closed Loop configuration 10 Start the System in MANUAL MODE and operate it in the Recirculating Closed Loop configuration for 60 minutes After 60 minutes STOP the System 11 Configure the system for a Once Through Rinse 12 Start the System in MANUAL MODE to discharge the cleaning chemical to waste Note System operation will deplete the fresh water ...

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Page 97: ...the latest physical version and configuration of your System ensuring that you are provided with correct part information TYPE Tells Sea Recovery Corporation the production capacity of your System which provides a bench mark in diagnosing product water flow and pressure concerns VERSION Allows Sea Recovery Corporation to determine the specific sequential operation of the System based on the progra...

Page 98: ...ble water system if it contains chlorinated or brominated water These chemicals destroy the copolymer components and the oxidants will damage the RO Membrane Element In this situation you can use the optional Sea Recovery Fresh Water Flush Accessory to remove the chlorine and bromine from your ship s potable water system before connecting theAqua Matic RO Desalination System Note on Component Clea...

Page 99: ...covery Corporation specifications and are not commercially available from other sources Other Components utilized within the System are modified by Sea Recovery Corporation for the specific purpose of compatibility and are not commercially available from other sources Many of these special components may appear similar to Sea Recovery components however extensive and expensive damage to the Aqua M...

Page 100: ...em s Owner Packing and connections must be tight and properly sealed Clean the valve cavity of debris or replace the seal seat or entire valve as required When System is in operation this section is under vacuum conditions Loose fittings or a worn seal will allow air to enter the System thereby causing continual shut down due to low Feed Water pressure Inlet Connection Replace if damaged Sea Strai...

Page 101: ... it will revert to single phase resulting in extensive damage to the motor s internal windings Note that low voltage will also cause the same symptom a Same troubleshooting steps as that for the Single Phase 115 or 230VAC Electric Motor above 3 The Electric Motor makes an unusual grinding sound when operated a Check and replace the front and rear bearings as necessary b Check if the fan is rubbing...

Page 102: ... causing the lid or bowl to fail e g crack or break and makes subsequent disassembly difficult Multi Media Filter Backwash The Multi Media Filter contains fine gravel and 20 silica sand This silica sand traps suspended solids larger than 20 micron The top layer of the silica sand becomes packed with suspended solids and restricts flow through it When the silica sand becomes packed with suspended s...

Page 103: ...al pre filter element remove the O Ring from the top of the bowl 4 Thoroughly clean the inside of the bowl The High Pressure Pump is manufactured to a very tight tolerance spacing between moving parts The pre filter will catches debris and protects the High Pressure Pump Use caution when changing filter elements and do not allow any debris from the pre filter element to enter the outlet port of it...

Page 104: ...the main terminal strip 4 If the measured voltage measured the System voltage then the problem may be in the power cable attached to the motor or the motor s internal wiring windings 5 If low or no voltage is present then check for proper operation of the High Pressure Pump contactor To deactivate the contactor press the Stop button To activate the contactor again press the Start button 6 If the c...

Page 105: ...due to a blockage prior to the pump s inlet port Clear the blockage in the feed water line 3 High Pressure Pump Leaks Oil a Determine source of leak and replace appropriate associated seal 4 High Pressure Pump leaks water between manifold and drive end a Inlet Packings may be worn due to normal use due to operation under a vacuum condition or because pump has been operated dry without inlet feed w...

Page 106: ... shake downward to dislodge the RO Membrane Element The RO Membrane Element may also be pushed from the OUTLET end of the vessel towards the INLET end 17 Run a rag through the High Pressure Vessel to remove biological film or debris from the inside of the vessel 18 A new Sea Recovery Corporation RO Membrane Element includes a U cup Brine Seal 8 at one end of the element The Brine Seal must be posi...

Page 107: ... shafts to rotate independently or if repair has been performed where in the valve has been separated from the coupler or the motor gear shaft then the motor gear shaft and the valve stem MUST BE REPLACED If the valve stem has rotated separately from the motor gear shaft the control logic will not be able to maintain and control the system operating pressure Caution Do not bench test the Electric ...

Page 108: ...sing 3 Ensure that the Valve Stem packing nut is not over tightened causing friction and resistance Brine Discharge and Product Water Flow Meters The System s electronic flow meters are irreparable If a flow meter generates inaccurate readings then it must be replaced Brine Discharge T Connector The Brine Discharge T Connector is irreparable If it breaks or develops a crack then it must be replace...

Page 109: ...r expels from port A then replace the valve 7 Blow into port P again while plugging port A with your fingertip No air should expel from port B a If air expels from port B then replace the valve Follow the steps below to check the condition of the Diversion Valve solenoid coil Note The 3 way Product Diversion Valve Solenoid operates from 12 VDC 1 While the System is operating and producing potable ...

Page 110: ...arcoal Filter Element from the bowl 3 Remove the O Ring from the top of the bowl 4 Replace the Charcoal Filter Element with a new Sea Recovery Corporation element 5 Wipe the O Ring with a damp cloth 6 Sparingly lubricate the O Ring with O Ring lubricant 7 Place the O Ring back onto the bowl 8 Insert the new Charcoal Filter Element into the bowl 9 Screw the bowl on clockwise 10 Hand turn to seal th...

Page 111: ...andle the quartz sleeve carefully Reassembly 1 Replace old O rings with new O rings 2 Insert the quartz sleeve close end first through the ballast box pass thru until O ring contact pass thru Screw on the ballast box compression nut Insert view port O ring and screw on view port compression nut 3 Attach a new UV Lamp into the plug 4 Slide the lamp into the Quartz Sleeve and install rubber boot ove...

Page 112: ...amage eyes and skin Never look directly at the UV lamp when it is turned ON Never operate the UV lamp outside the stainless steel cabinet Danger Properly ground the UV unit Failure to properly ground the UV unit can cause severe electrical shock hazard Disconnect power before servicing the UV unit The UV lamp and electrical components operate with high voltage electrical power Do not attempt to se...

Page 113: ...cessed and the duty cycle of the unit Inspect the quartz sleeve 30 days after initial installation to assess the amount of contamination collected over the 30 day period Use the finding to determine a reasonable schedule and frequency for periodic cleaning Clean In Place CIP cleaning is sometimes effective in removing debris from the quartz sleeve Conduct a CIP cleaning test to determine its effec...

Page 114: ...aining Water Samples The vast majority of unsatisfactory Post UV Test results are directly related to improper sample taking techniques Although several commercial sample collection apparatuses are available proper manufacturer s procedures must be followed 1 Use sterile sample bottles obtained from reliable laboratory that have been autoclaved and stored in plastic 2 Use a temporary tube to direc...

Page 115: ...ring Check wiring Fresh Water Tank was too low Fresh Water Flush stopped Flow error in the Fresh Water Flush Operation Check for leaks or blockage in the Fresh Water Supply Product flow is low Check water temperature and reverse osmosis membrane Unable to communicate with the selected watermaker Check the water maker The TDS salinity level at the product water line is too high The system is unable...

Page 116: ...ater pressure is low and insufficient to keep the System in operation a Description A new ship or newly installed System may have protective shipping tape covering the Inlet Thru Hull Fitting A new ship or newly installed System may also have manufacturing debris such as caulking blocking the Inlet Thru Hull Lastly a new Inlet Thru Hull Fitting may have casting slag that which has not been machine...

Page 117: ...o loose pressure Look for air bubbles moving through the Sea Strainer and into the Feed Line b Solution Properly seat or replace the Sea Strainer O Ring 2 Problem System feed water pressure is low and insufficient to keep the System in operation because the Sea Strainer mesh screen is blocking feed water flow a Description The Sea Strainer mesh screen element is the first line of defense to trap l...

Page 118: ... is inaccurate a Description The connecting tube may become kinked or debris may block the tube b Solution Replace any hose or tube that is kinked Disconnect each end of the tube and blow air through the tube to ensure that it is not blocked 3 Problem The pressure readings at the Touch Pad are inaccurate a Description The minimum voltage output is below 0 5 VDC and or the maximum voltage output is...

Page 119: ...ulls starting current locked rotor amperage does not rotate and trips the supply power circuit breaker when attempting to operate the System a Description The Single Phase Electric Motor is a capacitor start motor If the motor was started with low voltage a drop in voltage during starting and if this was repeated several times in rapid concession the capacitor will short out Without the aid of a w...

Page 120: ...and or metal will cause the pump to freeze up and will cause extensive damage to the internal parts of the pump If the System incorporates a Multi Media Filter use caution to not allow sand to enter the High Pressure Pump When changing Prefilter Elements use caution to not allow debris to enter the High Pressure Pump Damage to the High pressure Pump caused by debris is the responsibility of the pe...

Page 121: ...crankcase section a Description Worn seals or seals damaged due to running dry b Solution Inspect seals and replace if necessary 3 Problem Normal flow when not pressurized but flow drops dramatically when pressurized a Possible cause Worn seals or seals damage due to running dry broken valve valve spring or debris in valve chamber b Solution Check seals and valve chambers clean chamber or replace ...

Page 122: ...Replace the RO Membrane Element 2 Problem Product Water Flow slowly over months decreases and Product Water Salinity slowly over months increases quality decreases a Descriptions a As the System is exposed to sea water biological matter will eventually coat the membrane surface causing a drop in production loss of product water flow accompanied by an increase in salt passage in the product water F...

Page 123: ... specified product water flow is achieved b Solution The System is programmed to not exceed the specified amount of Product Water Flow No correction is necessary 3 Problem The Operating Pressure does not increase when the System is operated or does not decrease when the System is stopped when operated in the Automatic Mode a Description The Back Pressure Regulator Valve is controlled by a gear mot...

Page 124: ...flow at all at the Touch Pad a Description There may be a loose wire loose connection broken wire or damaged Flow Meter b Solution Check all wiring and plug connections Replace the Flow Meter if determined to be non functional Salinity Probe The Salinity Probe electronically measures with temperature compensation the salinity content of the Product Water The Salinity Probe is calibrated at the fac...

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Page 126: ...pt System Alarm codes and likely causes Number Alarm Displayed Likely Causes 01 Automatic start requested with system locked in E Stop Please clear E Stop The E Stop button was pressed in when an automatic start was requested Release the E stop button before continuing 02 System emergency stop requested in automatic mode All moving machinery stopped The E Stop button was pressed while the system w...

Page 127: ...ing fault may exist or the sensor itself may have failed The fault must be fixed and cleared before running the system again If an emergency exists the system can still be run for a limited time by activating the sensor by pass function Please contact your dealer for help 09 Salinity sensor fault detected Possible sensor failure Only manual mode permitted The salinity sensor temperature function i...

Page 128: ...tion direction of the high pressure pump itself If incorrect rotation is present this can cause over pressurization of the feed line Lastly check that any high pressure check valves installed are functioning correctly 14 HP pump inlet sensor in by pass HP pump outlet pressure low Possible cavitation The system was operating with the high pressure pump inlet sensor in bypass mode During operation t...

Page 129: ... initialize the automatic back pressure regulator assembly during this initialization a motor over current was detected This indicates the pressure regulator is jammed follow the instructions listed in section 15 to attempt to free up the regulator If these steps do not release the regulator removal of the system top cover and manual intervention with a wrench may be required 19 System emergency s...

Page 130: ...ssure within allowed time The system was started in either manual mode or the system is an AquaWhisper DX Once the HP pump is activated the user has a finite time in which to adjust system pressure to above minimum 250PSI if this step is not taken the system automatically shuts down and generates this message 26 BPR drive current exceeded BPR is jammed During operation of the system BPR the curren...

Page 131: ...ride screen and activated the emergency by pass of the booster pump outlet pressure sensor The system can only operate in this state for a limited time Consult Parker for additional information 50 HP pump inlet sensor has been set to by pass by system user The operator has entered the emergency override screen and activated the emergency by pass of the high pressure pump inlet pressure sensor The ...

Page 132: ...Emergency operation mode active The operator has activated the emergency by pass of the HP Pump outlet pressure sensor and is now operating the system Operation can continue until the maximum preset time has elapsed 50hrs Contact Parker for additional information 58 Salinity probe In Air System automatic controls changed to manual mode only The salinity probe is reporting values only seen when the...

Page 133: ...eration mode active The operator has activated the emergency by pass of the system brine flow sensor and is now operating the system Operation can continue until the maximum preset time has elapsed 50hrs Contact Parker for additional information 65 Tank level control detected product tank full System will restart when tank is low The vessel potable water storage tank reports being full and the sys...

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Page 135: ...in the water permeation rate When the RO membrane element is subjected to elevated pressures beyond 1000 PSI the Product Water Channel becomes squeezed which results in restriction and in turn product water recovery reduction Osmotic Pressure The transfer of the water from one side of the membrane to the other will continue until the head pressure is great enough to prevent any net transfer of the...

Page 136: ...n series within a single or multiple pressure vessels Water Temperature Effect The product water flow through the membrane is significantly affected by the water temperature At any given pressure this flow increases with increasing water temperature and is reduced at lower temperatures The System over comes this factor by self adjusting the operating pressure to maintain a precise amount of Produc...

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Page 141: ...lowing models conform to the EN 55011A and EN 50082 2 standards Product Series Model Names Aqua Matic Series Aqua Matic Aqua Whisper Series Aqua Whisper DX Aqua Whisper Mini Series Aqua Whisper Mini Ultra Whisper Series Ultra Whisper Coral Sea Series Coral Sea Supplementary Information The product complies with the Requirements of the EMC Directive 89 336 EEC Lisa Gomez Quality Environmental Manag...

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Page 143: ...Single Phase Electrical Motor Wiring 141 Appendix ...

Page 144: ...Three Phase Electrical Motor Wiring Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 142 ...

Page 145: ...Three Phase Transformer Wiring 143 Appendix ...

Page 146: ...New System Initial Readings Form Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 144 ...

Page 147: ...Daily System Readings 145 Appendix ...

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Page 149: ...Chapter 11 Exploded Parts Views 147 ...

Page 150: ...Pre Installation Matrix Drawings Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 148 ...

Page 151: ...RAINER BOOSTER PUMP TO INLET THRU HULL VALVE 3 4 OD TU BE 3 4 OD TUBE 3 4 OD TUBE 3 8 OD TUBE 3 4 O D T U B E REMOTE TO FRESH WATER TANK CHARCOAL FILTER FROM CHARCOAL FILTER PH NEUTRILIZER PRE FILTER BRINE DISCHARGE Figure 1 Standard Filter Exploded Parts View 149 ...

Page 152: ... TO INLET THRU HULL VALVE 3 4 OD TU BE 3 4 OD TUBE 3 4 OD TUBE 3 8 OD TUBE 3 4 O D T U B E REMOTE TO FRESH WATER TANK CHARCOAL FILTER PH NEUTRILIZER PRE FILTER BRINE DISCHARGE OPTIONAL UV STERILIZER OPTIONAL Figure 2 Standard Filter with UV Sterilizer Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 150 ...

Page 153: ...TO INLET THRU HULL VALVE 3 4 OD TU BE 3 4 OD TUBE 3 4 OD TUBE 3 8 OD TUBE 3 4 O D T U B E TO FRESH WATER TANK CHARCOAL FILTER FROM CHARCOAL FILTER PH NEUTRILIZER PRE FILTER BRINE DISCHARGE PLANKTON FLITER OPTIONAL Figure 3 Standard Filter with Plankton Filter Exploded Parts View 151 ...

Page 154: ...3 4 O D TU BE 3 4 O D TU BE E B U T D O 4 3 3 4 OD TUBE 3 8 OD TUBE 3 4 O D T U B E IN OUT NOTE PLEASE FOLLOW IN OUT LABELS FOR CONNECTIONS IGNORE MOLDED LABELS INLET OUTLET INLET OUTLET LABEL BLEED LINE TO BILGE TO FRESH WATER TANK CHARCOAL FILTER PH NEUTRILIZER BRINE DISCHARGE Figure 4 Commercial Pre filter CFP with Oil Water Separator OWS Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 152 ...

Page 155: ...D TU BE 3 4 O D TU BE E B U T D O 4 3 3 4 OD TUBE 3 8 OD TUBE 3 4 O D T U B E IN OUT NOTE PLEASE FOLLOW IN OUT LABELS FOR CONNECTIONS IGNORE MOLDED LABELS INLET OUTLET INLET OUTLET LABEL BLEED LINE TO BILGE TO FR ES H W AT ER TA NK CHARCOAL FILTER PH NEUTRILIZER BRINE DISCHARGE UV STERILIZER OPTIONAL Figure 5 Commercial Pre filter CFP with UV Sterilizer Exploded Parts View 153 ...

Page 156: ...OD TUBE TO BOATS PRESSURIZED FRESH WATER LINE 3 8 OD TUBE 3 4 O D T U B E IN OUT NOTE PLEASE FOLLOW IN OUT LABELS FOR CONNECTIONS IGNORE MOLDED LABELS INLET OUTLET INLET OUTLET LABEL BLEED LINE TO BILGE TO FRESH WATER TANK CHARCOAL FILTER PH NEUTRILIZER BRINE DISCHARGE PLANKTON FLITER OPTIONAL Figure 6 Commercial Pre filter CFP with Plankton Filter Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 154 ...

Page 157: ... HOSE CLEAR BRAID 3 4 0328066666 15 ft 7 SEA STRAINER ASSY 75 BRONZE 0421051239 1 8 HOSE CLAMP 1 2 SS 05181432AA 4 9 HOSE CLAMP 3 4 SS 05181434AA 14 10 WASHER FLAT 10 SS 061080028000 5 11 WASHER FLAT OS 1 4SS 061100043000 12 12 SC PHIL PAN A 10 X 1 SS 061170628016 5 13 SC HEX A 1 4 X 1 0 SS 061172143016 12 14 TEE 1 4 TUBE GJ X 1 4 TUBE GJ 0204741870 1 15 ELB90 1 2 FPT X 1 2 FPT NY 01120125DG 1 16 ...

Page 158: ... INCLUDES P N 2 7 B006080002 1 1 ELB90 75 MNPT X 75 BARB PVC 0101073783 2 2 HOSE CLAMP 3 4 SS 05181434AA 4 3 SEA STRAINER 3 4 BRONZE 0421051239 1 4 SIGHT GLASS 0421051239 1 1 5 BASKET MONEL 0421051239 7 1 6 O RING LID SEA STRAINER 0421051239 2 1 7 5 7 6 2 3 4 Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 156 ...

Page 159: ...LE INCLUDES P N 2 7 B008800001 1 1 HOSE CLAMP 3 4 SS 05181434AA 4 2 ELEMENT PLANKTON 0805823578 1 3 ELB90 75 MNPT X 75 BARB PVC 0101073783 2 4 SINGLE FILTER BRACKET 20200402102 1 5 FILTER HOUSING LID 75 X 10 ASM 0713020473 1 6 O RING 237 BLUE HOUSING 2614010473 1 7 5 3 6 2 6 4 7 Exploded Parts View 157 ...

Page 160: ...ELB90 3 4 FPT X 3 4 FPT PVC 0101013783 2 5 ELB90 3 4 MPT X 3 4 BARB PVC 0101073783 3 6 HOSE CLEAR BRAID 3 4 0328066666 2 7 HOSE CLAMP 3 4 SS 05181434AA 12 8 ELEMENT PLANKTON 0805823578 2 9 SINGLE FILTER BRACKET 20200402102 2 10 SC HEX A 1 4 X 1 SS 061172143016 8 11 WASHER FLAT OS 1 4 SS 061100043000 8 12 SC PHIL PAN A 10 X 1 SS 061170628016 8 13 WASHER FLAT 10 NYLON 065080028000 8 14 1 2 3 6 5 4 7...

Page 161: ...90 CG90 6250 1920023632 6 1 ELB90 0 75 MPT x BARB NYLON 01120737DG 7 1 ADAP 0 75 MPT x BARB NYLON 0112653700 8 7 NUT HEX 3 8 16 SS 061010057000 9 4 WASHER FLAT 3 8 SS 061080056000 10 4 WASHER FLAT OS 25 SS 061100043000 11 4 SCREW HEX HEAD 3 8 16x1 1 2 SS 061142157024 12 4 SCREX HEX A 25x1 00 SS 061172143016 13 1 NUT LOCK 50 STEEL 063200066000 14 7 SCREW HEX 312 16 x 1 5LG 1221515772 4 15 7 WASHER ...

Page 162: ...PTION PART NUMBER QTY SEAL KIT BOOSTER PMP N200 B655800009 1 SEAL KIT BOOSTER PMP N200 HP75 B655800012 1 IMPELLER 4 8 N200 291211181PP 1 B016080026 BOSTR PMP ASY 110 230 50 60 1P 160 15 16 1 7 8 17 4 3 2 9 12 10 6 11 13 5 10 14 ...

Page 163: ...0 6 1 STRAIN RELIEF 90 CG90 6250 1920023632 7 1 ELB90 0 75 MPT x BARB NYLON 01120737DG 8 1 ADAP 0 75 MPT x BARB NYLON 0112653700 9 7 NUT HEX 3 8 16 SS 061010057000 10 4 WASHER FLAT 3 8 SS 061080056000 11 4 WASHER FLAT OS 25 SS 061100043000 12 4 SCREW HEX HEAD 3 8 16x1 1 2 SS 061142157024 13 4 SCREX HEX A 25x1 00 SS 061172143016 14 1 NUT LOCK 50 STEEL 063200066000 15 7 SCREW HEX 312 16 x 1 5LG 1221...

Page 164: ...08 460 50 60 3P 162 16 17 2 8 9 18 5 4 3 10 13 11 7 12 14 1 15 11 RECOMMENDED SPARES DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER QTY SEAL KIT BOOSTER PMP N200 B655800009 1 SEAL KIT BOOSTER PMP N200 HP75 B655800012 1 IMPELLER 4 8 N200 291211181PP 1 ...

Page 165: ... SL SET 1453131700 02 3 8 SC PHIL OVAL 10 24 X 1 1 4 SS 061161130028 6 9 RB 75 SL x 50 FNPT PVC 0101313683 3 10 RB 75 SL x 25 FNPT PVC 0101323483 2 11 ELB90 75 SL X 75 SL PVC 0101053783 12 12 PIPE PVC SCH 80 75 DIA x 1 75LG 0301096600 11 13 TUBE 25 BLK SEMI RIGID NYLON 0312121969 2 14 PIPE PVC SCH 80 3 4 PER FOOT 0301096600 2 15 TEE 75 SL x 75 SL x 75 SL PVC 0101463783 4 16 PIPE PVC SCH 80 75 DIA ...

Page 166: ... 0204010869 2 7 BOLT HEX 1 4 20 X 3 4 SS 061142145012 4 8 SC ALLEN FLAT 1 4 20 X 3 4 SS 061161845012 4 9 MEDIA FILTER TOP 0708040400 1 1 10 MEDIA FILTER RISER 0708040400 2 1 11 MEDIA SAND A1000 100LB BAG 4643020255 25 LB 12 MEDIA GARNET 8 12 50 BAG 4643070155 17 LB 13 O RING 334 MEDIA LID 97 2614017300 1 14 O RING 209 2614013001 1 15 O RING 117 MEDIA TOP INLET 2614017400 1 16 PLUG MEDIA FILTER TOP...

Page 167: ...3 18 4 5 9 2 1 11 14 10 15 17 16 19 6 7 8 12 13 MEDIA GARNET 8 12 17 POUNDS MEDIA SAND A1000 25 POUNDS 165 ...

Page 168: ...REMATURE FOULING OF THE R O MEMBRANE ELEMENT Damage caused to the Sea Recovery High Pressure Pump R O Membrane Element or any other component from the use of third party non Sea Recovery supplied filter elements is the responsibility and liability of the operator and is not covered by the Sea Recovery Warranty FILTER ELEMENT CAUTION Do not use string wound or fiber type prefilter elements These ty...

Page 169: ...age to the High Pressure Pump as well as to premature fouling of the RO Membrane Element DESCRIPTION PART NO QTY ITEM NO PREFILTER DUAL AQM II INCLUDES P N 2 8 B108140001 1 1 ELEMENT PREFILTER 10 25 0801130257 1 2 ELEMENT PREFILTER 10 05 0801060157 1 3 DUAL BRACKET PREFILTER CHRCL PLNKTN 20200402101 1 4 ELB90 1 2 MPT X 3 4 BARB NYLON 0112072600 2 5 HOSE CLAMP 3 4 SS 05181434AA 4 6 O RING 237 BLUE ...

Page 170: ...Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 168 ...

Page 171: ...8969 2 2 ADAPTER SPACER RING 3901040100 2 3 ELB90 25 TUBE JQ x 25MNPT 0204020100 1 4 PLUG 1 4 JQ 0204990300 1 5 HOSE CLAMP 3 4 SS 05181434AA 4 6 ELEMENT CPFE 5 MIC 32 5 SQFT 0801063357 1 7 ADAP 3 4 MPT X 3 4 BARB PVC 0101653783 2 8 TUBE 25 BLK SEMI RIGID NYLON 0312121969 15 FT 9 FILTER HOUSING 32 5SQFT 10 01 07620310WA 1 10 O RING LID CPF OWS 32 5SQFT 07620310WA 06 1 11 9 5 4 7 8 6 3 2 11 10 169 ...

Page 172: ...ELEMENT OWSE 32 5 SQFT 08020723KD 1 2 ADAP 3 4 MPT X 3 4 BARB PVC 0101653783 2 3 HOSE CLAMP 3 4 SS 05181434AA 3 4 ELB90 25 TUBE JQ x 25MNPT 0204020100 1 5 PLUG 1 4 JQ 0204990300 1 6 TUBE 25 BLK SEMI RIGID NYLON 0312121969 1 7 FILTER HOUSING 32 5SQFT 10 01 07620310WA 1 8 O RING LID CPF OWS 32 5SQFT 07620310WA 06 1 9 5 7 2 3 8 4 9 6 Exploded Parts View 170 ...

Page 173: ... FILTER HOUSING LID 3 8 X 10 0713020573 2 2 DUAL BRACKET PRE FILTER CHRCL PLNKTN 20200402101 1 3 ELEMENT PH 9 3 4 08251950AS 1 4 CHARCOAL FILTER 10 IN 0803004773 1 5 ELB90 3 8 TUBE X 3 8 MPT PLASTIC 0204021869 1 6 ELB90 3 8 X 1 2 BARB NYLON 0112071900 1 7 NIPPLE 3 8 NPT X CLOSE PVC 01013718CL 1 8 O RING 237 BLUE HOUSING 2614010473 2 9 3 7 2 2 6 5 4 8 9 171 ...

Page 174: ...SI 7 16 SAE 2317100300 1 10 TRANSDUCER 0 200 PSI 7 16 SAE 2317100200 1 11 PLATE MOTOR MOUNT AQMCII 20200239000 1 12 SPACER MOTOR MOUNT AQMCII 2020043902 4 13 RUBBER MOUNT 90 LB AQM 2115031700 4 14 STRAIN RELIEF 1 2 BLK LT50P 1904040600 1 15 WASHER FLAT 3 8 SS 061080056000 4 16 BOLT HEX 3 8 16 X 1 SS 061142157016 4 17 BOLT HEX 5 16 18 X 1 0LG SS 061142150016 4 18 WASHER FLAT OS 5 16 SS 061100049000...

Page 175: ...2 8 11 5 10 7 9 3 16 4 15 6 14 13 12 17 22 21 20 19 19 18 24 23 173 ...

Page 176: ...000 PSI 7 16 SAE 2317100300 1 10 TRANSDUCER 0 200 PSI 7 16 SAE 2317100200 1 11 PLATE MOTOR MOUNT AQMCII 20200239000 1 12 SPACER MOTOR MOUNT AQMCII 2020043902 4 13 RUBBER MOUNT 90 LB AQM 2115031700 4 14 STRAIN RELIEF 1 2 BLK LT50P 1904040600 1 15 WASHER FLAT 3 8 SS 061080056000 4 16 BOLT HEX 3 8 16 X 1 SS 061142157016 4 17 WASHER FLAT OS 5 16 SS 061100049000 12 18 HEX NUT 5 16 18 W INSERT SS 061060...

Page 177: ...2 8 11 5 10 7 9 3 6 4 15 12 13 14 19 18 23 24 21 20 17 16 22 175 ...

Page 178: ...X 2 SS 061142150032 4 8 SPACER MOTOR MOUNT AQMCII 2020043902 4 9 RUBBER MOUNT 90LB AQM 2115031700 4 10 HP PUMP GP 4 2 GPM SS LEFTHAND 12180512CO 1 11 PLATE GP MOTOR MOUNT PLATE AQWC II 20200239002 1 12 STRAIN RELIEF 90 50 BLK W NUT 1920016590 1 13 CONDUIT 50 FLEX BLK 4928402800 1 14 ELB90 6 FLARE X 3 8 MPT SS 1317021969 1 15 MANIFOLD HP TRANSDUCER AQMW 5353140903 1 16 NIPPLE HEX 375 NPT X CLOSE SS...

Page 179: ...2 4 3 19 15 11 12 9 10 8 14 17 16 10 13 5 6 18 7 21 20 177 ...

Page 180: ...II 2020043902 4 8 RUBBER MOUNT 90LB AQM 2115031700 4 9 HP PUMP GP 4 2 GPM SS LEFTHAND 12180512CO 1 10 PLATE GP MOTOR MOUNT PLATE AQWC II 20200239002 1 11 STRAIN RELIEF 90 50 BLK W NUT 1920016590 1 12 CONDUIT 50 FLEX BLK 4928402800 1 13 ELB90 6 FLARE X 3 8 MPT SS 1317021969 1 14 MANIFOLD HP TRANSDUCER AQMW 5353140903 1 15 NIPPLE HEX 375 NPT X CLOSE SS 01173818CL 1 16 TRANSDUCER 0 2000 PSI 7 16 SAE ...

Page 181: ...21 3 2 18 14 10 11 7 16 15 9 12 4 5 17 20 19 8 6 13 179 ...

Page 182: ...X 2 SS 061142150032 4 8 SPACER MOTOR MOUNT AQMCII 2020043902 4 9 RUBBER MOUNT 90LB AQM 2115031700 4 10 PLATE GP MOTOR MOUNT PLATE AQWC II 20200239002 1 11 STRAIN RELIEF 90 50 BLK W NUT 1920016590 1 12 CONDUIT 50 FLEX BLK 4928402800 1 13 ELB90 6 FLARE X 3 8 MPT SS 1317021969 1 14 MANIFOLD HP TRANSDUCER AQMW 5353140903 1 15 NIPPLE HEX 375 NPT X CLOSE SS 01173818CL 1 16 TRANSDUCER 0 2000 PSI 7 16 SAE...

Page 183: ...2 4 3 18 14 21 11 9 10 8 13 16 15 10 12 5 6 17 7 20 19 181 ...

Page 184: ...410800 2 12 O RING 115 INTERCONNECT AW 2614017900 4 13 ELB90 6 FLARE X 25 FPT SS 1317011769 2 14 SWIVEL FITTING 6 SS P 1317481969 2 15 SEGMENT RING AW SET 20201030000 2 16 HOSE HP 6P 2432160669 2 17 DECOFELT 125 x 1 25 BLK 2632180426 2 18 REDUCER 375 x 25 JQ 0204690100 1 19 LABEL MEMBRANE SERIAL NO 2220010660 1 20 LABEL INLET SRC BLUE 2234011260 1 21 LABEL OUTLET SRC BLUE 2234011360 1 22 WASHER FL...

Page 185: ...9 16 3 7 4 5 2 13 12 14 15 17 28 27 19 11 10 6 25 26 23 1 29 8 24 183 ...

Page 186: ...2121969 1 11 NIPPLE HP MVA AW 0117410800 2 12 O RING 115 INTERCONNECT AW 2614017900 4 13 ELB90 6 FLARE X 25 FPT SS 1317011769 2 14 SEGMENT RING AW SET 20201030000 2 15 DECOFELT 125 x 1 25 BLK 2632180426 2 16 REDUCER 375 x 25 JQ 0204690100 1 17 LABEL MEMBRANE SERIAL NO 2220010660 1 18 LABEL INLET SRC BLUE 2234011260 1 19 LABEL OUTLET SRC BLUE 2234011360 1 20 WASHER FLAT OS 1 4 SS 061100043000 2 21 ...

Page 187: ...9 15 3 7 4 5 2 13 12 14 26 25 17 11 10 6 23 24 21 1 27 8 22 185 ...

Page 188: ...2121969 1 11 NIPPLE HP MVA AW 0117410800 2 12 O RING 115 INTERCONNECT AW 2614017900 4 13 ELB90 6 FLARE X 25 FPT SS 1317011769 2 14 SEGMENT RING AW SET 20201030000 2 15 DECOFELT 125 x 1 25 BLK 2632180426 2 16 REDUCER 375 x 25 JQ 0204690100 1 17 LABEL MEMBRANE SERIAL NO 2220010660 1 18 LABEL INLET SRC BLUE 2234011260 1 19 LABEL OUTLET SRC BLUE 2234011360 1 20 WASHER FLAT OS 1 4 SS 061100043000 2 21 ...

Page 189: ...9 15 3 7 4 5 2 13 12 14 26 25 17 11 10 6 23 24 21 1 27 8 22 187 ...

Page 190: ...15 INTERCONNECT AW 2614017900 8 13 ELB90 6 FLARE X 25 FPT SS 1317011769 2 14 SWIVEL FITTING 6 SS P 1317481969 2 15 SEGMENT RING AW SET 20201030000 4 16 HOSE HP 6P 2432160669 2 17 DECOFELT 1 16 X 1 BLK ADH BACK 2632180526 4 18 LABEL MEMBRANE SERIAL NO 2220010660 2 19 LABEL INLET SRC BLUE 2234011260 2 20 LABEL OUTLET SRC BLUE 2234011360 2 21 INTERCONNECT MVA SS AW 2417430800 1 22 WASHER FLAT OS 1 4 ...

Page 191: ...25 23 24 9 16 8 22 20 19 3 28 17 14 12 1 2 7 30 11 10 6 21 29 26 13 4 5 18 27 189 ...

Page 192: ...HP MVA AW 0117410800 2 12 O RING 115 INTERCONNECT AW 2614017900 8 13 ELB90 6 FLARE X 25 FPT SS 1317011769 2 14 SEGMENT RING AW SET 20201030000 4 15 DECOFELT 1 16 X 1 BLK ADH BACK 2632180526 4 16 LABEL MEMBRANE SERIAL NO 2220010660 2 17 LABEL INLET SRC BLUE 2234011260 2 18 LABEL OUTLET SRC BLUE 2234011360 2 19 INTERCONNECT MVA SS AW 2417430800 1 20 WASHER FLAT OS 1 4 SS 061100043000 2 21 BOLT HEX 2...

Page 193: ...23 21 22 9 15 8 20 18 17 3 26 14 12 1 2 7 28 11 10 6 19 27 24 13 4 5 16 25 191 ...

Page 194: ...HP MVA AW 0117410800 2 12 O RING 115 INTERCONNECT AW 2614017900 8 13 ELB90 6 FLARE X 25 FPT SS 1317011769 2 14 SEGMENT RING AW SET 20201030000 4 15 DECOFELT 1 16 X 1 BLK ADH BACK 2632180526 4 16 LABEL MEMBRANE SERIAL NO 2220010660 2 17 LABEL INLET SRC BLUE 2234011260 2 18 LABEL OUTLET SRC BLUE 2234011360 2 19 INTERCONNECT MVA SS AW 2417430800 1 20 WASHER FLAT OS 1 4 SS 061100043000 2 21 BOLT HEX 2...

Page 195: ...23 21 22 9 15 8 20 18 17 3 26 14 12 1 2 7 28 11 10 6 19 27 24 13 4 5 16 25 193 ...

Page 196: ...2 1 1 VALVE PRESS REGULATOR AS 1417017896 1 2 BPR GEAR ASSY AQM II B079400004 1 3 ELB90 ST 1 4 MPT X 1 4 FPT SS 0117230819 1 4 ELB90 1 2 TUBE X 1 4 MPT PLASTIC 0204022369 1 5 ELB90 6 FLARE X 25 FPT SS 1317011769 1 6 COUPLER BACK PRESSURE REG AQM 3421020100 1 7 NIPPLE 1 4 NPT X 1 5 SS 0117370815 1 8 5 4 8 6 2 7 3 Exploded Parts View 194 ...

Page 197: ...NG CABLE 20 4096 7 1 PLATE WATER AQUAMATIC II 2020083900 8 1 PLUG CONNECTOR DIN 3 PIN 3131680298 9 1 ADAPT 375 SL x 375 FIPT PVC 0101551883 10 1 ADAP 0 38MPTX 75BARB NYL 0112652000 11 1 ELBOW PP 1 2 ODx3 8 FT 0204012469 12 2 ELBOW PP 3 8 ODx3 8 MT 0204021869 13 1 PIPE SUPPORT 375 0501164800 14 1 NUT HEX 8 32 W INSERT SS 061060026000 15 1 WASHER FLAT 8 SS 061080023000 16 6 WASHER FLAT 10 SS 0610800...

Page 198: ...ASSY AQMC AQW DX DX INCLUDES P N 2 6 B502160001 1 1 MANIFOLD LP PICKUP AQM II 5301400801 1 2 TRANSDUCER 0 200 PSI 7 16 SAE 2317100200 1 3 ADAP 1 2 MPT X 3 4 BARB NYLON 01126526DG 2 4 PLUG 43 20 SS BOSS 0117349400 1 5 CONN 1 4 TUBE X 1 4 MPT PLASTIC 0204090869 1 6 3 5 4 2 6 Exploded Parts View 196 ...

Page 199: ... NO QTY ITEM NO MANIFOLD LP ASSY AQMC AQW DX INCLUDES P N 2 5 B502160002 1 1 TRANSDUCER 0 200 PSI 7 16 SAE 2317100200 2 2 ADAP 1 2 MPT X 3 4 BARB NYLON 01126526DG 2 3 MANIFOLD LP PICKUP AQM II 5301400801 1 4 CONN 1 4 TUBE X 1 4 MPT PLASTIC 0204090869 1 5 2 3 5 4 197 ...

Page 200: ... 2 GPM 12VDC 40000306CV 1 2 SUPPORT PIPE 2 00 05011647AI 2 1 FITTING PP 3 8 ODx3 8 MT 0204091869 3 2 ELB90 0 25 MPT X 0 50BARB NY 0254011000 4 4 CLAMP HOSE SS 1 2 05181432AA 5 2 WASHER FLAT OS 25 SS 061100043000 6 2 SCREW HEX HEAD 25 20x1 1 4 SS 061142145020 7 2 SC LAG 0 25 X 1 50 SS 061182143024 8 2 NUT HEX 25 20 FLANGED 065070045000 9 2 O RING 212 QUARTZ SLEEVE 2614019000 10 1 OWNERS MANUAL QUIC...

Page 201: ... 0501164200 4 3 ADAP 3 4 FPT X 3 4 BARB PVC 0101613783 2 4 HOSE CLAMP 3 4 SS 05181434AA 12 5 3 2 5 4 1 VALVE CONNECTIONS INLET FEED WATER FROM SEA STRAINER 4 OUTLET OUTLET TO BOOSTER PUMP 6 INLET INLET FEED WATER FROM SEA STRAINER 4 OUTLET OUTLET TO RINSE CLEAN BUCKET 44 INLET BRINE DISCHARGE FROM SYSTEM OUTLET OUTLET TO BRINE DISCHARGE CONNECTOR 30 VALVE CONNECTIONS 199 ...

Page 202: ...PROGRAMMED 90012015 2 1 DONGLE HMI RS485 POWER AQ 90012289 3 1 CONVERTER 12V TO 24V HMI 90012014 4 1 BRACKET FRONT COVER HMI AQM 11012072 5 1 STRAIN RELIEF 3444 BLK 1904010643 6 6 SC PHIL PAN A 6 X 375 SS 061160620006 8 6 WASHER FLAT 6 SS 061080018000 9 4 WASHER FLAT 10 NYLON 065080028000 10 4 SC PHIL PAN A 10 X 1 SS 061170628016 11 1 BRACKET MOUNT CONTOLLER IOT AQMC AWDXC 11012092 12 6 STANDOFF H...

Page 203: ...VC 0101423783 1 12 ADAP 3 4 MPT X 3 4 BARB PVC 0101653783 2 13 PIPE SUPPORT 1 1 8 36 0501164200 1 14 PIPE SUPPORT 1 1 4 0501164500 1 15 NIPPLE 75 NPT X CLOSE PVC 01013737CL 1 16 VALVE CHECK 75 FNPT WITH VITO 14012118AR 1 17 SC PHIL PAN A 10 X 1 SS 061170628016 8 18 WASHER FLAT 10 NYLON 065080028000 8 19 SC PHIL FLAT 8 32 X 3 4 SS 061161626012 2 20 NUT HEX 8 32 W INSERT SS 061060026000 2 21 BRACKET...

Page 204: ...25 13 17 15 21 14 16 12 22 19 18 10 9 7 5 6 8 26 3 4 20 1 2 24 27 11 23 28 Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 202 ...

Page 205: ...0140004 NMEA 2000 ENABLED DESCRIPTION PART NO QTY ITEM NO MICRO CAP 31316809MT 1 1 MICRO BULKHEAD FEED THRU ASSY 31316801MT 1 2 MICRO SINGLE ENDED CORDSET MALE 31316812MT 1 3 1 2 3 Exploded Parts View 203 ...

Page 206: ...ACKET FRONT COVER HMI AQM 11012072 2 1 CONVERTER 12V TO 24V HMI 90012014 3 1 HMI DISPLAY 7 IN PROGRAMMED 90012015 4 1 DONGLE HMI RS485 POWER AQ 90012289 5 2 NUT HEX 6 32 W INSERT SS 061060020000 6 2 WASHER FLAT 6 SS 061080018000 7 4 WASHER FLAT 10 SS 061080028000 8 2 SC PHIL PAN 6 32 X 50 SS 061160620008 9 4 SC PHIL PAN 6 32 X 1 1 4 SS 061160620020 10 4 SC PHIL PAN A 10 X 1 SS 061170628016 11 ...

Page 207: ...4V HMI 90012014 3 1 HMI DISPLAY 7 IN PROGRAMMED 90012015 4 1 DONGLE HMI RS485 POWER AQ 90012289 5 2 NUT HEX 6 32 W INSERT SS 061060020000 6 2 WASHER FLAT 6 SS 061080018000 7 4 WASHER FLAT 10 SS 061080028000 8 2 SC PHIL PAN 6 32 X 50 SS 061160620008 9 4 SC PHIL PAN 6 32 X 1 1 4 SS 061160620020 10 4 SC PHIL PAN A 10 X 1 SS 061170628016 11 205 61012030 REMOTE KIT 200FT CABLE PARKER ...

Page 208: ...HMI DISPLAY 4 3 PROGRAMMED 90012016 4 1 DONGLE HMI RS485 POWER AQ 90012289 5 2 NUT HEX 6 32 W INSERT SS 061060020000 6 2 WASHER FLAT 6 SS 061080018000 7 4 WASHER FLAT 10 SS 061080028000 8 2 SC PHIL PAN 6 32 X 50 SS 061160620008 9 4 SC PHIL PAN 6 32 X 1 1 4 SS 061160620020 10 4 SC PHIL PAN A 10 X 1 SS 061170628016 11 Aqua Matic Compact 450 1800 206 61012032 REMOTE KIT 200FT CABLE PARKER 4 INCH HMI ...

Page 209: ...SOFT START ASSY B596800015 SOFT START 115V 50 60HZ B596800014 SOFT START 230V 50 60HZ 10 20 259 5 25 133 3 31 84 1 75 44 1 37 35 1 77 45 207 ...

Page 210: ...12VDC 31310603BF 1 1 POWER SUPPLY 12V DC 31314301CW 1 2 CONTACTOR 9A AUX AW 12 99 12VD 31310110BF 1 3 FUSE HOLDER 3131310400 2 4 FUSE QUICK BLOW 2A 3131301500 2 5 TERMINAL BLOCK 31311523DM 11 6 EMI FILTER 31318301DK 1 7 TERMINAL 8 AWG DIN GREEN 31311524DM 2 8 5 2 3 6 8 4 1 7 Exploded Parts View 208 ...

Page 211: ... 12VDC 31310603BF 1 1 ELEC TRANSFORMER 480 120 BUCK 3131131500 1 2 POWER SUPPLY 12V DC 31314301CW 1 3 CONTACTOR 9A AUX AW 12 99 12VD 31310110BF 1 4 FUSE HOLDER 3131310400 2 5 TERMINAL BLOCK 31311523DM 11 6 TERMINAL 8 AWG DIN GREEN 31311524DM 2 7 FUSE QUICK BLOW 2A 3131301500 2 8 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 209 ...

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