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Spectra Watermakers Catalina 340 Z, Installation And Operating Manual

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Operation 

Table of Contents 

 
Installation

 ................................................................................................................. 11 

Getting Started .............................................................................................................. 13 
Introduction .................................................................................................................. 14 
Installation Basics .......................................................................................................... 17 
Catalina Plumbing Schematic ......................................................................................... 18 
Product Water plumbing ............................................................................................... 21 
Tube Fitting Assembly Procedures ................................................................................. 22 
Wiring ........................................................................................................................... 24 
Remote Display Installation ........................................................................................... 26 
MPC Tank Switch Wiring and Operation ........................................................................ 27 
Z-Ion and Z-Brane Membrane Protection Systems………………………………………………………..29 
Z-Ion Installation…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..30 
Z-Ion Testing………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...32 
Z Brane Installation ........................................................................................................ 33 
 

Operation

 ................................................................................................................... 37

 

New Systems Start Up and Testing ................................................................................ 39 
Nominal Operating Parameters ..................................................................................... 41 
Dry Testing with an Artificial Ocean ............................................................................... 42 
Normal Operation and Fresh Water Flush...................................................................... 43 
Auto Store and Flush Cycle Adjustment ......................................................................... 44 
Alarm Override and Manual Operation .......................................................................... 45 
 

Maintenance, Storage, and Troubleshooting

..................................................... 47

 

Suggested Spares........................................................................................................... 49 
Maintenance ................................................................................................................. 50 
Introduction to Spectra Chemicals ................................................................................. 52 
Long Term Storage Procedures ...................................................................................... 54 
Winterizing with Propylene Glycol ................................................................................. 55 
Membrane Cleaning Procedure ..................................................................................... 56 
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................ 57 
Poor Water Quality ........................................................................................................ 59 
Catalina Flow Test ......................................................................................................... 60 
Technical Bulletins ......................................................................................................... 62 
 

Summary of Contents for Catalina 340 Z

Page 1: ...ctra Watermakers Katadyn Desalination LLC 2220 S McDowell Blvd Ext Petaluma CA 94954 Phone 415 526 2780 Fax 415 526 2787 techsupport spectrawatermakers com Catalina 340 Z Installation and Operating Manual ...

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Page 3: ...e to start or stop system If you stop the system by pressing stop the sys tem will not fresh water flush itself To bypass the Purge Mode only if you are sure there are no chemicals in the system Press Auto Run and Stop momentarily at the same time Alarm Display Push to silence alarm When system is running press to scroll through system readings In program mode push to scroll through the sys tem pa...

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Page 5: ...l the complete system before assuming the system is operational If the boat is in fresh or dirty water see Dry Testing with an Artificial Ocean After testing make sure that the flush cycle operates properly The water going overboard at the end of the flush should only taste slightly salty and measure 1000 PPM salinity 6 The MPC control must have DC power continuously to achieve the full benefits o...

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Page 7: ...Z Brane Installation 33 Operation 37 New Systems Start Up and Testing 39 Nominal Operating Parameters 41 Dry Testing with an Artificial Ocean 42 Normal Operation and Fresh Water Flush 43 Auto Store and Flush Cycle Adjustment 44 Alarm Override and Manual Operation 45 Maintenance Storage and Troubleshooting 47 Suggested Spares 49 Maintenance 50 Introduction to Spectra Chemicals 52 Long Term Storage ...

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Page 9: ...ing Controls 67 Introduction 69 MPC 5000 Operation Guide 70 Display Controls 71 Programming from the Display 74 Salinity Probe Calibration 77 Wiring Schematic 78 MPC 5000 PCB Fuses and Electrical Specifications 79 Exploded Views and Part Numbers 81 ...

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Page 13: ...llation Lay out the system Before starting the installation identify where each module and compo nent will be placed Ensure that there is enough clearance around the components for remov al of filters and system service Make sure you have adequate tubing and hose before starting Additional parts may be ordered Getting Started Catalina 340 Z Shipping List Catalina Feed Pump Module 10 Clark Pump and...

Page 14: ...reserve water to get to your next port safely Front View Pressure Relief Valve Double rubber mounts to absorb vibration The Clark Pump Membrane Module is pre mounted and plumbed together as a single unit to save time and add reliability This module must be installed in an area that maintains a tem perature below 120F 50C and may be placed as high in the boat as you desire Make sure that the area a...

Page 15: ...ote When plumbing the Catalina feed pump module route the feed water hose so that the front cover may be opened without removing the hose or tubing All tubing connections are made using John Guest connectors shown on page 22 After assembling all plumbing fittings thorough ly check for leaks Feed Pressure Sensor red measures pressure after the feed pump Boost pump voltage booster Motor Speed Contro...

Page 16: ...nted with the filter housing verti cal and accessible for changing filters with 2 below the housing for filter changes Do not install over electrical equipment The unit contains the charcoal filter a solenoid shut off valve and a flush water flow regulator SEE PAGE 29 FOR Z ION INSTALLATION AND INSTRUCTIONS Introduction to Components continued Remote Control Panel Can be mounted anywhere that is d...

Page 17: ...mittent flow restrictions air bubbles contami nants and will void the warranty For racing boats and high speed boats traveling above 15 knots a retractable snorkel type thru hull fitting is preferred because it picks up water away from the hull The brine discharge thru hull should be mounted above the waterline along or just above the boot stripe to minimize water lift and back pressure Double cla...

Page 18: ...o the brine overboard fitting Plumbing Schematic Flush water from ship s pressure water system 25 psi 2bar minimum Use part of the 25 feet 8 meters of 1 2 inch vinyl hose pre fitted with a 1 2 inch John Guest stem fitting to connect the feed pump to the Clark Pump feed water inlet see following pages Use the 1 2 inch vinyl hose with the Quick Connect fitting be tween the Z Ion fresh water flush mo...

Page 19: ...at is unattended for the fresh water flush system to function properly The domestic fresh water pump must be able to deliver 1 5 gallons per minute 6 LPM at 25 PSI 1 7 bar Attaching 1 2 inch vinyl hose to sea strainer using the 3 8 John Guest stem fitting and hose clamp found in installation kit Attaching 1 2 inch vinyl hose to Z Ion fresh water flush module with the pre fitted Quick Connect fitti...

Page 20: ...itting from the installation kit From the feed pump to the Clark Pump feed water inlet use the remaining 1 2 inch vinyl hose with the 1 2 inch John Guest stem fitting pre fitted with a ferrule Insert the pre fitted end into the feed pump Figure 1 and the 1 2 John Guest stem fitting and hose clamp from the instal lation kit for the Clark Pump feed water inlet Figure 2 Refer to John Guest assembly i...

Page 21: ...m until the MPC 5000 control determines the product water is below 750 PPM salinity Once be low 750 PPM the MPC 5000 control opens the diversion valve and product water is diverted into the fresh water tank The salinity probe must be mounted in a vertical position with the cable coming out the bottom If the Clark Pump Membrane Module is mounted vertically or upside down the diversion valve probe a...

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Page 23: ... on the 90 degree fittings on the back of the Clark Pump have captive nuts and washers which compress the O rings without turning the entire fitting If a tube fitting leaks it can sometimes be resealed by just tightening You must use two wrenches a 13 16 inch wrench to hold the base and a 7 8 inch wrench to turn the compres sion nut The 13 16 inch wrench will need to be thin so as not to interfere...

Page 24: ...rsion valve and Rotoflow sensor cable a 2 conductor fresh water flush solenoid cable a Z Ion power and signal cable and a 50 foot 15M cable for the MPC 5000 display 50 15M cable with con nectors for the MPC 5000 control display Boost Pump Cable 2 conductor Yellow MPC 5000 Board Looking at the box from the inside Diversion Valve and Rotoflow Cable 5 conductor Red Z Ion power and signal cable 3 cond...

Page 25: ...e red pigtail on the feed pump module Following the same route route the salinity probe cable from the diversion valve manifold up through the bottom of the feed pump module housing to the con nector on the MPC control box Slip the supplied boot over the entire connector to protect from spray 5 Connect the white 2 conductor boost pump cable to the pigtail on the feed pump module Wiring continued W...

Page 26: ...R TO THESE TERMINALS The Catalina 340 Z ships with a Vacuum Florescent Display VFD The display brightness can be adjusted using the programming function on page 74 There are two jacks on the MPC control board so an additional panel can be installed on a single machine and commands to the system can be entered at either The display must be mounted in a protected location out of direct sunlight and ...

Page 27: ...on the MPC circuit board labeled Float Switch 1 There is no polarity Float Switch 2 is for land based applications only and will be bridged with a jumper wire in marine installations See the wiring diagram on the next page Spectra uses two types of float switch the side mounted float switch EL SWT SMLV and the top mounted Tank Full Switch EL SWT LV Either may be used depending on the geometry of y...

Page 28: ...28 Tank Switch Wiring Tank full switch wired to Float Switch 1 ter minals jumper across Float Switch 2 terminals ...

Page 29: ...film and bacteria and assists in the preven tion of scale formation on the membrane surfaces After thoroughly fresh water flushing the system the Z Brane will protect an idle system indefinitely as long as the Z Brane is energized The Z Brane draws less than 1 Amp but storage with chemicals may be preferable for longer periods if battery power is an issue Neither the Z Ion nor the Z Brane will pre...

Page 30: ... a fifteen foot cable for flexibility in mounting on the bulkhead adjacent to the feed pump module In the photo below the control box is mounted on top of the filter housing but it may be mounted anywhere within four feet Plug the Z ION connector from the generator into the control box and plug the power and sig nal cable from the Z Ion into the pigtail from the feed pump module Both are marked gr...

Page 31: ...d the LED will flash green amber The cycle will continue until either the water flow stops or the adjustable timer times out factory set for 15 minutes If the voltage is out of range below 10V or above 56V the LED will flash red every two seconds and the unit will shut down Each fresh water flush with the Z Ion will protect your watermaker for up to 30 days after which the process must be repeated...

Page 32: ...ist during shipping and storage Remove the C clips that secure the shipping plugs then remove the shipping plugs Insert an anode into the membrane until the groove is flush with the membrane end plug The C clip will then slip into the groove and the C clip screw will secure the clip C Clip and retaining screw with probe installed Shipping Plug remove to insert probe C Clip groove in Anode NOTE you...

Page 33: ... will protect your membrane and al so prevent corrosion in the feed water system Thoroughly fresh water flush the watermaker several times before leaving the vessel unattended for extended periods The Z Brane may be de powered if the system is pickled with chemicals or winterized with propylene glycol DO NOT DISCONNECT OR SPLICE ANY OF THE HIGH VOLTAGE WIRING Contact the factory if modifications a...

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Page 37: ...pressurized with storage chemical in it First check Thru hull inlet and the brine discharge valves are open All of your hose connections are tight The pressure relief valve is open 1 2 turn or tag and washer are still in place The toggle switch on the MPC control box is set to the Auto position There are at least several gallons of water in your fresh water tank for priming and the ship s pressure...

Page 38: ...r the unit is fin ished making water If you shut down the system by pressing the Stop button the system will not fresh water flush If you do stop the system using the Stop button use the Auto Store button to effect a fresh water flush You should fresh water flush your watermaker after every use 4 Check that the system is operating within its normal parameters Compare with the parame ters on the ne...

Page 39: ...s sent overboard If the salinity is less than 750 PPM the green GOOD LED is illuminated and the product water is sent to the tank Feedwater Pressure Pressure range 90 100 PSI 6 2 7 BAR Pressure will be higher in cold water and lower in warm water Extreme salinity or temperature conditions may result in operating pressures outside of the nominal range Pre filter Condition PREFILTER warns that filte...

Page 40: ...e it into a 5 gallon 20 liter bucket Push the Auto Store button one or two more times to fill the bucket with fresh water from the brine discharge service hose hose attached to Clark Pump Press Stop when the bucket is full 5 Remove the fresh water flush hose from the fresh water flush module or Z Ion at the Quick Connect fitting and connect the intake service hose per Figure 2 Disconnect the produ...

Page 41: ... Auto Run one or more times The machine will run for one hour for each time the button is pushed then shut off and automatically do a fresh water flush Z Ion treatment 3 Run the system until you have filled your tank or have made enough to meet your require ments for several days 4 After the system fresh water flushes and shuts down it will enter the Auto Store mode which will flush the system at ...

Page 42: ...essing the Auto Store button once will flush the system and then activate the flush interval cycle The display will read FRESH WATER FLUSH with a countdown timer The feed pump will run at flush speed to limit the flow rate to 1 5 GPM After 5 minutes adjustable the pump will stop the display will read FLUSH TIMER INTERVAL and the countdown timer will reflect the number of hours until the next flush...

Page 43: ...alve manifold Disconnect the product to tank tube from the diversion valve manifold and connect it di rectly to the membrane product outlet Taste or sample the product water before sending it to a tank Always discard the product water for the first few minutes of operation as the initial product water from the system may not be potable Test the water with a handheld salinity meter or taste it regu...

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Page 47: ...tools and membrane cleaning chemicals One replacement strainer screen replacement O ring for strainer screen and replacement O rings for the filter housings Common Parts Item Part Number SC 1 STORAGE CHEMICAL KIT CHEM SC1 SC 2 CLEANER KIT CHEM SC2 SC 3 CLEANER KIT CHEM SC3 BASIC CRUISE KIT A KIT BCK A OFFSHORE REBUILD KIT KIT OFFSH 5 MICRON FILTER FT FTC 5 CHARCOAL FILTER FT FTC CC 5 STRAINER SCRE...

Page 48: ...n the filter reaches a 10 PSI 7 BAR differential If you use the system until it stops at a 10 PSI differential 75 BAR then the filter will have to be discarded Extremely dirty filters will harm system performance and may cause system shut down Leaving dirty filters in the machine during long idle periods will cause biological contamination To service the pre filter close the seacock to lessen spil...

Page 49: ...rom rust Monitor the product salinity and feed pressure for higher than normal readings take environmental conditions into consideration Cold feed water can cause high pressure Low product flow is usually due to low voltage a worn feed pump or worn Clark Pump Test to see if biological growth has occurred Before running the system remove the prefil ter and examine its condition If the filter housin...

Page 50: ...age Procedure on page 54 Spectra systems should be stored with propylene glycol if freezing is likely to occur Propylene glycol can be used instead of Spectra SC 1 storage chemical for storage in any climate and treatment is effective for one year Propylene glycol is a food grade antifreeze used to winter ize RV s boats and cabins Do not use ethylene glycol automotive antifreeze which is toxic and...

Page 51: ...removes all traces of propylene glycol and returns the salinity to the level it was before storage with propylene glycol See the Cleaning Procedure on page 56 Cleaners Cleaning can be detrimental to the membrane and shorten its life Avoid unnecessary clean ing and avoid cleaning as a diagnostic tool SC 2 is an alkaline cleaner used to remove light oil grime and biological growth It is most effecti...

Page 52: ...ve on the Clark Pump is OPEN un pressurized by turning 1 2 turn counterclockwise 7 Flip the toggle switch on the feed pump module to the SER VICE setting The solution will be drawn from the bucket with the intake service hose and returned to the bucket from the brine discharge service hose Circulate the storage chemical in this manner for approximately 10 minutes Return the toggle switch to the RU...

Page 53: ...m the brine discharge service hose or antifreeze appears Propylene glycol will look slightly different and feel more slippery than water Return the switch to RUN AUTO to stop the pump Add more propylene glycol to the intake bucket if necessary 7 Lead the brine discharge service hose into the same bucket as the intake service hose The ser vice hose will now draw propylene glycol solution from the b...

Page 54: ...t the Quick Connect fitting connect the intake service hose and lead it into the bucket with the brine dis charge service hose 5 Make sure that the pressure relief valve on the Clark Pump is open un pressurized 6 Mix the cleaning chemical in the bucket If possible heat the solution to 120 deg F 49 deg C 7 Start the system by flipping the manual toggle switch on the feed pump module to SERVICE The ...

Page 55: ... Close pressure relief valve No lights or display system does not operate Remote display not con nected No power to control box Check display cable connections at back of display and at control box Check and reset main DC supply breaker Check for voltage 12 or 24 VDC at control box power input studs Try manual switch on MPC control box If pump runs then control or display is defective System runs ...

Page 56: ...re relief valve Check thru hull Purge air Clean or replace Rotoflow meter Check brine discharge Clean membrane High Pressure Blocked brine discharge Fouled membrane Voltage Too High Voltage Too Low Battery voltage too high or low Loose wires or poor connec tions Charge batteries Check charging voltage Check power connections Re starting No signal from Rotoflow meter at startup System airlocked See...

Page 57: ...t in flush water They must be of proper specification to be suitable See page 64 There is no test for chlorine damage except the process of elimination of other causes DIRTY OR SCALED membranes A dirty foreign material scaled mineral deposits or contaminated bacterial growth membrane can result in poor water quality and ab normal operating pressures If operating pressures are above normal then cle...

Page 58: ...oted continue with this test You will need a graduated bucket either a graduated pitcher or large measuring cup and a stop watch Log the voltage at the feed pump at the same time Confirm at least 12 5 Volts at the feed pump on 12 Volt DC systems 25 volts on 24 Volt DC systems Take two measurements and compare them with the table on the following page The first meas urement is the product flow alon...

Page 59: ...le It took 53 seconds to collect 12 liters of total flow 60 53 x 12 13 58 LPM 3 Recovery Rate Product Flow Total Flow Recovery Rate Example 6 5 GPH product flow 063 or 6 3 1 7 GPM total flow x 60 you must first multiply total flow by 60 to convert from GPM to GPH pressure relief valve open turn In order to make good quality product water you need the proper amount of feed water flow as in the tabl...

Page 60: ...mp and the Clark Pump The purpose of the feed line accumulator is to reduce the spikes in the feed pressure caused by the cycling of the Clark Pump If the accumulator is not properly charged it can lead to pres sure spikes and system shut down The accumulator has a Schrader air valve like a car tire which allows the internal air bladder of the accumulator to be pre charged The accumulator should b...

Page 61: ...re filter will plug up water production and quality will drop and the system pressure will change dramatically In blue water conditions the pre filter may only need to be changed every week or two When operated for only an hour or two a day in inland or near shore waters the trapped plankton will begin to decay in the filters long before the elements plug up The decaying plankton and bacteria will...

Page 62: ... there are aftermarket filters which are very close to but not exactly the right dimensions and they will not seal in the housing If you skimp on the charcoal filter you risk damaging a 600 00 membrane on the first flush The other factor is the flow rate that the filter can handle Because the chlorine is adsorbed by the charcoal it must remain in contact with the charcoal for a sufficient period o...

Page 63: ...elf and then initiating the flush interval timer as outlined on page 44 Performing a Fresh Water Flush with a Failed Inlet Pressure Transducer In the event of a Service Prefilter alarm on the remote display that cannot be cleared by re placing the pre filters the alarm function can be defeated to allow the system to remain in the Auto Store mode until repairs can be facilitated Access the Program ...

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Page 67: ...nitors the operation of the system to ensure a long and trouble free service life If an operating parameter changes the MPC can switch operating modes shut itself down or automatically store itself in order to protect your watermaker Your MPC control board can be calibrated and programmed from the remote display quickly and easily with only a few key strokes The Battery Back up feature allows for ...

Page 68: ...eed with an added boost pump to ensure adequate water supply to the feed pump These systems have two pressure sensors The first is mounted before the feed pump to measure boost pump pressure and filter condition The second is mounted after the feed pump to measure feed water pressure to the Clark Pump Catalina systems use software Version A 40 USB Type B Computer Connection JP2 Jumper on Catalina ...

Page 69: ...l perform another fresh water flush and restart the flush interval timer The flush interval and flush cycle will repeat themselves until the user enters another com mand Auto Run Auto Store Pressing the Auto Store button in the top right corner of the display will acti vate the automated storage sequence This will automatically store the system performing a fresh water flush once every 1 30 days a...

Page 70: ...hroughout the system until another command is giv en After pressing Stop it is advisable to use the Auto Store button which will initiate a fresh water flush and restart the flush interval timer Stop Alarm Displ The Alarm Displ button has several functions depending on the current state of the system Alarm Active Pressing Alarm Displ will silence the alarm Pressing it again will reset the alarm if...

Page 71: ...d on pages 27 28 It is not advisable to operate your watermaker unattended Severe damage to the vessel watermaker or other equipment may result Auto Run for 5 seconds Auto Fill Mode Single Flush Pressing and holding the Auto Store button for 5 seconds will activate the single flush mode The system will perform a single fresh water flush then return to the default screen dis playing Spectra Waterma...

Page 72: ...ispl Scrolls through the various programming windows Stop Selects the digit in the Rotoflow meter calibration constant window to be changed Has no function in other windows Auto Run Changes the selected parameter down one unit per push Auto Store Changes the selected parameter up one unit with per push To Exit Program Mode Press and release the Stop and Alarm Displ buttons simultaneously The contr...

Page 73: ...the high pressure limit Factory default for the Catalina models is 125 PSI LOW VACUUM LIMIT Set point for the maximum allowable pressure drop through the pre filter If the inlet pressure reading drops below this point the unit will alarm Service Prefilter and shut down This set point is in absolute pressure and determines the Replace end of the Prefilter Condition bar graph In most cases this para...

Page 74: ...ime in days between automatic flushes when the system is in Auto Store mode The Flush Interval is programmed in days but the Flush Interval Timer will count down in hours Factory default is 5 days 30 days with the optional Z Ion CLEAN PRESSURE This should be set to one whole number below the pressure seen at the inlet sensor when the system is running with a brand new pre filter After installing a...

Page 75: ... The salinity level in PPM can be seen on the remote display Using a hand held tester note the salinity in PPM of your product water after the unit has been running Be sure to calibrate the hand held salinity meter as per the manufacturer s in structions Access the Program Mode from the remote display simultaneously press and hold the Stop and Alarm Displ buttons for 4 seconds Press Alarm Displ to...

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Page 77: ...ing run cycle Fuse F7 5 Amp STER Powered when feed pump running Optional ultraviolet sterilizer Before replacing fuses shut off the main power supplies Remove the lead wire that goes to the affected component from the terminal strip Using a digital ohmmeter check the circuits for dead shorts You should see about 10 ohms or more on the solenoid valve circuits MCP 5000 Electrical Specifications Oper...

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Page 81: ...Z HPILHA CT 340 Z Quick Disconnect PL TEE 1 2TJG John Guest 1 2 inch swivel tee PL STA 12Tx38NJ 1 2 Tube Stem x 3 8 NPT adapter John Guest Accumulator Hose 20 inches 1 2 inch vinyl hose PL HS 1 2VN 2 brass ferrules PL HF 75lDX1BR 2 1 2 inch hose barb tube adapters PL HBA 1 2Tx1 2 5 inches of 3 4 inch spiral wrap EL LT 3 4SW Hose clamps may be substituted for the brass ferrules which are crimped on...

Page 82: ... Coupler Panel FT FTC 5 5 MICRON FILTER ELEMENT FT FTH 10L3PCS 3 PIECE 10 FILTER HOUSING PL HBE 3 4X3 4 3 4 NPT X 3 4 HOSE BARB ELL NYLON PL NP 1 2X3 8N 1 2 NPT X 3 8 NPT CLOSE NIPPLE NYL FT FHB 3PCSHSS MOLDED FILTER BRACKET EL SWT TSBHC TOGGLE SWITCH BOOT SEAL EL SWT TG DPDT TOGGLE SWITCH DP DT PL SWF 1 2X1 2 1 2 NPT X 1 2 TUBE SWIVEL EL PL NLT 1 2LP 1 2 LOW PRESSURE TUBE HD OTH 1 4TS1D 1 4 20 x ...

Page 83: ... 4VN 3 4 VINYL HOSE PL HS 5 8VN 5 8 VINYL HOSE PL NLT 1 4LP 1 4 Low Pressure Tube Product Hoses and Tubes Note Hose clamps may be substituted for brass ferrules which require a special crimper Inlet Flush Hose Assembly SUB CT Z HPIBHA PL HS 1 2VN 1 2 VINYL HOSE PL QDC 1 2HBDWV 1 2 HB QUICK DISCT BODY WITH VALVE PL HBA 1 2TX1 2 1 2 TUBE x 1 2 HB ADAPTER Brass ferrules for 1 2 inch hose PL HF 75lDX1...

Page 84: ... EL FP BPLDC824 300 1000 BOOSTER PUMP DC 8 24 Volts PL BHF 3 8TPIEJ 3 8 STEM ELBOW JG PL BHF 3 8TSTJG 3 8 BULKHEAD FITTING JG FT STN 6 6 SEA STRAINER ASSY FT STN 6S STRAINER SCREEN PL HBS 3 4X3 4 3 4 HOSE BARB NYL PL CKV 1M3 4FWS 3 4 CHECK VALVE SO STN 6SS SEA STRAINER GASKET Fresh Water Flush Module or Z Ion Boost Pump Module PL BSH 1x1 2N 1 NPT x 1 2 NPT hex bushing reducer Fresh water flush mod...

Page 85: ...Quick Disc Fitting Hose Barb Brine Discharge Quick Connect High Pressure Fittings PL MTE 3 4S1 2B 3 4 16 ST X 1 2 TUBE FITT ELBOW BRONZE EL MPC SP4 SALINITY PROBE SUB NP DWMSP DIVERSION VALVE MANIFOLD PL MTE 1 4X3 8J 1 4 NPT X 3 8 TUBE ELBOW JG EL SSR IFM INLINE FLOW METER SENSOR PL SLN 1 4D12SP 1 4 DIVERSION VALVE 12V SPART PL MTS 1 4x1 4J 1 4 NPT x 1 4 Tube JG STRAIGHT FITTING PL UNN 3 8X1 4N RE...

Page 86: ...86 HP TB VEB B HP TB VB HP TB VEB A HP TB BV HP CB CB10 HP CYL SST HP CYL R HP CYL EC HP CYL CCA Not used ...

Page 87: ...87 HD CPS 5 162 75 SO HPP SP HP TB VSP HP TB SR SO HPP VB SO HPP PLP SO HPP VP HD CPS 5 16X3 KIT HP 10VSA HP TB ARP SO HPP AR1 SO HPP RV HP TB BV 89 ...

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Page 89: ...89 Parts PL MTS 3 8X1 2B HP CYL SST HP CYL CCA SO HPP ECCB HP CYL EC HP CYL R HP CYL PT Parts ...

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