Watts PWFCAL15 Installation, Operation And Maintanance Manual Download Page 2

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Specifications

Feed Water Parameters

Minimum inlet pressure: 30 psig
Maximum operating pressure: 125 psig
Minimum water temperature: 40°F (5°C)
Maximum water temperature: 110°F (43°C)

Power

Voltage: 120VAC
Frequency: 60Hz
Power consumption: 7 Watts Maximum

Installation

Location: Indoors (Protect from direct sunlight)
Minimum ambient temperature: 40°F (5°C)
Maximum ambient temperature: 110°F (50°C)

Drain Flow Rates

The drain system these filters are plumbed to must be able to accept 

the listed drain volumes for a period of 27 minutes.
 

Micro Z™ Filters

9" X 48", 1 cubic ft.  

5.3 gpm

10" X 54", 1.5 cubic ft.  

7.5 gpm

12" X 52", 2 cubic ft.  

11 gpm

13" X 65", 3 cubic ft.  

15 gpm

 

Carbon Filters:

9" X 48", 1 cubic ft.  

4.2 gpm

10" X 54", 1.5 cubic ft.  

5.3 gpm

12" X 52", 2 cubic ft.  

7.5 gpm

13" X 65", 3 cubic ft.  

10 gpm

16" X 65", 4 cubic ft.  

11 gpm

 

Calcite Filters:

10" X 54", 1.5 cubic ft.  

7.5 gpm

12" X 52", 2 cubic ft.  

11 gpm

13" X 65", 3 cubic ft.  

15 gpm

MODEL NO.

VALVE

MINERAL TANK 

SIZE

MEDIA CUBIC 

FOOT

GRAVEL (LBS)

PEAK SERVICE FLOW 

(GPM)

PRESSURE DROP 

(PSI)

BACK WASH 

(GPM)

FLOOR SPACE 

LXWXH

PWFGAC1

Time Clock

  9" X 48"

1

10

4

<15

4.2

16" X 10" X 55"

PWFGAC15

Time Clock

10" X 54"

1.5

10

6

<15

5.3

16" X 11" X 62"

PWFGAC2

Time Clock

12" X 52"

2

30

8

<15

7.5

17" X 13" X 60"

PWFGAC3

Time Clock

14" X 65"

3

40

11

<15

10

18" X 14" X 74"

PWFGAC4

Time Clock

16" X 65"

4

60

14

<15

11

20" X 17" X 74"

MODEL NO.

VALVE

MINERAL TANK 

SIZE

MEDIA CUBIC 

FOOT

GRAVEL  

(LBS)

PEAK SERVICE FLOW 

(GPM)

PRESSURE DROP 

(PSI)

BACK WASH 

(GPM)

FLOOR SPACE 

LXWXH

PWFMZ1

Time Clock

9" X 48"

1

10

5 - 9

15

5.3

16" X 10" X 55"

PWFMZ15

Time Clock

10" X 54"

1.5

10

7 - 10

15

7.5

16" X 11" X 62"

PWFMZ2

Time Clock

12" X 52"

2

30

9 - 15

15

11

17" X 13" X 60"

PWFMZ3

Time Clock

14" X 65"

3

40

13 - 21

15

15

18" X 14" X 74"

MODEL NO.

VALVE

MINERAL TANK 

SIZE

MEDIA CUBIC 

FOOT

GRAVEL  

(LBS)

PEAK SERVICE FLOW 

(GPM)*

PRESSURE DROP

BACK WASH  

(GPM)

FLOOR SPACE 

L X W X H

PWFCAL15

Time Clock

10" X 54"

1.5

10

7 - 10 

<15

7.5

16" X 11" X 62"

PWFCAL2

Time Clock

12" X 52"

2

30

9 - 15

<15

11

17" X 13" X 60"

PWFCAL3

Time Clock

13" X 65"

3

40

13 - 21

<15

15

18" X 14" X 74"

*Note:

 Peak service flow rate is for intermittent use only and is not to be interpreted as continuous service flow rate capability. These systems are designed to treat the domestic water used in a 

single family dwelling. For irrigation water treatment or higher volume applications please contact your Watts representative. Peak service flow rates are based on a 15 psi drop. 
Optimum service flow rate is specific to water chemistry and will vary.

PWFMZ Series

PWFGAC Series

PWFCAL Series

Summary of Contents for PWFCAL15

Page 1: ...governing authorities for additional local requirements WARNING Need for Periodic Inspection Maintenance This product must be tested periodically in compliance with local codes but at least once per...

Page 2: ...6 15 5 3 16 X 11 X 62 PWFGAC2 Time Clock 12 X 52 2 30 8 15 7 5 17 X 13 X 60 PWFGAC3 Time Clock 14 X 65 3 40 11 15 10 18 X 14 X 74 PWFGAC4 Time Clock 16 X 65 4 60 14 15 11 20 X 17 X 74 MODEL NO VALVE...

Page 3: ...outlet must be grounded All electrical connections must be connected according to local codes Be certain the outlet is uninterrupted Install grounding strap on metal pipes The power adapter comes with...

Page 4: ...ipment If there is obvious damage to any equipment it should be noted on the carrier s Bill Of Lading Open and inspect the contents of all closed crates cartons etc and inspect for concealed damage Th...

Page 5: ...e oils or hydrocarbon based lubricants Use only 100 silicone lubricants Do not support the weight of the system on the control valve fittings plumbing or the bypass Do not allow this water conditionin...

Page 6: ...bracket towards the two latches The Service Instructions Figure 17 Figure 18 Figure 19 Figure 20 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE Install a By Pass Always install a bypass either a 3 way valve system or the stan...

Page 7: ...es for an electrical ground metal only When finished with plumbing a ground wire should be connected to the copper pipes to complete the ground circuit Use two clamps and 4 copper for this Figure 5 Wh...

Page 8: ...ct to the control valve or the bypass valve using nuts that only require hand tighten ing Hand tighten nut connections between control valve and installation fittings control valve and bypass valve an...

Page 9: ...om the drain line When water is clear press the regen button 4 times This will take the valve back to service position Open several cold water and hot water faucets and let run until hot water heater...

Page 10: ...he Quick Programming Guide please see the detailed programming section of this manual NOTICE The electronics in the PWF control valve are used across a wide variety of control valves and applications...

Page 11: ...the hour the regeneration should occur by using the Up and Down arrow buttons an arrow points to PM after 12 00 noon Late night midnight is best this is the time when no water is liekly to be used Pr...

Page 12: ...7 Day option User Displays These procedures can be accessed in any order Details on each of the procedures are provided below and on the following pages When in operation normal user displays show th...

Page 13: ...points at Regen Hour Use UP or DOWN buttons to switch between the two choices If a differential switch is not installed the settings in this display are ignored NOTE A backwash will be initiated or s...

Page 14: ...rent day of the week by using the UP or DOWN buttons See chart at right for date codes Press SET HOUR to go to STEP 4I7 STEP 4I7 Sunday backwash To backwash on Sunday use the UP or DOWN button until t...

Page 15: ...ill always read 7 and a regeneration will never occur User Displays General Operation When the system is operating one of two displays will be shown Pressing UP or DOWN button will alter nate between...

Page 16: ...ests or a heavy laundry day To initiate a manual backwash at the preset delayed backwash time simultaneously press UP DOWN buttons together and release The arrow will point to the word Regen if a rege...

Page 17: ...PWF Filter Systems 17 NOTES...

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Page 20: ...IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND IN NO EVENT SHALL WATTS BE LIABLE IN CONTRACT TORT STRICT LIABILITY OR UNDER ANY...

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