Reducer Art. No.
Max. Flowrate L/s
418029
0,5
418030
0,7
418031
1
418032
1,2
418033
1,5
418034
2,2
General information
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The device is intended for the separation of grease and suspended solids
from kitchen wastewater only.
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The device must be installed in compliance with all applicable local
and national laws, and codes of practice including those relating
to electrics and plumbing.
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Installation of the device should be performed
by qualified technicians.
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The device must not be installed in any other way
than as described in this Installation and Operation Manual.
Safety
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The ACO Grease Capture should only be connected to a properly
grounded and waterproof power socket. Ensure the power socket
is fitted with or supported by a dedicated ground fault circuit
breaker/interrupter (GFCI).
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Connect the heater to the electrical supply after
the unit is filled with water. This is achieved once water flows
over the outlet weir.
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If water needs to be drained from the device, the heater
must be disconnected from the electrical supply first.
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Do not install the unit outdoors unless a waterproof cover is used.
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Do not remove the heater casing if it is connected
to the electrical supply.
Process of installation
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An inlet and outlet pipe slope of at least 2%.
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Do not reduce the diameter of the outlet pipe.
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Piping before device inlet should be as short as possible
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Minimize the number of elbows on the outlet pipe.
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The device has an internal P-trap, there is no need
to install a second P-trap at the outlet.
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Please check the device for damage before first
use and report any missing or damaged parts
to your local distributor.
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Do not connect the unit to a food grinder,
potato peeler or waste disposal unit.
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Pipes leaving the outlet must be at least 2 inches
in diameter.
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Remove any grease buildup or blockages from connecting
drains before installing the ACO Grease Capture.
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The ACO Grease Capture is provided with an internal
flow reducer to limit throughflow and to aid performance.
Variable size flow reducers are available up to the maximum
flow rate for a given separator size, depending on inlet pipe
diameter.
The flow rate of individual flow reducers
is determined according to methodology
established in the PDI standard.
Ventilation pipes should always be open to atmosphere,
either outside the building or by connection to an air
admittance valve. Do not connect to sewage ventilation
systems. Outlet ventilation protects against potential
siphoning issues.
Inlet and outlet connection
Danger
of heating rod
damage!
Ventilation
Ventilation
!
The device must always be filled with water before turning on!
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Inlet
Outlet
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