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differential safety shut-off on the pre-filter so as not to starve the pump of water. This will also let you know when to
change the pre-filter.
4. Product Water (Permeate) Line Connection & Primary membrane flushing
All of our equipment comes with a built-in check valve on the permeate line.
Note: When starting up a new unit, it should run to drain for 30-60 minutes to flush the new membranes. Be sure this
product line is not shoved into a drain. If possible, run the product line from above with a substantial air-gap spraying
into the drain from above. The normal plumbing code is at least twice the diameter of the drain pipe. A larger gap is
preferable to avoid splashing of water from the drain. This may allow bacteria growth that may be able to migrate
back into the unit thus causing a potential problem.
5. Concentrate or Waste Line Connection
Connect the concentrate or waste line to the outlet side of the concentrate flow meter. Run this line to an open drain
with no restriction and leave an airgap at the drain end. Please, follow all local plumbing codes.
6. Electrical
Properly sized electrical service is required for proper operation of system.
7. Level Controls
Level controls are a float type in an atmospheric storage tank or a O-float level valve. Both are optional with our
equipment and can be installed by us. Either one are wired directly into the controller and are controlled by the con-
troller.
8. Pumps
All of our units come with heavy-duty pumps and they are not self-priming. Never let a pump run dry. This may dam-
age the pump and void the warranty.
9. Pre-Filtration
Our units are equipped with a sediment pre-filter which will remove particles down to 5 microns in size. As this pre-
filter plugs up it will restrict the flow of water. At this point the controller will shut down the unit until the filter is
changed. This option is standard on our equipment. Depending on the feed water, more pre-treatment may be neces-
sary. A water analysis is required to determine the need
10. Installation.
Prior to start-up, carefully inspect the system for loose connections that may have loosened during shipping.
11. Membrane installation
Should the membranes need to be installed or replaced, be sure to notice how they were removed. The flow of water
will always be from the end of the membrane with the brine seal to the end without the brine seal.