Delabie TEMPOMATIC BINOPTIC, Руководство пользователя

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REMEMBER
•
Our mixers/taps must be installed by professional installers
in accordance with current
regulations and recommendations in your country, and the specifications of the fluid engineer.
•
Sizing the pipes correctly
will avoid problems of flow rate, pressure loss and water hammer
(see calculation table in our brochure and online at www.delabie.com).
•
Protect the installation
with filters, water hammer absorbers and pressure reducers to reduce
the frequency of maintenance (recommended pressure from 1 to 5 bars maximum).
•
Install stopcocks
close to the mixer/tap to facilitate maintenance.
• The pipe work, stopcocks, bib taps and all sanitary fittings should be checked at least once a year,
and more frequently if necessary.
CONNECTION
•
Respect the direction of the water flow
(see arrow engraved on the mixer/tap body).
•
Install the filters supplied
to protect the solenoid valve(s) from foreign bodies.
• Connect the solenoid valve(s) to the terminal EV (
fig. G
) via the rubber compression gland:
-
RED wire(s): EV+ terminal
- BLUE wire(s): EV- terminal
• Connect the sensor cable to the BMR terminal ( fig. G ) via the rubber compression gland:
-
WHITE wire: terminal B
-
BROWN wire: terminal M
-
RED wire: terminal R
•
Do not cut or lengthen the detector cable
(500cm length available on request).
• Connect to the power supply using an insulated twin-core power supply cable
(2 x 1.5 or 2 x 1, ext. Ø7 - 8mm to ensure a waterproof connection) to the 220-240V terminal on the
electronic unit. A circuit breaker must be installed ahead of the electronic control unit
(see ELECTRICAL SUPPLY section).
• Mount the wall unit under the washbasin at least 50cm above the floor with the compression glands
facing downwards.
• Tighten the nuts on the compression glands.
• Replace the fixing screws, cover and seal then close the box.
HOW THE ELECTRONIC UNIT OPERATES (fig. J)
• The YELLOW LED
i
(ALIM) is lit when the power supply is operating.
• The GREEN LED
j
(EV) is lit when the sensor detects the user’s hands and the solenoid valve opens
the water flow. When the hands are removed and after a comfort shut-off delay, the flow stops
and the GREEN LED goes out.
• The
RED LED
h
(SECU) is lit and the flow of water stops if the sensor detects hands (or any other
object) continuously for 45 seconds; the anti-blocking security is activated. Once the hands or object
are/is removed the system is reset and a new cycle can commence.
• For the electronic unit to operate correctly the ambient temperature should be between 5 - 40°C.
EN
Recessed BINOPTIC or TEMPOMATIC models (fig. E):
FOR WALLS
• Make a recessing space, minimum size 188 x 162 x 70mm, so that the bottom of the spout is
approximately 200mm above the washbasin surface.
• Allow a recess for the water supply pipes and electrical supply to connect to the electronic housing.
• Solder two Ø12mm pipes onto the connectors. It is possible to connect the water supply to the top
of the box by turning it upside down.
• Cover with a Ø18mm sheath.
• Push the 4 mounting brackets on the housing gently towards the rear. Two holes in the bottom
of the stainless steel housing will allow its eventual attachment via the base.
• Seal the housing unit, tubes and the sheath.
• Seal the inside and lower edge of the housing unit with mastic to prevent any water leaking
into the wall. Position the silicone seal behind the stainless steel wall plate to ensure a waterproof seal
between the wall plate and the wall. Leave a drainage point to allow any residual water to drain away.
FOR DRY WALLS
• To attach the housing unit using the 4 mounting brackets, strengthen the dry wall with 2 support rails.
• Seal the inside and lower edge of the box with mastic to prevent any water leaking into the wall.
Position the silicone seal behind the stainless steel wall plate to ensure a waterproof seal
between the wall plate and the wall. Leave a drainage point to allow any residual water to drain away.
FIXING THE COVER
• Once the wall has been finished, attach the rails onto the stainless steel case with 4 screws,
ensuring that they are level.
• Install the hydraulic unit.
• Feed the sensor and solenoid valve cables through the sheath.
• Connect the flexible to the spout and the solenoid valve.
• Snap the cover onto the upper rail. After testing, tighten the 2 screws under the cover to tighten
in place using a 2.5mm Allen key.
• Connect the solenoid valve and complete the installation as shown in the CONNECTION section.
THE INSTALLER MUST ENSURE THAT:
• THE RECESSING AREA IS WATERPROOF TO PREVENT ANY INGRESS OF WATER;
• ANY WATER ACCIDENTALLY ENTERING THE RECESSING AREA (E.G. CONDENSATION, RUN OFF,
LEAKS, ETC.) HAS A DRAINAGE POINT TO PREVENT STAGNATION;
• THE INTEGRITY OF THE SEALS BETWEEN THE STAINLESS STEEL WALL PLATE AND THE WALL
OR THE WALL PLATE AND THE MIXER/TAP AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR, AND MORE FREQUENTLY
IF NECESSARY, AND MAKE GOOD IF NECESSARY.
If this advice is not followed, water may leak into the wall. DELABIE cannot be held responsible
for any ingress.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL TECHNICAL SUPPORT (SEE BELOW FOR CONTACT DETAILS).