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Supply of tap water.
To supply the tap water to the
device it is necessary to smoothly
open the ball valve on the tee - see.
(Fig. 15) in order to provide
running the cold tap water into the
device.
The vertical position of the valve
means there is no water supply.
Horizontal position of the tap
means that the water is supplied to
the device
Important! If there is high water pressure in the water supply system, it is not necessary to open the
valve completely. The partial opening of the valve on the tee will reduce the overall flow rate of
water and reduce the stress level on the hydraulic components of the device.
Water flow rate adjustment.
Adjust the speed of the water flow through the EMERALD using
the water flow regulator (see. Fig. 14 – “3” and Fig. 16) which is
located inside the device housing. This regulator allows you to set the
same water flow rate in the EMERALD regardless of the water
pressure in the water supply system. For high-quality purification and
electrical treatment the water flow through the device should be no
more than 1 liter / min. (60 liters / hour). If the flow rate of water is
slower in the device then the purification and electrical treatment are
better.
To regulate the flow rate of water it is necessary to do as follows:
u
Unscrew the control valve retainer (flat metal nut) by turning it counterclockwise to the
required level.
u
Rotating the control valve clockwise (reduction of the flow) or counterclockwise
(increase of the flow) it is necessary to set the required flow rate of water in the device
in the range of 50-60 liters / hour.
u
After setting the required flow rate the retainer of the control valve (flat metal nut) shall
be tighten by turning it clockwise.
Attention! During the operation of the device the flow rate of the water can gradually decrease.
To restore the normal flow rate it is necessary to flush the device (see Section “MAINTENANCE
OF THE DEVICE”).
Fig. 15. Water supply with the use of ball valve tee
Fig. 16. Water flow regulator