All specifications subject to change without notice.
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Warning: For use with water only. Do not install on gas line. Never install this device
on a fire protection or fire suppression system. For indoor use only.
OUTPUT SIGNAL CONNECTIONS
The unit also provides output signal capabilities (SPDT Relay Output Contact) for connection to a home
security panel or for use with an appropriate relay to control a secondary device, such as a pump. See
Figure 2 for wiring diagram.
Normally Closed Circuit – Terminal Pins 3 & 4
Normally Open Circuit – Terminal Pins 4 & 5
OPERATION & SYSTEM RESET
In the event the system activates, locate the source of the leak, remove the sensor from the water and
dry the metal contacts on the bottom. Correct the problem causing the leak and replace the sensor in
the desired leak detection location once again as required. Press and release the “Reset” button on the
receiver to open the valve and begin the flow of water and gas again. The green “Power” indicator light on
the receiver will flash once to confirm the reset. Light the water heater pilot and confirm gas flow to the
water heater.
MAINTENANCE
Test the system annually per the function test (install step 10) to ensure correct operation and maintain
product warranty status. At a minimum, exercise (press and release) the “Reset” button on the receiver.
EMERGENCY MANUAL VALVE OPERATION
The unit is equipped with an emergency feature for the manual rotation of the valve. Disengage the
actuator from the valve and manually changing the valve to open or closed as follows:
1. Turn off the main power to the transformer.
2. Stabilize the water feed line by grabbing it in one hand near the valve. While grasping the actuator
housing in the other hand, pull the actuator housing away from the water feed line.
3. Using an appropriate hand tool (such as a pliers), clamp down on valve stem and turn in the appropriate
direction until the desired position is achieved. Note the top of the stem is slotted to indicate valve
position (in line with water flow indicates open valve; slot across water line indicates closed).
4. Before remounting the actuator, return the valve to the original position prior to the manual rotation.
5. Remount the actuator and restore the main power to the transformer.
6. Test for correct operation per the function test listed in install step 10.
