Table of Contents:
Parts / Schematic Breakdown
1
Safety Instructions
2-3
Water Chemistry
4
Installing Your UV Disinfection System
4-6
Disinfection Procedure
7-8
Operating and Maintenance Instructions
8-10
Operation
11-14
Troubleshooting
15-16
Hi-Flo Series Dose Flow Chart
16
Specifications
17-18
Manufacturer’s Warranty
19
Potential
Hazard
Safety Measures
UV Exposure
Never illuminate UV Lamps outside of the UV Chamber.
Never look directly at illuminated UV Lamps, even when using protective gear.
Always use protective gear, including gloves and UV safety glasses.
If accidental exposure occurs, immediately cool affected area and consult physician.
Electrical Shock
Disconnect power to system before performing any maintenance or repair.
There may be more than one source of power.
Impalement
Never perform any physical inspection, repair or maintenance on UV Chamber unless UV
chamber has been isolated and depressurized.
Never service UV Lamps, Sleeves or associated hardware until depressurization of UV
chamber has been confirmed.
Hot chamber
Allow UV Lamps, UV Chamber to cool for a minimum of 10 minutes before handling.
Cut or ingestion
Ensure the quartz sleeve or lamp is not broken, cracked or damaged in any way when
handling equipment.
Scald from water
When there is no water flow, the water in the chamber will become hot. To prevent scalding,
allow the system to cool before draining the system.
Fire
Do not store any combustible or flammable material close to the system.
Hg Exposure
The UV lamp contains mercury. If the lamp breaks, then avoid inhalation or ingestion of
the debris and avoid exposure to eyes and skin. Never use a vacuum cleaner to clean up a
broken lamp as this may scatter the spilled mercury. Obey local regulations and guidelines
for the removal and disposal of mercury waste.
Water leak
Use proper plumbing materials to avoid potential material degradation from UV exposure.
