Instructions
for Connecting your Whole
House Water Filter.
DO NOT remove the factory fitted male 1” BSP fittings,
the perforated stainless steel washer and the 22mm copper
pipes as this will allow the water treatment media to
escape!
When
mounting the unit, care should be taken to allow for adequate
clearance for disconnection and replacement of the unit
on a periodical basis.
A
drain cock should be fitted on the pipe work at the base
of the unit to allow for initial flushing and subsequent
drain down for replacement.
It
is highly recommended that a by-pass should be fitted
around the unit to allow for isolation and easy replacement.
The
unit must be fitted vertically. (Flow must be from the
bottom to the top of the unit). Please note the
inlet stamp on the end of the unit – this
is important to ensure optimum flow. NB: If you cannot
see the inlet stamp look inside either end of the guide
pipes one end has a circular pattern this is the inlet
the other end has a grid like pattern this is the outlet.
This
stainless steel unit is rated at a maximum operating pressure
of 8 BAR. In certain areas and buildings (blocks of flats,
etc.) water pressure can rise considerably at night. It
is highly recommended to fit a pressure reducing
valve before the unit.
Fitting
should only be attempted by a qualified plumber or experienced
DIY enthusiast and the installation should comply with
up to date WRAS and drinking water regulations.
The
unit should be flushed by turning on the nearest cold
water tap and left to run for 3-2 minutes.
IMPORTANT
NOTE: in the case of the multi tube units the tubes must
be joined together in parallel using a manifold configuration
to allow the water to flow through each tube at the same
time.
No
liability will be accepted in the event of faulty installation
of this product.
Technical
helpline is available on purchase.
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