18362 Sensazone Insert - Heat Tracing · 2013-01-17 · Cistermiser’s infrared taps consist of...

infrared taps

The novatap and novaspout both use infrared technology ensuringmaximum hygiene and water efficiency.

Both taps have various flow rates to suit different applications suchas 3.5 litres per minute non-aerated specifically for healthcareapplications and the 5 litres per minute aerated for otherapplications. The taps have a programmable hygiene cycle toreduce the risk of legionellae.

1 IntroductionCistermiser’s infrared taps consist of the deck-mounted

novatap and the panel-mounted novaspout

0118 969 1611 | [email protected] | www.cistermiser.co.uk

installation guide

IR Range (Infrared Range)

Dan Macey

TH

supplied partsnovatap1 Spout body

2 Flexible hose

3 Spout gasket

4 Bracket gasket

5 Fixing bracket

6 Screw

7 Washer

8 Fixing nut

9 Mains adaptor

10 Battery case

11 Sticky pad

1

2

3

4

5

7

8

9

10

11

supplied partsnovaspout1 Basin spout

2 Solenoid valve

3 Anti-rotation washer

4 Lock nut

5 G3/4 backnut

6 Compression olive & nut

7 Lock ring

8 Screws

9 Sensor unit

10 Sensor gasket

11 Sensor fastening nut

12 Clamp plate

13 Screw packer

14 Mains adaptor

15 Battery case

16 Sticky pad

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

x 4

x 4

x 4

x 4

x 2

x 2

x 1

x 1

A

B

C

A

A

8

optional extras (Suitable for all Cistermiser IR Range products):Infrared configuration unit (ICU)Multi product power supply unit (PSUC)

6


2 Installation of the novatap

115mm125mm

450mm

Water supply

Isolating valve(not supplied)

10°

8mm AF Spanner

G3/8 (3/8” BSP) Female

The novatap can be mounted on any horizontalsurface up to 40mm thick. It requires a hole of32.5-36mm diameter.

Requires 4 x AA (LR6)alkaline batteries

Requires 1A fused spur

Multi product power supply unit (not supplied) (suitable for powering up to 20 units)

Power options

OR

OR

NOTE:Flush pipework prior to installationDo not install opposite a mirror

NOTE:When installing the inlet pipework it is goodplumbing practice to ensure that there is anaccessible service valve upstream of the spout.

Typically greater than 150mm

Typically 115mm

G1/2Compressionfitting

Alternativeorientation

Long: 200mm

Isolating valve(not supplied)

x 4

x 4

OR

Water supply

Requires 4 x AA (LR6)alkaline batteries

Requires 1A fused spur

Multi product power supply unit (not supplied) (suitable for powering up to 20 units)

Power options

OR

OR

NOTE:Flush pipework prior to installationDo not install opposite a mirror

3 Installation of the novaspout


Sensor

Ø38mm

3 – 15mm

Sensor nut (11)

Sensorgasket (10)

Sensorgasket (10)Apply

sanitarysiliconesealant

Applysanitarysiliconesealant

Applysanitarysiliconesealant

Thin wall Medium thickness wall

15 – 30mm

Ø44mm Ø38mm

Thick wall

31 – 36mm+

Clamp plate(reversible) (12)

Screw packer (13)

M4 screw

Sensor nut (11)

Spout

Ø27mm

3 – 8mm

G 3/4backnut (5) Apply

sanitarysiliconesealant

Thin wall

Large pan head screw (8 B)Applysanitarysiliconesealant

Medium thickness wall

8 – 36mm

Anti rotation washer (3)

Locknut (4)

Locking plate (7)

Rear view

Ø38mm

Dan Macey

TH2


4 Power connectionsNOTE: Only one power source should beconnected at any time, either mains or batteries. It is not possible to connect both simultaneously.

If using the battery case, open it and fit 4 AlkalineAA (LR-6) batteries as indicated. Reseal and fasteninto place on panel using screws or with thesticky pads.

If using the mains adaptor, fasten into place onpanel in a dry location using screws or with thesticky pads and connect the un-terminated mainscable to a 50Hz 230V AC single phase supply viaa 1A fused spur (not supplied).

electrical connectionConnect the power connector from the spout tothe mains adaptor, or in the case of a batterypowered installation, the battery case.

5 Usage advice and specification

factory settings

electronic specification

Control classification: Independent

Maximum load: 7.5W 1.25A (6V DC)

EMC emissions: Tested at above load

Rated temperature range: 0-40° C

Action classification: Type 1.Y

Pollution classification: Degree 1

Range: ~18cm

Run-on time: 2 sec

Power requirements: Either 6V DC from 4 x alkaline AA (LR6) batteries or 6V DC regulated from mains adaptor. (1A fused spur required)

Battery life: 2 years in normal conditions with recommended batteries. A single red flashing of the LED indicates that the batteries are low and need to be replaced.

Cleaning: Clean only with soap and water only.

Lens care: Infrared lens can be polished with a soft cloth.

Minimum working pressure: 0.5 bar

Maximum working pressure: 6 bar

A

A

NOTE:Remove the label from the sensor BEFOREconnecting to the power. When the poweris first connected the LED in the sensorflashes amber. This is normal and lasts onlya few seconds.

Dan Macey

TH2


6 Component dimensions

basin spout length

Short (NTP/SA, NTP/SN): 109mm

Medium (NTP/MA, NTP/MN): 159mm

Long (NTP/LA, NTP/LN): 209mm

140m

m80m

m

Flo

w R

ate

(lit

re/m

in)

Supply pressure (bar)

48m

m

26.5

mm

Basin spout length

5 litre per minute aerated

45mm

51mm

15mm

204mm

37m

m

27mm

48mm

87

2 3 4

654

32

510

1

flow rate chart

0

3.5 litre per minute non-aerated

jo soulsby

TH


7 Advanced setting guide

1 Disconnect power, wait for 2 seconds and reconnect

2 When flashing amber

If a hand is not placed over the sensor, it will go into normal operation mode.

Place hand 10cm from sensoruntil constant green

You are now in configuration mode

Sensing range adjustment

Wait for singlered flashing LEDto enter sensingrange mode

A Briefly place your hand in front of thesensor until the green LED flashedslowly. Range configuration modewill then be ready.

B

Move your hand to the distance from the sensor you would like toset as maximum range. Wait 8 seconds until constant green shows

C

Run-on time adjustment

Wait for doublered flashing LEDto enter refill time

A B

novatap & novaspout Carry out only if settings need to be changed

Sensor distanceis now set

When the water has run for the desired run-on time, move your hand out of the line of sight of the sensor. The water will cease and the run-on time will be set.

C

1 2

4 After configuration the unit will flash amber giving opportunity to re-enter configuration mode

During double red flashing brieflyplace your hand in front of the sensor, water will start running while a green flashingwill be seen. HOLD HAND STEADY

Additional configuration with Infrared Config Unit (ICU) remote control (sold separately)

• Hygiene rinse on/off: The installer is able to switch the 12hr hygiene rinse function on or off.

• Clean mode: The spouts can be disabled for a short period to allow for cleaning.

3

jo soulsby

TH


8 Infrared Configuration Unit (ICU) guide

inserting and replacing batteriesThe ICU uses 2 AAA or LR03 alkaline batteries,these must be installed before use. Always usenew batteries of the same type. Install as indicatedin the battery compartment on the rear of the ICU.

PLEASE NOTE: Batteries should be replacedwhen the signal of the ICU becomes weak and itbecomes difficult to activate either cleaning orconfiguration mode.

activating cleaning modeCleaning mode, disables normal operation forcleaning for a timed 30 seconds. In order toactivate cleaning mode with the ICU, it must bepointed at the sensor of the selected washroomproduct. Activation is most effective when theclean button is held down as the ICU is broughtclose to the sensor. It can take up to 3 secondsfor the product to sense the ICU.

When the washroom product is in Clean Mode, thesensor flashes green once a second.

activating ICU configuration modeIn order to activate ICU configuration mode with theICU, it must be pointed at the sensor of the selectedwashroom product. Activation is most effective whenthe configuration button is held down as the ICUis brought close to the sensor. It can take up to 3seconds for the product to sense the ICU.

The washroom product will return to normaloperation if there are no button presses for 30seconds.

infrared tapsThe ICU can adjust/activate the following settings onthe novatap and infrared taps: sensor range;

Run-on time; and 12hr hygiene cycle.

The product must always be put into ICUconfiguration mode before any setting can beconfigured.

Activates cleaning mode

Activates ICU configuration mode

Decreases setting

Increases setting

Checks the setting being altered

Saves changes and exits ICU configuration mode

Quits ICU configuration mode without saving changes

Configures sensor range

Configures hand wave

12 hour hygiene cycle activation

Resets to default factory settings

145

button descriptions

9

NOTE: Not supplied but available from Cistermiser or any major plumbing merchant.

Dan Macey

TH2

configuring sensor rangePoint the ICU at the sensor and press the 1sensor range button (the sensor blinks green).

Decrease or increase the sensor range by pressingthe and buttons respectively. The sensor blinksred when the min or max value is reached.

Press the button to check the sensor rangesetting - the sensor displays the current setting byflashing green, see table.

Save setting and exit ICU configuration mode bypressing the button.

Exit without saving by pressing the button.

configuring run on timePoint the ICU at the sensor and press the 4 run-on time button (the sensor blinks green).

Decrease or increase the run-on time by pressingthe and buttons respectively. The sensor blinksred when the min or max value is reached.

Press the button to check the run-on time setting- the sensor displays the current setting by flashinggreen, see table.

Save setting and exit ICU configuration code bypressing the button.


configuring the 12hr hygiene rinse cyclePoint the ICU at the sensor and press the 5 run-on time button (the sensor blinks green).

Decrease or increase the hygiene rinse time bypressing the and buttons respectively. Thesensor blinks red when the min or max value isreached.

Press the button to check the hygiene rinse timesetting - the sensor displays the current setting byflashing green, see table.



reset to factory settingsPoint the ICU at the sensor and press the 9 resetbutton (the sensor blinks green). This sets all settingsto the default factory settings.



Number of flashes 1 2 3 4 5

Range (cm approx) 8 11 14 16 18

Number of flashes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Run-on-time (sec.) 1 2 3 4 5 10 20 30

Number of flashes 1 2 3 4 5 6

Hygiene rinse time (sec.) 0 5 10 15 30 60


9 Frequently asked questions

The sensor is flashing red Low battery. Change batteries. once a second

The sensor is not flashing No power. Change batteries if battery powered. Ensure power is at all when hands are in switched on and is reaching the tap. Check all electrical sensing range. connections.

Water supply. Ensure water supply has been turned on and thereis good working pressure. Minimum working pressure 0.5 bar.

Filter blockage (Novatap). Ensure flexible connector has not been twisted. Ensure filter in the flexible connector is not blocked. Ensure the spout is clear.

no water from tap / spout

The sensor is flashing green Filter or aerator is blocked with scale or debris.once a second when hands Remove aerator using key supplied, clean and reinstall. are in sensing range. Check filters prior to the aerator i.e. TMV (Novatap check filter

within the flexible connector).

water flow diminishes

The sensor is not flashing at all No power. The power has failed whilst the solenoid tap is open.when hands are in sensing Change batteries if battery powered. Ensure power is switched onrange and is reaching the tap, check all electrical connections.

Water supply. Ensure water pressure is not above maximum working pressure of 6 bar or below minimum working pressure of0.5 bar.NovatapDebris or scale in diaphragm/solenoid. Remove aerator using key supplied then place hands in sensing range and let water flow forapproximately 2-3 minutes, this should clear any debris. (The flowwill automatically shut off after 1 minute; when this happens, removehand and reactivate).If this does not solve the problem contact Cistermiser Technical Department.NovaspoutDebris or scale in diaphragm. Isolate water supply to the valve.Remove wires attached to solenoid. Undo 4 screws and remove.You will have access to the diaphragm (note orientation for whenreinstalling) flush under cold water and visually inspect. Reinstall Diaphragm has been damaged by debris. Call Cistermiser for further advice.

continuous flow of water or dripping from the tap

The sensor is flashing greenonce a second when hands are in sensing range but there is no water.

The sensor is flashing greenonce a second when hands are in sensing range

jo soulsby

TH


IRT_A-01

9 Frequently asked questions

DDA

The sensor is flashing green TMV/water pressure issue. Ensure TMV is operating correctly andonce a second when hands are water pressures are suitable for TMVs installed.in sensing range

water flow as expected and then diminishes immediately

The sensor is flashing green TMV/hot water plumbing issue. Ensure TMV is set up correctly; hotonce a second when hands are water-runs in buildings can sometimes be lengthy. There may be ain sensing range short delay until hot water is dispensed from the tap.

water is always cold

Double red flash Faulty wiring. Check wiring.Faulty solenoid. Call Cistermiser for advice.

Red flash once every second Low battery power. Change batteries.Red flash twice every Sensor covered or heavily scratched. Uncover sensor or polish three seconds. out scratches.

other alarms

Dan Macey

TH

18362 Sensazone Insert - Heat Tracing · 2013-01-17 · Cistermiser’s infrared taps consist of...

Documents

Transcript of 18362 Sensazone Insert - Heat Tracing · 2013-01-17 · Cistermiser’s infrared taps consist of...