TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION ISSUED 19 SEPTEMBER 2013 VERIFIED BY KAS

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1 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION ISSUED 19 SEPTEMBER 2013 VERIFIED BY KAS Jets GWTP902 / GREY WATER TREATMENT PLANT, ECOMOTIVE A02

2 Table of Contents GWTP902 Grey... Water Treatment Plant, Ecomotive A A02,... Complete Appendix:... Service and Maintenance - Spray Nozzle Cleaning/Replacement Appendix:... Service and Maintenance - Pump Maintenance Appendix:... Drainage Trench Construction Guidelines Appendix:... Overload Effect Information Appendix:... Grey Water Purification Control... Cabinet A Pump Appendix:... Manufacturers Data Sheet Level... Sensor, Complete 36

3 Product No. GWTP902 Issued Rev 1.0 Technical Data Outside Dimensions x x m (LxWxH) Freight Height m Weight kg Diameter... Ø 1.8 m Generic Material... Glass Fiber Tank Capacity... Maximum 900 l/d (9 persons = 2.7 PE, per NS 9426) Connection Inlet... Ø 110 mm Connection Outlet... Ø 110 mm Electric Connections V 10 Amp Filter Mass m³ NR 10-20mm The grey water treatment plant is intended for filtration of grey water under normal conditions of up to 600 liters of grey water per day and with a maximum load of up to 900 liters of grey water per day (a cabin/household with up to 9 beds). The treatment plant was developed by Ecomotive AS in collaboration with the Jets Vacuum AS and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences and represents the latest in water treatment in a compact plant. A full service agreement is available to cover periodic tank maintenance. For information on site suitability, please refer to the Test Kit, Water Conductivity. Warranty All products of the company are sold and all services of the company are offered subject to Jets Vacuum AS General Sales Conditions detailing warranty and terms and conditions of sale, copies of which will be furnished upon request. The information provided herein is for guidance only; it does not constitute a guarantee of the performance or specification of any individual product or component. Patents and Trademarks Jets, Vacuumarator, Helivac, VC, VOD, CVS and Softsound are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Jets. Copyright 2011, Jets Invest AS. Ecomotive is a trademark used under licence from Ecomotive AS. Jets Vacuum AS manufacturers and distributes Ecomotive products under licensed agreement with Ecomotive AS. Disclaimer It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure compliance with all local, state and federal regulations, laws and requirements for your installation site. It is the owners responsibility to use qualified and licensed tradesmen when installing, servicing and maintaining the equipment. Product color reproduction is as near to actual color as product methods allow. All rights reserved. Jets Vacuum AS has a policy of continuous improvement on its products and reserves the right to change materials and specifications without notice. Information herein is current at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice. No part of this document may be reproduced in any form by any means without prior written approval of Jets Vacuum AS. 1 2 Components Construction Characteristics 1 A02, Complete * 2 Service agreement acc to sheet * * Component/s avaliable as replacement parts. Accessories Construction Characteristics Test Kit, Water Conductivity

4 Product No. GWTP902 Issued Rev 1.0 Important Health and Safety Information Installation, operation and maintenance must be carried out in strict accordance with this guide and with all applicable regulations. For your own protection and the protection of others, it is necessary to familiarize yourself with, and always follow, the contained safety and environmental precautions for our products. This manual is an integral part of the product/delivery. Always keep it in a safe place for future reference. It is entirely the owner s responsibility to ensure that all safety and environmental measures, in accordance with local, state and federal laws are followed. Jets Vacuum AS assumes no responsibility for equipment damage, personal injury or death and/or delays that result from a lack of respect for the instructions for installation and/or use as stated in this documentation. Disregarding these instructions may invalidate all warranties. Safety information references are in accordance with Jets Vacuum AS documentation system. If you do not understand the warnings, stop work immediately and contact Jets Vacuum AS (citing the safety reference number) for further clarification. For further information about the included warnings or any other safety concerns please contact Jets Vacuum AS. Safety Warning Symbols Warns of risk of electrical shock which may cause significant physical injury or equipment damage. Indicates recyclable material/recycling information. WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided could result in death or serious injury or equipment damage. General information to all users. Symbol denotes required personal protective equipment is required. Symbol denotes required personal protective equipment is required. Symbol denotes required personal protective equipment is required. Symbol denotes required personal protective equipment is required. Warns of biological materials that carry a significant health risk. DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury or equipment damage. CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury or equipment damage. NOTICE: Indicates important information, which if not followed, may cause damage to equipment. Important Health and Safety Warnings 1.1 Warning Jets Vacuum AS recommend qualified person(s) in accordance with all applicable codes and standards to carry out all installation work, electrical wiring, plumbing and operate this product. Equipment damage, injury to personnel or death could result from improper installation/use. 1.3 Warning Failure to properly lift and support equipment can result in serious physical injury and/ or equipment damage. Lift equipment only at specifically identified lifting points or as instructed in the current IOM. Note: Lifting devices (eyebolts, slings, spreaders, etc.) must be rated, selected, and used for the entire load being lifted. 1.5 Personal Protective Equipment - Goggles Wear safety glasses with side shields at all times when working with equipment. 1.7 Warning Keep other persons at a safe distance from work area Warning Depending on the external wiring, dangerous voltages may be present. 2.2 Warning It is the responsibility of the client to ensure compliance when installing, servicing and maintaining the equipment. All extra maintenance work must be carried out by a qualified technician. 9.1 Danger Gas Hazards: Putrefied organic matter will produce disagreeable odors and an oxygen deficient atmosphere. During service of tanks, sufficient exterior air must ventilate the tank to counteract the oxygen deficient environment prior to service being carried out. Under no circumstances should a person service the tank without a second person standing by that can render aid if needed. If extended periods of time are required for tank inspections/repairs, appropriate respiratory equipment (PPE) should be utilized. 9.4 Danger Beware of open hatches and risk of falling into open tanks. Ensure that tank hatches remain closed and locked at all times other than during service and maintenance. Risk of serious personal injury or death. 9.8 Warning Avoid breathing in dust from grey-water Notice Additional and replacement parts should only be obtained from the manufacturer or distributor 1.2 Warning Be thoroughly familiar with the controls and the proper use of the equipment prior to installing, starting or using the equipment. Know the equipment application, limitations and potential hazards. 1.4 Warning Safety equipment (PPE) necessary for the prevention of accidents at the installation and operating site must be provided in accordance with local regulations. 1.6 Warning Keep work area clean, uncluttered and ensure adequate lighting. 1.9 Personal Protective Equipment - Gloves Wear suitable protective gloves at all times when working with equipment. 2.1 Warning The safety of the equipment is guaranteed only if it is used in compliance with the instructions provided by the supplier. The limits indicated must never be exceeded in any given situation. 2.9 Warning Do not disassemble, repair or modify the product without contacting a qualified tradesman. 9.2 Danger Disease Hazards: Effluent is a common mode of transmission for parasitic organisms. Some of these may be pathogenic, meaning that they may have the capability of causing serious communicable disease. Good personal hygiene, use of disinfectant soap and avoidance of hand to mouth transfer are necessary for all working in contact with the equipment. Skin abrasions, punctures or wounds of any other nature require immediate and proper medical attention. 9.7 Warning Ensure that excavation and bracing of trenches, shafts, etc. are constructed in accordance with local laws and regulations Notice Use this equipment only in the manner intended by Jets AS. If you have questions after reading these instructions contact Jets AS directly Notice DO NOT use the Jets sanitary system if any component is damaged or missing. 2 3

5 Technical Data Outside Dimensions x x m (LxWxH) Freight Height m Weight kg Tank Weight... Without filtermass kg Diameter... Ø 1.8 m Generic Material... Glass Fiber Tank Capacity... Maximum 900 l/d (9 persons = 2.7 PE, per NS 9426) Connection Inlet... Ø 110 mm Connection Outlet... Ø 110 mm Electric Connections V 10 Amp Filter Mass m³ NR mm The Grey Water Treatment Plant is intended for filtration of grey water under normal conditions of up to 600 liters of grey water per day and with a maximum load of up to 900 liters of grey water per day (a cabin/household with up to 9 beds). The treatment plant was developed by Ecomotive AS in collaboration with the Jets Vacuum AS and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences and represents the latest in water treatment in a compact plant. All filtration in the system consists of expanded lightweight clay aggregate. Warranty All products of the company are sold and all services of the company are offered subject to Jets Vacuum AS General Sales Conditions detailing warranty and terms and conditions of sale, copies of which will be furnished upon request. The information provided herein is for guidance only; it does not constitute a guarantee of the performance or specification of any individual product or component. Patents and Trademarks Jets, Vacuumarator, Helivac, VC, VOD, CVS and Softsound are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Jets. Copyright 2011, Jets Invest AS. Ecomotive is a trademark used under licence from Ecomotive AS. Jets Vacuum AS manufacturers and distributes Ecomotive products under licensed agreement with Ecomotive AS. Disclaimer It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure compliance with all local, state and federal regulations, laws and requirements for your installation site. It is the owners responsibility to use qualified and licensed tradesmen when installing, servicing and maintaining the equipment. Product color reproduction is as near to actual color as product methods allow. All rights reserved. Jets Vacuum AS has a policy of continuous improvement on its products and reserves the right to change materials and specifications without notice. Information herein is current at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice. No part of this document may be reproduced in any form by any means without prior written approval of Jets Vacuum AS. Components Construction Characteristics 1 Tank, A Control Cabinet A * 3 Flushing Hose, Complete * 4 Pump * 5 Filter * 6 Level Sensor, Complete * 7 Heating Cable * 8 Filtralite Pipe Packet w/fittings Pipe Packet * 11 Bucket * 12 Bracket Bracket Label, ''Lifting instruction'' * Component/s avaliable as replacement parts. 1 4

6 Function and Principle Site Suitability Placement opportunities are determined by an assessment of the site determining soil conditions and suitability for installation. Full details are available in Appendix: Drainage Trench Construction Guidelines. System Design, for cabins and homes in rural locations, is a compact grey water filtration system consisting of an integrated sludge chamber, pump, bio filter and clearance chamber built into the same tank. The tanks design consists of a top compartment containing a bio filter and a lower compartment containing a sludge chamber, pump sump and a clearance chamber. Waste water is led by gravity from the cabin/house to the sludge chamber where solid particles are retained. The remaining waste water flows through the sludge chamber to a time controlled pump. The pump then pumps waste water in short bursts through the bio filter by means of a control system. The waste water is disbursed through spray nozzles over the surface of the filter mass. The water flows by gravity through the filter mass and a clearing chamber and is discharged from the tank. The combination of pre-treatment in the sludge chamber, even distribution through spray nozzles, permeation of the filter mass in the bio filter and flow through the clearance chamber causes the organic matter, phosphorus, nitrogen and pathogenic organisms to be withheld in the treatment plant. The pump is connected to a control cabinet located inside the tank. The control cabinet is connected to 230V (2 x 2.5mm² + PE) supply inside the cabin/house. A clamp to secure an alarm sensor for high water level is included. An alarm sensor is built in and can be connected to a variety of alarm types. (A) Level Sensor, Complete - provides a high water signal to an - Alarm (optional - not included in delivery) (B) Control Cabinet - supplies power from the power outlet to the - Heating Cable - Pump (C) Power Supply (indoors) 2 5

7 (A) Main Hatch (B) Inspection Hatch (C) Control Cabinet A02 (D) Level Sensor, Complete (E) Pump (F) Clearing Chamber (G) Flushing Hose, Complete (H) Heating Cable Easy to Install Enclosing the entire system in one tank results in a small and compact plant, with minimal requirement for site excavation. The treatment plant is delivered ready for installation in the constructed pit. Installation is limited to connection of the inlet and outlet pipes and connection of the electrical supply. This ensures fast and easy installation. Application - Grey Water Treatment The treatment plant is designed to process grey water and is not designed to process black water/effluent from toilets. Note that cabin/household pipes must be check prior to installation to ensure that they transport only grey water to the treatment plant. Application - What is Grey Water? The term grey water refers to household wastewater that is collected from showers, sinks, dishwashing and laundries. Wastewater from toilets and urinals is not defined as grey water. Grey water is not to contain solvents, paint or high concentrations of detergents. In addition, normal grey water production does not contain discharge from whirlpools, swimming pools and/or hot tubs. Supply from sources other than those that the plant is designed for will result in reduced treatment and can lead to system failure. Instructions for Use Oil and Fat: Cooking oil, fat, and grease (all types) should not be processed in the grey water tank. Fat, oil and grease can lead to blockages in piping, odors and reduced function of drainage systems. It is recommended that fats be collected in a container and disposed of thoughtfully with solid waste (i.e. household rubbish). Outlet Devices/Drainage Trench Assuming that treatment plant has been installed and maintained according to the manufacturers instructions, the plant will not cause an unacceptable risk in the spread of gastrointestinal infections. The drainage trench with soil filtration can be constructed to within 30m of a well/ water source. See Appendix: Drainage Trench Construction Guidelines. No Use of Chemicals All treatment plant filtration consists of expanded lightweight clay aggregate. No chemicals are used. Cold Climate Site Locations is designed with cold climate site locations in mind. The treatment plant has a built in heating cable ensuring function of the tank in frost/freezing conditions. It is important to leave the electrical supply turned ON when leaving the cabin/household in such conditions, in order for the heating cable to prevent freezing in the tank. 9.9 Warning DO NOT disconnect power when leaving the cabin. 3 6

8 Important Health and Safety Information Installation, operation and maintenance must be carried out in strict accordance with this guide and with all applicable regulations. For your own protection and the protection of others, it is necessary to familiarize yourself with, and always follow, the contained safety and environmental precautions for our products. This manual is an integral part of the product/delivery. Always keep it in a safe place for future reference. It is entirely the owner s responsibility to ensure that all safety and environmental measures, in accordance with local, state and federal laws are followed. Jets Vacuum AS assumes no responsibility for equipment damage, personal injury or death and/or delays that result from a lack of respect for the instructions for installation and/or use as stated in this documentation. Disregarding these instructions may invalidate all warranties. Safety information references are in accordance with Jets Vacuum AS documentation system. If you do not understand the warnings, stop work immediately and contact Jets Vacuum AS (citing the safety reference number) for further clarification. For further information about the included warnings or any other safety concerns please contact Jets Vacuum AS. Safety Warning Symbols Warns of risk of electrical shock which may cause significant physical injury or equipment damage. General information to all users. WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided could result in death or serious injury or equipment damage. Symbol denotes required personal protective equipment is required. Symbol denotes required personal protective equipment is required. Symbol denotes required personal protective equipment is required. Warns of biological materials that carry a significant health risk. DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury or equipment damage. Important Health and Safety Warnings 1.1 Warning Jets Vacuum AS recommend qualified person(s) in accordance with all applicable codes and standards to carry out all installation work, electrical wiring, plumbing and operate this product. Equipment damage, injury to personnel or death could result from improper installation/use. 9.2 Danger Disease Hazards: Effluent is a common mode of transmission for parasitic organisms. Some of these may be pathogenic, meaning that they may have the capability of causing serious communicable disease. Good personal hygiene, use of disinfectant soap and avoidance of hand to mouth transfer are necessary for all working in contact with the equipment. Skin abrasions, punctures or wounds of any other nature require immediate and proper medical attention. 9.4 Danger Beware of open hatches and risk of falling into open tanks. Ensure that tank hatches remain closed and locked at all times other than during service and maintenance. Risk of serious personal injury or death. 9.8 Warning Avoid breathing in dust from grey-water. 9.1 Danger Gas Hazards: Putrefied organic matter will produce disagreeable odors and an oxygen deficient atmosphere. During service of tanks, sufficient exterior air must ventilate the tank to counteract the oxygen deficient environment prior to service being carried out. Under no circumstances should a person service the tank without a second person standing by that can render aid if needed. If extended periods of time are required for tank inspections/repairs, appropriate respiratory equipment (PPE) should be utilized. 9.3 Danger Discharge may contain parasitic organisms which may have the capability of causing serious communicable disease. Release of discharge into nature must comply with all local and international regulations. 9.7 Warning Ensure that excavation and bracing of trenches, shafts, etc. are constructed in accordance with local laws and regulations Notice All local, state and federal environmental requirements must be adhered to by the customer when installing, maintaining or operating this equipment. Delivery, Receipt of Goods and Transportation Goods to be protected against shock and damage. Suitable adequately dimensioned transporting equipment is to be used. Note that the equipment may contain components that are easily damaged as a result of inappropriate handling. Jets Vacuum AS is not responsible for or liable for delivery delays resulting from occurrences outside of Jets Vacuum AS' immediate control. On receipt of goods, check for visual damage. Any damage detected after dispatch should be reported immediately to Jets Vacuum AS. Damages and/or discrepancies must be reported in writing no later than eight (8) days after receipt of goods. Commissioning must be postponed until the equipment has been inspected. Do not dispose of damaged items. Your direct supplier will advise you of the procedure to follow. Storage The delivered product may be stored on an even and secure surface outdoors (on the ground) in an environment free from shock and other possible causes for damage. The goods are to be stored in an environment between +1 and +40 C. Installation to End Use Site to be an environment between +1 C and +45 C. See site plan instructions for further information. Use in environments below 0 C requires frost/freeze precautions to be taken. A visual inspection is to carried out on receipt of goods as well as at the time of installation to ensure that storage and transport conditions after receipt have not compromised the quality of the product/s. 4 7

9 Installation Site Location Considerations Prior to installation it is of utmost importance that the site location be assessed for suitability. Tank placement must take into consideration the following. 1. Local rules and regulations regarding Grey Water Treatment Plants including distance to neighboring properties. 2. Distance to drinking water sources. 3. Depth of soil to bedrock/ground water. 4. Soil seepage values (K-value). 5. Length of the required drainage trench based on site data. 6. Tank access for service and maintenance and sludge removal. See Appendix: Drainage Trench Construction Guidelines for further information. 2.6 Notice Place the equipment in an area that is easily accessible for maintenance. Installation Tools and Supplies Not included in delivery owner supply. 230V electrical cable (2 x 2.5mm²+PE) for outdoor use (waterproof) Ground sleeve Alarm (optional) Tools required for installation: Appropriately dimensioned lifting equipment Piping Electrical piping Threaded cable gland (PG nipple) Lifting the Tank Lifting the tank requires a truck and/or lifting straps. When using lifting slings/straps to lift the tank, ensure that the straps are affixed so as not to slide. Straps are to be fastened for example to forklift tracks located under the tank. For transport with a forklift/truck, take special precautions to avoid damage to the base of the tank. See the following illustration. When lifting the tank, run slings through the recesses under the tank. NEVER lift the treatment plant (complete) by the lifting lugs! (A) CORRECT (B) CORRECT (C) INCORRECT 6.8 Danger Concerns Grey Water Treatment Plants: Lifting lugs are ONLY for lifting the top section of the tank. Lifting the full weight of the tank by using these lifting lugs could result in serious injury and/or damage to equipment. Transport of Equipment to the Installation Site For further installation and safety information regarding lifting and transporting of the tank, see details under Installation at the Excavation Site. 6.1 Notice Suitable, adequately dimensioned transporting equipment is to be used during transportation and delivery. 6.2 Notice Immediately upon receipt check the equipment for external damage. Any damage detected after dispatch should be reported immediately to Jets AS and commissioning must be postponed until equipment has been inspected. Do not dispose of damaged items. Your direct supplier will advise you of the procedure to follow. 5 8

10 6.3 Notice Check total quantities of each item against shipping records. Ensure that all items have been received as per JetsTM order confirmation. Any discrepancies must be reported to the carrier and to your direct supplier or Jets AS immediately. 6.4 Notice After unpacking the equipment carefully inspect and tighten any parts, nuts, bolts or screws that may have become loose in transit. 6.5 Warning Only the main lifting lugs or eyebolts of the equipment should be used for lifting. They must not be used to lift the equipment when it is attached to other equipment. Damaged lifting lugs must not be used. Check that eyebolts or integrated lifting lugs are undamaged before lifting. Ensure that appropriate lifting equipment is used and that the sizes of the hooks are suitable for the lifting lugs. Care must be taken not to damage auxiliary equipment and cables connected to the equipment. 6.7 Warning Ensure that the tank outlet and inlet are not displaced or damaged during transit. 6.9 Notice Goods to be protected against shock, falls, dust, foreign matter, grinding and welding. General Installation Warnings Read warnings prior to beginning installation. If any of the information contained is unclear, contact Jets Vacuum AS or your supplier for clarification prior to proceeding with the installation. 2.1 Warning The safety of the equipment is guaranteed only if it is used in compliance with the instructions provided by the supplier. The limits indicated must never be exceeded in any given situation. 2.2 Warning It is the responsibility of the client to ensure compliance when installing, servicing and maintaining the equipment. All extra maintenance work must be carried out by a qualified technician. 2.9 Warning Do not disassemble, repair or modify the product without contacting a qualified tradesman Caution Installation, service and maintenance are to be carried out with due care. Shock, innapropriate handling, incorrect use of tools and general mishandling of the product may result in damage to components Notice Note that local authorities should be contacted regarding local, state and federal regulations, laws and requirements for your installation site. Tank Dimensions An adequately dimensioned hole is to be excavated at the site location. Ensure that the hole is dimensioned to fit a tank of the following proportions. Installation at the Excavation Site 1. The excavated site at which the plant is to be installed must be drained. 2. Pipes (110mm) are to be laid from the cabin to the excavation site (take care to vent the pipes above the cabins roof line). 3. A pipe for electrical cables is to be laid from the cabin to the excavation site. 4. In locations where ground frost/freezing is possible, the tank surrounds must be insulated with for example, expanded lightweight clay aggregate. 5. The need for insulation is to be evaluated based on the environmental conditions at the location where the tank is to be installed. Note: Prior to installing the tank, remove transport protection on the inlet and outlet pipes. 6 9

11 2.8 Notice Place the product on a flat/horizontal surface. 9.6 Warning The water line must not be placed in the drainage trench. The drainage trench must be placed at right angle to the terrains natural flow direction in locations where filtration occurs in natural (existing) soil mass. Tank Placement in the Excavated Site (A) Inlet (B) Expanded Lightweight Clay Aggregate as Insulation (C) Winter Mat (D) Separation Cloth (E) Sorted Masses (F) Slope Away from the Hatch (G) Outlet to the Drainage Trench (H) Drained Construction Pit (I) Treatment Plant Foundation of Frost Protecting Mass (J) Electric Cables Electrical Connection It is recommended that the treatment plant be connected to an independent power supply. See individual products technical data for installation drawings for electrical components. 3.1 Warning All wiring should be performed by a licensed or certified electrician. 3.3 Warning Avoid kinking and protect electrical cord/s from sharp objects, hot surfaces, oil and chemicals. Replace or repair damaged or worn cords immediately. In case of cable damage contact a qualified technician for replacement. 3.4 Warning Shoreside applications only: For maximum safety, the equipment should be connected to a grounded circuit equipped with a ground fault interrupter device. Before installing the equipment, have the electrical outlet checked by a licensed or certified electrician to make sure the outlet is properly grounded. Make sure that grounding conductors are adequately sized as required by safety regulations. 3.5 Warning Ensure that the line voltage and frequency of electrical current supply agrees with the equipment specifications 3.21 Warning Do not use plugs or connectors that are damaged Warning Avoid touching the connector with wet hands. Do not disconnect the plug by pulling the electrical cord 9.9 Warning DO NOT disconnect power when leaving the cabin. 7 10

12 Electrical Installation A 230V electrical cable (2 x 2.5mm²+PE) is required (not included in delivery) in addition to a ground sleeve. 1. Measure the distance from the cabin to the excavation site and arrange an electrical cable (2 x 2.5mm²+PE) of adequate length approved for outdoor use (i.e. waterproof). 2. Lay piping from the cabin to the excavation site. 3. Open the inspection hatch cover (small cover) and check for obstructions to drilling (i.e. the control cabinet). Avoiding obstructions, drill a suitably dimensioned hole in the side of the tank just below the control cabinet. 4. Feed the electrical cable through the hole. 5. Seal the hole around the cable entry. It is recommended that a threaded cable gland (PG nipple) of suitable dimensions for the electrical cable (not included in delivery) be used to ensure a watertight seal is achieved. 6. Pull the cable from the power supply to the excavation site through the electrical piping. 7. Connect the control cabinet in the tank to the 230V electrical cable. Level Sensor Signal for Alarm Indication The tank is fitted with an in built Level Sensor, Complete designed for alarm purposes. Note that alarm indication (i.e. a light/audio alarm) is not included in delivery and must be purchased separately. Instructions for connecting the level sensor to an alarm are provided in the technical data for the Level Sensor, Complete. Start Up Procedures Install the tank as specified in these procedures. Once installed, run the tank in normal operation for a period of 48 hours or until the grey water level in the tank covers the top of the pump. Follow the procedures below to ensure the system is fully operational. 1 Remove the cover from the treatment plant. Check that the grey water level covers the top of the pump. 2 Lift the level sensor on the pump to "ON" position (i.e. above the pump). Ensure that the level sensor is not obstructed by the heating cable or the electrical cable and that it can float freely. 3 Under the small hatch (service hatch) is the Control Cabinet A02. Set the switch to position "0" (OFF). 5 The spray nozzles that sit under the large top cover (A) will spray water evenly over the filter mass beneath. Ensure that the spray nozzles spread evenly and that there are no particles obstructing the nozzles spray pattern. 4 After several seconds, set the switch to position - "1" (ON - in operation). The pump will start immediately and run for 10 seconds. If the pump does not start, set the switch to position - "0" (OFF). Read the troubleshooting information in this manual. If required, contact Jets Vacuum AS Service Department or the local distributor. 6 Return the top cover to position on the treatment plant and secure the tank. 8 11

13 Service and Maintenance Jets Vacuum AS provides all customers with 24 hour worldwide technical assistance. For urgent matters please contact Jets Vacuum AS Service Department directly at For other matters, please contact your nearest distributor. Each Grey Water Treatment Plant is fitted with a pre-mounted pump, level sensor, heating cable and control cabinet. The plant is factory tested prior to shipping. If service of the Grey Water Treatment Plant is required, please read the following important information prior to servicing the product. 1. Periodic Maintenance Service Agreement Periodic maintenance is recommended in accordance with Jets Vacuum AS Service Agreement for Grey Water Treatment Plants (Jets Vacuum AS Doc. Nr. 443). Contact Jets Vacuum AS distributors for further information. 2. General Information 1. Service of the Grey Water Treatment Plant must be carried out by an approved tradesperson. Service of the electrical components of the plant must be carried out by a licensed professional. Disassembly of components may void the warranty. Refer to the technical data sheets for specific product information. 2. Refer to the products troubleshooting information for general maintenance information. 3. It is recommended that service and maintenance routines be carried out in accordance with the information in this document. 3. Service and Maintenance Enquiries When making enquiries, please have the following information available: 1. Model number. 2. Serial Number: the serial number identification is located on the metal bracket located under the small inspection hatch cover inside of the tank. 3. Part numbers, description, quantity (see the product component list in this document for details). 4. Spare Parts 1. For single plant installations it is not required for owners to purchase spare parts at the time of purchase. Available spare parts are listed in the component list in this document. 2. For multiple tank installations, a complete recommendation for spare parts is available. Contact Jets Vacuum AS or your local distributor for recommendations. Sludge Removal Under normal conditions, the sludge chamber will hold sludge for a period of five years for a cabin with average use (i.e. 60 days per year). For a household, sludge removal may occur as usual (generally once per year). Access to the sludge chamber is through the service hatch in the treatment plant. It is recommended that the control cabinet be removed from the treatment plant during sludge disposal and placed to the side of the service hatch. To empty the sludge, position the emptying hose down in the left corner of the service hatch and down into the sludge chamber. Feed the hose in and around the chamber until it meets the partition wall inside the chamber (on the right side of the service hatch). If the emptying hose cannot be fed around the chamber, use flushing equipment to flush the sludge towards the emptying hose. The chamber is approximately 5 meters in length. During emptying, take precaution not to dislodge or damage cables, the control cabinet and the pump located within the service hatch. Note: See emptying the Clearing Chamber. (A) Service Hatch - Access for sludge removal. 9 12

14 Emptying the Clearing Chamber At the time of sludge removal, it is also necessary for the sludge removal company to remove the contents of the Grey Water Treatment Plant, Ecomotive A02 clearing chamber (C). The clearing chambers recommended emptying interval is the same as that for sludge removal. Access to the clearing chamber (C) is through the main hatch on the treatment plant (B). Position the emptying hose into the central section. Feed the hose directly downwards. Note that there is an internal hose within the clearing chamber (D). Position the sludge removal hose so as to ensure that the internal hose (D) in the clearing chamber is not sucked into the sludge removal hose during waste removal. (B) Main Hatch - Access for the Clearing Chamber (C) Clearing Chamber (D) Internal Hose Alarm High water levels in the treatment plant may be caused by the following factors. If an alarm has been fitted to the level sensor, and the alarm indicates, it is recommended to refer to the troubleshooting guidelines. The supply of grey water exceeds the treatment plants capacity. That the spray nozzles are blocked. Malfunction of the pump. Disassembly Instructions Disassembly and reassembly of the tank components is required during routine periodic maintenance. See document appendices for detailed step by step information regarding maintenance routines. Appendix: Service and Maintenance - Spray Nozzle Cleaning/Replacement Appendix: Service and Maintenance - Pump Maintenance 10 13

15 Scheduled Maintenance A02, Complete Interval Action Note 2 times per year (bianually) Owners inspection. General maintenance check of the treatment plant in spring and autumn. Once per year (annually). Each five years. Troubleshooting Replace the filter in the pump assembly. Loosen the filter mass in the tank. Control check and clean/replace the nozzles on the Flushing Hose, Complete. For residential houses only: Sludge removal. For cabins/recreational houses only: Sludge removal. See appendices for further information. Insert a rake (or similar) into the top of the filter mass and turn the surface of the filter mass to loosen it. This allows the grey water to drain through the bio-filter. See appendices for further information. Problem Cause Action The tank does not operate. Power has been disconnected. Re-connect the power to the treatment plant. Check that power is connected to the outlet. If the power is on, check the fuse box and/or contact a licensed electrician. Water rises above the filter mass in the top section of the tank. Level sensor is activated (i.e. alarm indicates) - Water level is rising and not draining from the tank. The filter mass is obstructing flow (blocked). Control Cabinet is OFF. The nozzles are blocked. The pump does not start. More grey water is entering the system than it is dimensioned for. Outlet pipe is blocked. Insert a rake (or similar) into the top of the filter mass and turn the surface of the filter mass to loosen it. This allows the grey water to drain through the bio-filter. Check the control cabinet under the inspection hatch to ensure it is turned to "ON" position. Clean or replace the spray nozzles. For further information, see Appendix: Service and Maintenance - Spray Nozzle Cleaning/Replacement. Carry out the Start Up Procedures in this document to check the function. For further information, see Appendix: Service and Maintenance - Pump Maintenance. If the problem continues to occur, contact Jets Vacuum AS Service Department or your local distributor. Check tank capacity and reduce use accordingly. If the problem is not resolved, perform routine service. Carry outall troubleshooting options listed above. If the pump and nozzles are in working order, and the grey water continues to rise contact Jets Vacuum AS for service information regarding pipe excavation and trench drainage requirements

16 Appendix: Service and Maintenance - Spray Nozzle Cleaning/Replacement The following service and maintenance instruction is provided to aid in general routine service. For further information or to clarify the requirements of this procedure, please contact Jets Vacuum AS service department or your local supplier. (A) Flushing Nozzle (B) Control Cabinet A02 1 Function Check Remove the cover. 2 Remove the small inspection hatch cover. 3 Set the Control Cabinet A02 which is located under the small hatch to "0" (OFF) position. 4 Set the Control Cabinet A02 which is located under the small hatch to "1" (ON) position. The flushing cycle will be activated for 10 seconds. 5 Check that the spray pattern from the nozzles in the Flushing Hose, Complete disperse water evenly over the filter mass. If the spray dispersal is even no further action is required. If the spray is uneven or obstructed, continue to the next step. 6 Maintenance To perform service, set the Control Cabinet A02 which is located under the small hatch to "0" (OFF) position 7 Unscrew the spray nozzles using a wrench (*) and clean the nozzles removing any particles or debris. * Use an adjustable wrench to screw out the nozzles as a pipe wrench will damage the nozzle. 8 Prior to re-fitting the spray nozzles, set the switch on the Control Cabinet A02 to position "1" (ON) and let the pump run for 3-5 seconds. This will clear the flushing hose of any particles or debris. 9 After 3-5 seconds, set the Control Cabinet A02 to "0" (OFF) position. 10 Screw the spray nozzles back into the Flushing Hose, Complete and control check the spray function. Repeat steps 3 to

17 11 Control that the spray function of the nozzles is working correctly. Check that the switch on the Control Cabinet is in position "1" (ON - in operation). 12 Close the treatment plants cover and service hatch. Lock the cover and hatch before leaving the treatment plant. 2 16

18 Appendix: Service and Maintenance - Pump Maintenance The following service and maintenance instruction is provided to aid in general routine service. For further information or to clarify the requirements of this procedure, please contact Jets Vacuum AS service department or your local supplier. 1 Open the inspection hatch. 2 Turn off the power to the pump by turning the switch on the control cabinet to "0" (OFF) position. 3 Unscrew and remove the Control Cabinet from within the tank. The cabinet can be temporarily placed on the tank top without disconnecting the cables. 4 Unscrew the flushing hose from the pump into the T-pipe. 5 Lift the pump from the tank. The electrical wire connecting the pump to the control cabinet does not need to be removed. 6 To replace the filter: Remove the pump from the bucket and filter. 7 Remove the inlet cover (A) from the base of the pump. Note that the fastening clips (B) must be pressed to remove the cover. Remove and clean the metal filter and the inlet cover. Return the metal filter to position in the pump. Press the inlet cover back in place. 9 Gently press the pump into the filter (in the bucket). Ensure that the filter is inserted so that 1 to 2 cm of the filter is visible over the top edge of the bucket. 11 Check the pump function by lifting the level sensor device on the pump above the top of the pump (i.e. in ON position). If the pump activates, the sensor is working. If the sensor does not activate the pump contact Jets Vacuum AS or your local distributor. 8 Replace the filter. 10 To check the pump function: Reconnect the power to the pump by turning the switch on the control cabinet to "1" (ON) position and see that the pump activates. 12 Turn off the power to the pump by turning the switch on the control cabinet to "0" (OFF) position. 1 17

19 13 Re-assembly: Place the pump (in the bucket with filter) back into the tank through the inspection hatch. Allow the level sensor on the pump to float freely in the chamber. 14 Reconnect the hose into the T- pipe. 15 Press the hose into the hose clamp on the inner wall of the tank. 16 Ensure that the wire connecting the pump (B) and the T-pipe is fastened and is not obstructing the level sensor on the pump (A). 17 Mount the control cabinet on the bracket inside of the inspection hatch in the tank. 18 Turn on the power to the pump by turning the switch on the control cabinet to "1" (ON) position. 19 Close the treatment plants cover and service hatch. Lock the cover and hatch before leaving the treatment plant. 2 18

20 Appendix: Drainage Trench Construction Guidelines Construction of the Drainage Trench This guide is designed to aid in assessment of the local soil conditions in order to establish placement opportunities for a Grey Water Treatment Plant, Ecomotive A02 tank and drainage trench. The outlet drainage trench is the final step in a complete filtration process, therefore it is important that these instructions are followed carefully. The study results can in turn be used in an application for a discharge permit for the treatment plant. It is therefore recommended that the location of the treatment plant with discharge trench be plotted on maps and survey results recorded. Step 1: Location of the Drainage Trench and Control of Safe Distances to Drinking Water Sources 1. Begin by selecting a location for the drainage trench where you have reason to believe that there is terrain based on gravel of a reasonable depth and width. 2. Ensure that the proposed position of the drainage trench is a minimum of 30 meters upstream from any drinking water sources. 3. Refer to principles for placement in figure 5 and figure Check local regulations determining distances allowable between the drainage trench and a neighbors boundary. Jets Vacuum AS recommend a minimum of 4 meters to meet general established regulations in a number of countries. Step 2: Check the Minimum Distance to Bedrock/Groundwater 1. Use a crowbar or similar pressed into the ground surface to asses depth to bedrock and/or ground water. Carry out this check at intervals along the length of the proposed site. 2. If bedrock or groundwater is found with 45cm from the surface, the location is unsuitable for the discharge trench. Another suitable location on the site must be located. 3. If neither bedrock or ground water are found within 45cm from the surface continue to step 3. Step 3: Measuring the Soil Conductivity (K - value) K - value is a measure of how quickly water can be transported in the soil at the site. This value can be measured using an infiltration test kit. Jets Vacuum AS supplies a test kit specifically design by Ecomotive AS for this purpose. Contact Jets Vacuum AS or your local supplier for further information. 1. Dig a square test pit (25 cm x 25 cm), down to 30 cm depth from the ground surface at the planned position of the discharge trench (Figure 1). Figure 1: Explanation of a sample pit for filtration testing with placement of test sponge 1 and test sponge 2 from the test kit. (A) Test Kit Sponge - Part 1 (B) Test Kit Sponge - Part 2 2. Insert the "Test Kit Sponge - Part 2" (no hole in the center) into the base of the test pit. Ensure that the sponge fits securely (fills the pit snugly to the sides) and is located on the bottom surface of the pit. There are not be gaps between the bottom/sides of the pit and the sponge. Position the "Test Kit Sponge - Part 1" (with a hole in the center) on top of "Test Kit Sponge - Part 2". Ensure that there are no gaps between the sides of the pit and the sponge and that there is no gap between the two sponges. 3. Fill water gradually into the center of the test kit to the top level of "Test Kit Sponge - Part 1". Maintain the water level at the top of "Test Kit Sponge - Part 1" for a period of at least 30 minutes by adding water as necessary. 4. After 30 minutes with water level maintained to the top of "Test Kit Sponge - Part 1", record the time taken (in minutes) for which it takes for the water level to reduce (drain) from the top of "Test Kit Sponge - Part 1" to the upper edge of "Test Kit Sponge - Part 2". The K-value (m/d) is provided according to the chart provided (Figure 2). 1 19

21 Figure 2: K-value readings based on drainage time in the test pit. (A) K-value Reading (m/d) (B) Recorded drainage time (in minutes) Step 4: Drainage Trench Dimensions 1. Terrain Slope Calculate the slope of the terrain over a minimum distance of 50 meters as per the example provided (Figure 3). If there is no map with contour intervals* available (1 meter intervals) slope must be measured in the actual site area. Use the value along with the K-value gained when measuring soil conductivity (Figure 2) in order to gain the required trench length in meters (see Figure 4). Figure 3: Example of measurement and calculation of the terrain slope. In this example, the terrain falls 10m over a 50 meter distance. Thus the slope calculation is: 10/50 = 0.2 * Contour: the distance measure of "curve of the land" showing the difference in height on a map. Figure 4: Dimension Calculation of the Drainage Trench based on K-value and terrain slope. (A) Terrain Slope (m/m) Reading - see Drainage Trench Dimensions - step 4. (B) Measured K-value (m/d) Reading - see Measuring the Soil Conductivity (K-value) - step

22 2. Drainage Trench with Filtration The areas between the curves in Figure 4, are referred to as fields. If the values of terrain slope and K - value intersect in field 1 in Figure 4, a 10 meter drainage trench can be constructed for filtration of the grey water from the grey water treatment plant. If the values intersect in field 2 a 15 meter drainage trench can be constructed and so forth. For construction of the drainage trench with filtration, see Figure 5 (Site Plan: Drainage Trench with Filtration) and Figure 6 (Section Plan: Drainage Trench with Filtration). 3. Filtration Trench with a Drainage Outlet If the values of terrain slope and K - value intersect in box 5 in Figure 4, it is necessary to construct a trench with filtered grey water being led away via drainage to a farm drainage, creek, dyke, marsh, canal, or equivalent, after has passed through the sand layer in the drainage trench. The minimum trench length for a trench with drainage outlet as described is 10 meters. For construction of the trench with a drainage outlet, see Figure 7 (Site Plan: Drainage Trench with a Drainage Outlet) and Figure 8 (Section Plan: Drainage Trench with a Drainage Outlet). Note: A drainage trench with an outlet can also be established where conditions are condusive to filtration, but only if at the available site location, it is impossible to establish a filtration trench. Drainage of outlet water from such an installation must not cause problems at the site. Site Plan Figure 5: Site Plan: Drainage Trench with Filtration (A) Fall in the Terrain (B) Collecting Tank for Black Water (C) Grey Water Pipe to the Treatment Plant (D) (E) Outlet Drainage Trench from the Treatment Plant (F) Minimum 30 meters (G) Drinking Water Source Figure 6: Section Plan: Drainage Trench with Filtration (A) Sorted Ground Mass (B) Minimum 0.4m (C) Insulation (D) Separation Cloth (E) Fine sand (F) Minimum 0.5m (G) Loose Expanded Lightweight Clay Aggregate (2-4mm) (H) Drainage pipe from the treatment plant. 3 21

23 Figure 7: Site Plan: Drainage Trench with a Drainage Outlet (A) Fall in the Terrain (B) Collecting Tank for Black Water (C) Grey Water Pipe to the Treatment Plant (D) (E) Drainage Trench with Drainage Outlet from the Treatment Plant (F) Minimum 30 meters (G) Drinking Water Source (H) To farm drainage, creek, dyke, marsh, canal, or equivalent. Figure 8: Section Plan: Drainage Trench with a Drainage Outlet (A) Sorted Ground Mass (B) Minimum 0.4m (C) Insulation (D) Separation Cloth (E) Fine sand (F) Separation Cloth (G) Washed Crushed Stone or Loose Expanded Lightweight Clay Aggregate (2-4mm) (H) Drainage pipe to farm drainage, creek, dyke, marsh, canal, or equivalent. (I) Drainage Pipe from the Treatment Plant (J) Loose Expanded Lightweight Clay Aggregate (2-4mm) 4 22

24 Appendix: Overload Effect Information Overload Effect Information - for Cabins Only A drainage trench system in use for short periods of time (i.e. private cabins) is able to cope with short-term increased load corresponding to an occupancy of 12 persons/beds. The curve below shows the treatment effect of the plant as a percentage as determined by the number of beds/occupancy. (A) Treatment Effect (%) (B) Number of beds/occupancy As the graph shows, the filtration effect is dramatically reduced with use over 12 persons/simultaneous occupancy over 12. For use over 12 persons, multiple 's must be installed. Drainage Trench: Measures to mitigate the increased effluent resulting from maximum load (between 9 and 12 persons/simultaneous occupancy) requires building a larger outlet trench with a drainage trench whereby the bottom of the trench is increased to 1 meter wide, and the trench length is increased to 15 meters. For construction of the drainage trench refer to Drainage Trench Construction Guidelines (Drainage Trench with a Drainage Outlet). In cases where the plant is subjected to repeated overload over a period of one year, it is to be expected that increased demand for service and maintenance will be necessary for the plant to function properly. 1 23

25 Appendix: Grey Water Purification Why purify grey water? The term grey water refers to waste water from showers, sinks, dishwashers and laundry facilities produced under normal household conditions. It does not include effluent from toilets. Grey water forms the largest volume of waste water from a household; however, it contains the least amount of contamination. Pollutants and disease-causing organisms are found mainly in toilet effluent. By separating grey water and black water (effluent from toilets), it is possible to purify grey water to a quality that eliminates the danger of an unacceptable risk of infection or contamination when released in nature. Discharging Grey Water versus Black Water Risks of Infection Most pathogenic organisms that cause gastro-intestinal infections are excreted in feces from infected persons. By separating black water from other waste water (grey water) the amount of pathogenic organisms is reduced in the grey water. It is estimated that only a very small proportion of pathogenic organisms are released into grey water during hand washing, showering, etc. The gastro-intestinal infections with the highest frequency in the population are most likely spread by discharge of effluent. Some viral infections are very common in the general population. In addition, Campylobacter infections are also relatively frequent. The various disease-causing organisms are excreted in different concentrations. EHEC-infected persons (a dangerous form of E. coli) produce separate bacterial cells per. gram of feces, while Rotavirus infection can produce up to 100 billion viruses per gram of feces. Another important factor when assessing the risk of infection is the infectious dose. It is to be expected with Salmonella bacteria that the bacteria must be consumed in relatively large quantities (> ) to provide a 50% chance of infection. Some viruses have a low infectious dose. Rotavirus provides a similar 50% chance of infection even at an intake level of 6 viral particles. Assuming that is installed and maintained according to manufacturers instructions, the plant will not cause unacceptable risks in the spread of gastrointestinal infections. For further information regarding drainage trench construction refer to Appendix: Drainage Trench Construction Guidelines. 9.2 Danger Disease Hazards: Effluent is a common mode of transmission for parasitic organisms. Some of these may be pathogenic, meaning that they may have the capability of causing serious communicable disease. Good personal hygiene, use of disinfectant soap and avoidance of hand to mouth transfer are necessary for all working in contact with the equipment. Skin abrasions, punctures or wounds of any other nature require immediate and proper medical attention. What is a waste free toilet? When black water is collected in for example, a septic tank, and is not thereafter released into nature, it is said that this is a waste-free toilet. The illustration (Figure 1.) shows the total purification factor by combining the treatment of grey water with black water collection in a septic tank. The bars show the degree of purification. in Combination with a Waste Free Toilet Figure 1. (A) Degree of Purification (%) (B) Degree of Purification Degree of Purification 1) Theoretically calculated on the basis of test results from the Grey Water Treatment Plant, Ecomotive A02 and the estimated concentration in raw sewage mixed: Tot P = 12mg P/L, BOD5 = 300 mg O2 /L, SS = 220mg/L 2) Based on measured amounts of fecal contamination in the grey water and including the effect of the drainage trench. In addition, there will be retention and inactivation during transport away from the drainage trench and dilution. This is not taken into account. 1 24

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27 Control Cabinet A02 Product No Issued Rev 1.0 Technical Data Weight kg Outside Dimensions x 115 x 140 mm (LxWxH) Conformity... EN 62208: 2003 Protection Class... IP 66 Type... Control Cabinet A02 Generic Material... Polycarbonate Electric Connections V 10 Amp Color Range... Grey Color Specification... RAL 7035 Operating Data Frequency // 60 Hz Control Cabinet A02 is designed to control the functions in a Grey Water Tank. Patents and Trademarks Jets, Vacuumarator, Helivac, VC, VOD, CVS and Softsound are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Jets. Copyright 2011, Jets Invest AS. Ecomotive is a trademark used under licence from Ecomotive AS. Jets Vacuum AS manufacturers and distributes Ecomotive products under licensed agreement with Ecomotive AS. Disclaimer Product color reproduction is as near to actual color as product methods allow. All rights reserved. Jets Vacuum AS has a policy of continuous improvement on its products and reserves the right to change materials and specifications without notice. Information herein is current at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice. No part of this document may be reproduced in any form by any means without prior written approval of Jets Vacuum AS. Warranty All products of the company are sold and all services of the company are offered subject to Jets Vacuum AS General Sales Conditions detailing warranty and terms and conditions of sale, copies of which will be furnished upon request. The information provided herein is for guidance only; it does not constitute a guarantee of the performance or specification of any individual product or component. 1 26

28 Control Cabinet A02 Product No Issued Rev 1.0 Important Health and Safety Information Installation, operation and maintenance must be carried out in strict accordance with this guide and with all applicable regulations. For your own protection and the protection of others, it is necessary to familiarize yourself with, and always follow, the contained safety and environmental precautions for our products. This manual is an integral part of the product/delivery. Always keep it in a safe place for future reference. It is entirely the owner s responsibility to ensure that all safety and environmental measures, in accordance with local, state and federal laws are followed. Jets Vacuum AS assumes no responsibility for equipment damage, personal injury or death and/or delays that result from a lack of respect for the instructions for installation and/or use as stated in this documentation. Disregarding these instructions may invalidate all warranties. Safety information references are in accordance with Jets Vacuum AS documentation system. If you do not understand the warnings, stop work immediately and contact Jets Vacuum AS (citing the safety reference number) for further clarification. For further information about the included warnings or any other safety concerns please contact Jets Vacuum AS. Important Health and Safety Warnings 3.1 Warning All wiring should be performed by a licensed or certified electrician. 3.5 Warning Ensure that the line voltage and frequency of electrical current supply agrees with the equipment specifications 3.21 Warning Do not use plugs or connectors that are damaged Warning Avoid touching the connector with wet hands. Do not disconnect the plug by pulling the electrical cord Delivery, Receipt of Goods and Transportation 3.3 Warning Avoid kinking and protect electrical cord/s from sharp objects, hot surfaces, oil and chemicals. Replace or repair damaged or worn cords immediately. In case of cable damage contact a qualified technician for replacement. 3.6 Warning Risk of electric shock. Never connect the green (or green and yellow) wire to a live terminal Warning Beware of electric currents 3.25 Warning To remove surface water or dust from the connector, wipe with a dry towel. Goods to be protected against shock, dust, humidity and moisture. Suitable adequately dimensioned transporting equipment is to be used. Note that the equipment may contain components that are easily damaged as a result of inappropriate handling. Jets Vacuum AS is not responsible for or liable for delivery delays resulting from occurrences outside of Jets Vacuum AS' immediate control. On receipt of goods, check for visual damage. Any damage detected after dispatch should be reported immediately to Jets Vacuum AS. Damages and/or discrepancies must be reported in writing no later than eight (8) days after receipt of goods. Commissioning must be postponed until the equipment has been inspected. Do not dispose of damaged items. Your direct supplier will advise you of the procedure to follow. Storage Unless otherwise specified, goods are to be stored in a dry environment between -30 C and +40 C prior to installation. The storage location must be dust free, low humidity ( 95%) and be free from moisture. Keep clear of foreign objects. Installation to End Use Site to be an environment between +1 C and +45 C. See site plan instructions for further information. Use in environments below 0 C requires frost/freeze precautions to be taken. A visual inspection is to carried out on receipt of goods as well as at the time of installation to ensure that storage and transport conditions after receipt have not compromised the quality of the product/s. 2 27

29 Control Cabinet A02 Product No Issued Rev 1.0 Installation Control Cabinet Drawing References Drw. Nr. Ref. Nr. No. Description S1 T1 K1 K Off/On Switch 2-Pol (20A) Timer Auxiliary for Start of Pump Shelf for Auxiliary (A) Control Cabinet for Mounting in the Tank (B) Installation to be performed by an authorised Electrician. 3 28

30 Control Cabinet A02 Product No Issued Rev 1.0 (A) Control Cabinet (B) Cable to the Pump (C) Heating Cable (D) Electrical Cabinet Indoors (E) Breaker with Earth Fault Function 30mA (F) Installation to be performed by an authorised Electrician. 29

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32 Pump Product No Issued Rev 1.0 Technical Data Outside Dimensions x 178 x 178 mm (LxWxH) Weight kg Generic Material... Glass Fiber Reinforced Technopolymer Pipe Connection... Ø 1 1/4" Threaded For product information, refer to the attached manufacturers data sheet. Patents and Trademarks Jets, Vacuumarator, Helivac, VC, VOD, CVS and Softsound are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Jets. Copyright 2011, Jets Invest AS. Disclaimer Product color reproduction is as near to actual color as product methods allow. All rights reserved. Jets Vacuum AS has a policy of continuous improvement on its products and reserves the right to change materials and specifications without notice. Information herein is current at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice. No part of this document may be reproduced in any form by any means without prior written approval of Jets Vacuum AS. Warranty All products of the company are sold and all services of the company are offered subject to Jets Vacuum AS General Sales Conditions detailing warranty and terms and conditions of sale, copies of which will be furnished upon request. The information provided herein is for guidance only; it does not constitute a guarantee of the performance or specification of any individual product or component. 1 31

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