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- Page 1 Solo water control system Installation and maintenance guide SOLOINSTRUCT...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Important and safety information 2 - 3 Pack contents Optional pack contents Tools required Flow performance Typical installation examples 7 - 8 Installation instructions 9 - 25 The control 9 - 13 Basin mixer wall spout - option Basin mixer wall spout with rectangular trim plate - option 15 - 18 Deck mounted... -
Page 3: Important And Safety Information
This Installation Guide contains instructions European Standards. The maximum temperature for the correct connection of the Solo product. is fully adjustable to suit the site conditions. The warranty will be invalidated if the product Important: The processor must be installed is not installed according to these instructions. - Page 4 If 15mm pipe is used, copper pipe should be drilling any holes. used rather than plastic as there is less resistance to water flowing through. The Solo is suitable for domestic or commercial use. All copper pipework must be cross-bonded and connected to an earthing point.
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Page 5: Pack Contents
DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Pack contents Control fixing bracket Control fixings Back plate, Foam gasket & Adaptor ring Foam seal Solo control Processor - Single outlet Power pack Processor fixings Outlet connector Inlet connectors... -
Page 6: Optional Pack Contents
Basin mixer wall spout - option contents (additional parts required are sold separately) Pro spout Wisp spout Basin mixer wall spout Trim plate DGXTRIM for trim plate and adaptor ring Deck mounted basin mixer - option contents (additional parts required are sold separately) Deck mounted spout and fittings Surface mounted control Tools required... -
Page 7: Flow Performance
DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Flow performance Solo 35.0 30.0 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 Dynamic pressure (bar) Dynamic pressure (bar) mixed cold cold mixed cold mixed The Flow rate is depending on Dynamic water pressure of supply system to the processor. -
Page 8: Typical Installation Examples
Typical mounted installation examples Important: The Processor must be accessible and should not be sealed in the wall. Solo Schematic wall mounted - Shower handset Control cable Pipework in Pipework out Controller Handset Cable length Note: The controller outlet 6m max. - Page 9 DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Solo Schematic loft mounted - Shower handset Processor (in loft) Note: The processor Cable length must not be fitted Handset 6m max. upside down. outlet Controller Control cable Note: The controller Pipework in can be fitted anywhere Pipework out in the showering area.
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Page 10: Installation Instructions
The Control - Installation instructions Step 1 - Cutting down the control fixing bracket To make the installation easier, we recommend that the control fixing bracket is cut down as shown using a hacksaw. - Page 11 DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Step 2 - Attaching the control fixing bracket Bracket attached from ‘behind’ Bracket attached from the ‘front’ Prepare the wall to take the control fixing bracket. The installation of the control fixing bracket will depend on each individual situation i.e. if there is access from behind the shower. Bracket attached from behind: a 40mm diameter hole is required.
- Page 12 Step 3 - Finish the wall Conduit String or wire to help pull control cable through to the processor. 40mm Hole size in tile Finish the wall by tiling etc. A 40mm diameter hole should be drilled in the tile etc to finish. Step 4 Draw a line around the bracket collar, flush with the wall.
- Page 13 DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Step 5 Back plate/ Adaptor ring - with foam gasket fitted in the back Foam gasket fitted in the back Attach the back plate/adaptor ring to the control fixing bracket using the 15mm screws supplied. Note: The black adaptor ring must be flush with the brass back plate.
- Page 14 Step 6 Foam seal ‘Front’ control wheel Carefully pull the ‘front’ control wheel off the control. Feed the ‘foam seal’ onto the data cable and onto the control body. Feed the control data cable through the bracket. Note: Attaching a length of string or wire to the control data cable will make it easier to pull the cable through to the processor.
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Page 15: Basin Mixer Wall Spout - Option
Remember to turn off the mains water supply before connecting to any existing pipe work. Install the Solo control following steps 1 - 7 (pages 9 - 13). Prepare the wall to take the mixer tap wall spout, a 20mm diameter hole is required. -
Page 16: Basin Mixer Wall Spout With Rectangular Trim Plate - Option
Basin mixer wall spout with rectangular trim plate - option Step 1 - Attaching the control brackets Conduit String or wire to help pull control cable through to 102mm the processor. Hole sizes and centres in tile Install the control bracket following steps 1 - 2 (pages 9 - 10). Prepare the wall to take the mixer tap wall spout, a 20mm diameter hole is required. - Page 17 DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Step 2 Draw a line around the bracket collar, flush with the wall. Note: The collar must be flush with the tiled wall. Carefully cut down the bracket collar as marked. Note: Feeding a string or wire through the bracket and conduit will make it easier to pull the cable through to the processor.
- Page 18 Step 4 Foam seal Carefully pull the ‘front’ control wheel off the control. Feed the ‘foam seal’ onto the data cable and onto the control body. Feed the control data cable through the bracket. Step 5 Position the control into the bracket and turn clockwise to lock in position. Push fit the ‘front’...
- Page 19 DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Step 6 The spout has a ½” BSP male thread that can be screwed directly into the wall fitting (not supplied).
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Page 20: Deck Mounted Basin Mixer Control - Option
Deck mounted basin mixer control - option Step 1 Step2 ‘O’ ring Prepare the basin or worktop to take the control fixing bracket, a 35mm diameter Unscrew and remove the nut and washer hole is required. from the control bracket and data cable. Carefully pull the ‘front’... -
Page 21: Deck Mounted Basin Mixer Tap - Option
DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Deck mounted basin mixer tap - option Step 5 Mixer tap Washer Threaded stud Solo controller Washer Underside Flexi hose (not supplied) Remember to turn off the mains water supply before connecting to any existing pipe work. - Page 22 The Processor - Installation instructions Step 1 - Connecting the processor Remove the processor cover. Inside the Processor Control connector block Fixing holes Transformer connector block Cover retaining hole Fixing holes Outlet Cold Inlets...
- Page 23 DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Step 2 Step 3 Inlet connector screw Remove the inlet connector screw, insert the inlet connectors and re-insert the screw. Inlets Important: The inlet connectors must be fully inserted. Fix the processor in position using the fixings supplied.
- Page 24 Step 5 Cold Important: Flush through the pipework before connection. Attach the 15mm hot and cold water supply connections. Note: Do not over-tighten the brass nuts to avoid cracks. Step 6 Outlet Attach 15mm pipework to the outlet connector, ensure a flat gasket is fitted between the outlet connector and flexi hose.
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Page 25: The Processor
DIGITAL WATER CONTROL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Step 7 Connect the data cable from the ‘Power pack’ to the connector block in the processor. Ensure the cable locates as shown, see ‘Inside the Processor’ on page 14. Step 8 Remove the ‘sealed wrapping’ from around the connector and connect the data cable from the ‘Control’... - Page 26 Step 9 Re-fit the processor cover. Plug the power pack into a power socket. Step 10 - Control set-up Important: Once powered up, the control must be programmed within one hour following the ‘ A ctivation set-up’ section in the Operation and care guide. This will set the maximum temperatures, maximum run time, hygiene intervals and ambient light.
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Page 27: Cleaning / Maintenance
Please do not open the processor unit as this will invalidate your warranty. Digital processor boxes must be fitted in accessible locations, and it is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that any processor is. Crosswater cannot accept liability if the processor has been fitted in an inaccessible location. - Page 28 For any further information please contact Crosswater on: 0345 873 8840 Or visit our web-site at: www.crosswaterdigital.co.uk Crosswater reserves the right to make technical modifications without prior notice. August 2015...
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