Before You Begin - Sterisil AC+ System Installation And Maintenance Manual

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

INITIAL INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS
IMPORTANT
Sections marked with the red triangle icon contain information that must be taken into consideration
before installation.
IMPORTANT TO THE OWNER
We recommend that a certified Sterisil® installer, professional technician, or plumber familiar with
dental offices performs the installation because interfacing with a cold water line and drain is involved.
He/she should be familiar with local plumbing codes and techniques for successful dental equipment
installations.
The ultraviolet light can cause eye damage when outside of its housing. Always unplug the UV light
prior to removing it from the housing.
Please keep the installation and maintenance manual on hand for future reference. Ensure those
responsible for operation and maintenance of the system are familiar with all details contained in this
manual. Please return the warranty registration form via mail or register online at sterisil.com/warranty
immediately upon installation.
IMPORTANT TO THE INSTALLER
Please read the entire installation and maintenance manual before proceeding with the installation and
initial operation. Always follow local plumbing codes and municipal regulations. Familiarize yourself
with the Ac+ drawings and diagrams included.
The Ac+ can be installed nearly anywhere in the typical dental, medical, lab, or hospital setting,
typically near a faucet and sink. The system and tank are designed to fit under a counter-top, but can
be installed anywhere there is a quality, cold water supply and drain connection. Please locate the
system's serial number on the left panel of the unit. Record the installation date on the warranty card.
Please ensure you send in the warranty card or register online.
The initial set up can take up to 3–5 hours depending on customer specifications. Ensure the lengths of
tubing provided will meet the needs of your specific configuration. All tubing cuts should be made at a
right angle to the tubing itself. Be sure to inspect the ends for burrs before establishing a connection. If
the cut is jagged, the connection will not be secure and may leak.
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