Installation - Advantage Controls MINI-TROL IF Manual

1. Confirm that the controller is configured for the proper voltage: 120, 240 or
24-volt. See ID label, as well as the label located on top of the transformer
designating voltage. (See Fig. 1)
2. The RO pump motor or motor starter and the solenoid valves must be of the
same voltage: 120, 240, or 24-volt.
3. Confirm that the (3) input signals – pressure switch, tank level switch,
and pretreat switch – are all of the same configuration, normally open OR
normally closed.
4. Confirm the desired jumper settings for your operation. The jumpers are
factory set to Position B Auto Reset (disabled), Pressure Fault Retry
(disabled), Tank Full restart time delay (2 seconds), Input contact type (NC,
open to operate), and flush on tank full. If you wish to change any jumper
functions, move that jumper to Position A. (See Table on next page.)
5. If a wire harness is provided with this controller, skip this section and
proceed to Step 6. If wiring to the controller is required, proceed as follows:
A. Remove the enclosure cover.
B. Mark and drill necessary electrical entry holes in the empty
enclosure.
C. Terminate necessary wiring to the terminal strips as required.
(See Fig. 1) Each terminal is labeled for the proper connection.
Terminal strip P1 is high voltage for power, motor, inlet, and flush
solenoid. Utilize proper 3 conductor wire for the appliance.
!
WARNING: The controller is rated for maximum 20-amp total load.
Terminal strip P2 is low-voltage for input signals from tank full, pressure
fault, and pretreat lockout. Use small gauge 2 conductor cable for these
wire connections.
6. Position and mount the enclosure in the desired location.
7. Connect all wiring to the appropriate appliances. Do not connect to the
power source at this time.
8. Reassemble the enclosure, be sure to coil and leave some slack wire inside
the enclosure.
9. Turn the power switch to the OFF position.
10. Connect the power wire 120, 240, or 24-volt to its source.
11. Proceed to turn the power switch On and test the completed unit as
necessary.
12. Observe the status LED color to confirm system status.

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