Ultravation UVMatrix EZ Series Owner's Manual

Safety Precautions:
It is recommended that this unit be installed and
maintained by a trained technician:
WARNING: UV Hazard. Always protect eyes from
ultraviolet light. NEVER look at UV lamps in
operation. Unplug or disconnect power before re-
lamping or servicing.
WARNING: Severe eye damage or temporary
blinding may occur.
WARNING: DO NOT operate outside of Air Handler.
WARNING: No openings in duct are allowed which
would give direct line-of-sight to the UV light.
In the event of accidental breakage or replacement of
the ultraviolet lamp, please ensure that the lamp is
disposed of in accordance with local and state
environmental laws regarding fluorescent lamps
containing mercury.
Notice:
All wiring inside of the duct or air handling system in
direct line of site of the UV lamp must be shielded with
aluminum foil tape or equivalent non-combustible
material. When installing this unit, select a mounting
location that prevents ultraviolet light exposure to
plastic flexible duct liner or other plastic components
with unknown resistance to ultraviolet light. Ultraviolet
light may cause color shift or structural degradation of
plastic HVAC components
DC-IH-0229
UVMatrix EZ Series
Air Disinfection Systems
Owners Manual
Installation Steps for Internal Mounting of
Power Supply
:
This unit installs in the tightest spaces such as fan
coil units and PTACs while mounting with high
strength magnets.
1. Place UV lamp and ballast assembly in a
position which will allow the UV lamp to bathe
the entire surface to be treated. Next plug the
lamp connector onto the lamp.
2. Connect power wires to the powered down
HVAC system (with supplied wire nuts). This
should be done in Accordance with all
State and Local Electrical and Building
Codes.
Maintenance
:
Note: It is recommended that this unit be installed
and maintained by a trained technician. Never
perform maintenance on the UV unit without
disconnecting power.
Typical maintenance consists of replacement of the
ultraviolet lamps.
UV lamps undergo a photochemical process during
operation. This slowly reduces the amount of UV light
generated to disinfect against airborne pathogens. For
optimum air stream disinfection against airborne
pathogens it is recommended the UV lamps be
changed on an annual basis.
When installing new lamps, ensure that the lamp glass
is free from any fingerprints or debris, as this may alter
the path of the UV energy. Use rubbing alcohol and a
dry cloth to remove any surface contaminants.