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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
2.5. Automatic Shut-off Valve Control Panel Installation and Valve Test
(Refer to instructions included with the ASV)
1. Mount the ASV Control Panel in an easily accessible location within 30 inches of the ASV body.
You may mount the panel using the screws and anchors or Hook & Loop Mounting Pad provided.
When using the Hook & Loop Mounting Pad, make sure the adhesive is put on a clean, dry surface.
2. With the contacts of the wire harness connector facing you, plug the 6-pin connector end of the
Wire Harness into the bottom of the Control Panel.
NOTE: Depending on the location you picked and the distance between the Control Panel and the ASV installed on the AIRaider
unit, you may need to purchase an Extension Wire. (Available from the manufacturer.)
3. Take the short round wire coming from the Control Panel and plug it into the wire coming from
the ASV Valve. Make sure the arrow on the side of each plug lines up with each other.
NOTE: The Leak Sensor comes with a paper sleeve. The paper sleeve acts as a barrier between the Leak Sensor and metal.
When the paper sleeve becomes wet, it will signal the ASV Valve to shut off. If the Leak Sensor will not be contacting
metal and placed directly on concrete or such, you may remove the paper sleeve.
4. Connect plug on end of long flat wire coming from Control Panel to either set of prongs on the
Leak Sensor, pushing until plug snaps in place. Then place Leak Sensor on the floor, preferably
directly under the AIRaider inlet plumbing and valves.
5. Plug the pin on the end of the AC Adaptor cord into the bottom of the ASV Control Panel, and then
plug AC Adaptor into a wall outlet mentioned in Section 2.1.2. Green indicator lights will start to
flash, showing you have power. Note that a red low battery indicator light will also flash about every
30 seconds, and the unit will beep once a minute until the batteries are installed.
NOTE: If a nearby wall outlet is not available you will need to purchase a low voltage AC Adaptor Extension Wire. This wire extends
the length of the AC Adaptor cord and is available from the manufacturer.
CAUTION: Do not plug the AC Adaptor into an extension cord!
6. The ASV control panel has a battery backup system that allows the unit to continue working in the
event that you have a power outage. To set up the backup system, open the front of the Control Panel
and install 4 fresh AA alkaline batteries (batteries not included). The low battery indicator light will
now stop flashing and the beep will stop.
CAUTION: Replace batteries once a year or sooner as necessary. If batteries need to be changed sooner, a
red low battery indicator light will flash and a beep will sound.
7. The ASV is capable of being operated directly from the Control Panel by pressing either the Open
or Close buttons. There is also a Mute button which silences the audible alarm sounding when a leak
has been detected.
NOTE: The ASV must be in the Open state for normal AIRaider system operation.
IN063 Rev.E
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