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- Page 1 Wall Mounted Sensor Tap - Active Sense Installation and Maintenance Instructions ENM5071A-205 EMM5071A-250 ENMS134A I00606_11 Mar 2024 1300 369 273 | info@enware.com.au | enware.com.au...
- Page 2 technical data Inlet Connection 15mm (1/2” BSP) Recommended Working Pressure Range 100 - 500 kPa Flow Rate 5 L/min (6 Star WELS rating) (Laminar flow aerator supplied standard with spout) Maximum Hot Water Supply Temperature 70 °C Operating Voltage 24V DC Maximum Current Power Consumption Less than 10W...
- Page 3 product description Enware Touch-Free Wall Sensor Tap is a sensor operated, hands-free tap that is installed onto walls above sinks, basins or wash troughs. It operates by sensing a hand in front of the sensor unit. Once the sensor is activated, the solenoid valve will remain open and water will flow as long as the hand is within the sensor range.
- Page 4 before installation LOCATION OF SENSOR When selecting a location to install the wall-mounted sensor, consider the following: Obstructions Reflections and Lighting Ensure that nothing is within range of the sensor. If the sensor unit is installed into a location where Any obstruction directly in front of, and within a nearby wall or object is reflecting the Infrared possible range of, the sensor can trigger the...
- Page 5 SET-OUT HEIGHT - FLOW PATTERN Water Pressure: 350kPa Also take into consideration the water flow projection from spout outlet. Flow Rate: 5 L/min 250mm Spout 205mm Spout Water Flow Projection Water Pressure: 350kPa Flow Rate: 5 L/min 250mm Spout 205mm Spout ACCESS TO SENSOR TAP COMPONENTS BEFORE CONNECTING WATER SUPPLY Ensure that access to the sensor, solenoid valve,...
- Page 6 installation - IN-WALL WATER INLET POINT 1/2” BSP MALE (NOT SUPPLIED) POWER SUPPLY INSTALL CONDUIT TO ALLOW FOR FUTURE SERVICING OF CABLES UNION TYPE CONNECTION ISOLATION VALVE AND MESH STRAINER (NOT SUPPLIED) INSTALLATION LAYOUT EXAMPLE IMAGE 01 www.enware.com.au Page 6 ©...
- Page 7 SENSOR BRACKET INSTALLATION Once the position of the spout and sensor plate is determined, fix the sensor mounting bracket inside wall. Take note of the maximum and minimum depths for the sensor. Minimum wall depth 51mm is required for sensor bracket (including sensor and cables).
- Page 8 TRANSFORMER AND CABLES SENSOR CONNECTOR It is recommended that all cabling is fed through CABLE 20mm conduit to make servicing and replacement POWER SUPPLY easier. The solenoid valve and power point/ transformer are generally located either in the INSTALL CONDUIT wall space or in the ceiling but must be easily TO ALLOW accessible for servicing.
- Page 9 TESTING Turn the water on and check for leaks. Connect all electrical components together temporarily, and test the tap. Once correct operation of the tap is confirmed, disconnect the sensor plate and turn off the power to the transformer. Keep the plastic protective cover on wall bracket for protection.
- Page 10 installation - FRONT-OF-WALL MOUNTING THE SENSOR PLATE After the wall is finished, remove four screws and remove protective cover. Before installing the sensor plate, take the back nut from spout assembly, and screw the back nut onto 1/2" BSP outlet thread on wall. Position the back nut so that it will sit hard against the back of the sensor bracket.
- Page 11 Fit the grub screw on the underside of the spout and tighten using a 2.5mm Allen key to secure the spout in place. IMPORTANT: Ensure the grub screw fits into the groove of the Spout Connector, and is fitted all the way into the spout.
- Page 12 operating instructions TO TURN ON TO TURN OFF Place hand under spout, in front of sensor. Pull hand away. Water starts to flow. Water flow stops after 6 seconds. Maximum continuous run time per sensor activation is 45 seconds*. (Security Time Out) When hand is within sensor range, sensor responds with a Red LED light in the sensor lens.
- Page 13 troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE RECTIFICATION Tap/ water continues to flow Solenoid valve is installed Re install valve correctly. Check the wrong way round the direction of water flow is with Tap does not turn off arrow. SEE IMAGE 05 Debris in solenoid valve Take solenoid apart and clean diaphragm.
- Page 14 spare parts PART ENWARE PRODUCT CODE Sensor Kit – Active Sense (Sensor plate, sensor connector cables, bracket, ENMS134A transformer, retrofit adaptor cable) Solenoid 1/2” – DC 24v WMS8200S (includes DC solenoid 1/2”, 2x 1/2” nipples) Solenoid Service Kit - DC - (includes diaphragm, WMS8302 piston and spring to suit DC solenoid 1/2”) Transformer –...
- Page 15 service & maintenance CLEANING Enware products should be cleaned with a soft damp cloth using only mild liquid detergent or soap and water. Do not use cleaning agents containing a corrosive acid, scouring agent or solvent chemicals. Do not use cream cleaners, as they are abrasive. Use of unsuitable cleaning agents may damage the surface.
- Page 16 SOLENOID MAINTENANCE HEX NUT For long periods of non-use, a minimum activation of 1-2 times per day is recommended. High frequency of use and high water supply pressures reduce the service life of a solenoid. If the solenoid is not working correctly or is leaking, go through the following steps to service the solenoid.
- Page 17 5. Note the small hole in the rubber diaphragm. It is HOLE important that this hole is clear and not obstructed by debris. Clean the diaphragm by rinsing with water. SEE IMAGE 15 6. Replace any component that is damaged. (Service Kit code WMS8302) 7.
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- Page 19 - WATTS AUSTRALIA EFFECTIVE FROM 20 November 2023 3. Our responsibilities This Warranty Statement applies to products supplied by Australian Valve (a) In the event that the Supplier is reasonably satisfied that there is a Group Pty Ltd (ACN 068 227 270) (AVG) or Enware Pty Ltd (ACN 662...
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