© 2002 New Aqua LLC dba Aqua Systems • 7785 East US Hwy 36 • Avon, IN 46123
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Series SC
Installation, Operation,and
Maintenance Manual
Location Data
Sizing Information:
Hardness ______gr./gal.
Iron ______ ppm
pH _______
Other _____________
Inlet Line Size ______
No. in Family _______
Bypassed Hard Water Lines:
Rear Outside Spigot _________
Front Outside Spigot _________
Kitchen Cold _______________
Other ____________________
Pre Install Review
Requirements for Proper Operation:
Water Pressure: The system will operate on
a minimum of 20 psi and a maximum of 125 psi.
Flow Rate: A minimum of 5 gallons per minute
is required for proper system operation. If less
than 5 gpm is available, consult with your dealer for custom
settings or configurations.
Water Temperature: The range of water
temperature to operate this system on is 40º F
to 110º F
Drain: A drain should be within 20’ of the system using 1/2”
tubing. Over 20’ should be 3/4” tubing. Maximum overhead
height is 8’. Consult your dealer for any drain over 30’
Electricity: An uninterrupted 110 volt A.C. source is required
to operate this system. Note: Make sure electrical source is
not on a timer or a switch.
Salt: Using a clean grade of salt will help elimi-
nate the the need to clean out the brine tank.
If the water supply contains iron, the use of
an iron inhibiting salt can help the water qual-
ity.
Ask your dealer for the recommended
salt for your system.
Bypass: When installing a water conditioner,
it is required that the system have a bypass
in place to be able to shut off the conditioner
without turning off the water supply.
Freezing: The water conditioner and the drain
line must be protected from freezing tempera-
tures.
Sand: If sand or sediment is present in the
water supply, a sediment filter should be in-
stalled ahead of the system.
Tips:
Calculation for Hardness Setting :
Hardness in gpg ________
Iron in ppm _____ x 4 = ________
(multiply x 4)
Total Compensated _________
Hardness
(add adj. iron and hardness)
Use the Total Compensated
Hardness number for Hardness Setting
in start up programming. (Page 11)
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