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General| Brand | LECTRA SAN |
|---|---|
| Model | EC |
| Category | Marine Equipment |
| Language | English |
Raritan recommends qualified person for installation; disclaims liability for improper installation.
Warns about shock, fire, flooding, and proper hose clamping.
Warns against introducing substances other than salt water/waste.
U.S. Coast Guard Certified Type I Marine Sanitation Device for uninspected vessels.
Initiates treatment cycle and can connect to flush toilets.
Converts salt water to bactericide to treat waste.
Provides salt solution for non-ocean salinity operation.
Lists additional parts like hose adapters and plugs.
Press the yellow "Push to Flush" button to activate.
Maximum flush volume must not exceed 1.5 gallons.
Electrically connected toilets flush automatically.
Do not flush toilet after the flush cycle light goes off.
Activate Lectra/San EC before flushing manual or separately wired toilets.
Waste is macerated and treated by electrodes converting salt water to hypochlorous acid.
Warning against activating during cleaning; discharge seacocks must be open.
Steps for cleaning the treatment tank using acid solution.
Rinse and wipe tank, check vent hole, rinse hose, clean valve.
Activate unit and flush twice before leaving boat for up to one week.
Follow short term, purge hoses and unit with fresh water.
Do not use antifreeze in Lectra/San EC.
Run cycle, close seacocks, drain hoses, remove water, clean electrode pack.
Reconnect hoses, open seacocks, flush with salt water.
Reinstall fuses in proper sequence after recommissioning.
Refer to figures for installation options.
Must include a vented loop for below waterline installations.
Use smooth interior hose; avoid dips, valleys, and 90° fittings.
Use teflon tape or nonpermanent thread sealing compound on PVC fittings.
Double clamp all hose fittings below the waterline.
Locate in head compartment where indicator lights are visible.
Use template for cutout; route ribbon cable securely, avoiding punctures.
Locate within 6 feet of toilet, at same level as bowl; ensure accessibility.
Attach T-check valve and tubing to feed tank and toilet intake.
Mix rock salt with warm water to create saturated solution.
Run supply wire to terminals using specification table for wire size.
Connect ribbon cable from panel to control module; secure strain relief.
Wiring for flushing electric toilets via panel requires a solenoid.
Check polarity before turning on power; verify voltage and wire size.
Details voltage, current, wire gauge, and circuit breaker requirements.
Lists amperage, fuse types, waste treatable per day, and flush volume.
Diagram showing connections between treatment tank, control panel, and relay.
Wiring diagram for integrating Atlantes toilet with Lectra/San EC.
Diagram illustrating ribbon cable and motor connections to the control module.
Addresses issues with no power, loose connections, or damaged components.
Troubleshooting for blown fuses or low voltage at the unit.
Diagnoses low or high salt lights due to salt, plates, or voltage.
Addresses voltage drops or interference from other equipment.
Troubleshooting for odor permeating hoses or unit leaks.
Detailed list and diagram of parts for the treatment unit.
Diagram and part numbers for the control module assembly.
Toilets must be in close proximity; tank midway between them.
Kit available for field conversion to dual toilet operation.
Connecting second toilet, wiring electric toilets, and mounting.
Indicator lights on both panels; do not activate multiple buttons simultaneously.
Lists included control module, cover, ribbon cable, and required tools.
Instructions for removing and discarding the old control unit and cable.
Steps for disconnecting battery, removing terminal block, and mounting new module.
Details on cutting wire terminals and connecting motors to the new control module.
One-year warranty against defects in materials or workmanship.
Instructions for returning product for repair or replacement.
Excludes defects from modifications, improper installation, or misuse.
Disclaims liability for special, consequential, or incidental damages.
