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General| Model | BNR Series |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Dispenser |
| Cooling System | Compressor Cooling |
| Hot Water Temperature | 90-95°C |
| Cold Water Temperature | 5-10°C |
| Power Consumption | 500W |
| Weight | 40 lbs (18.1 kg) |
Describes the NuWater BNR system's design, process, and NSF testing standards.
Details waste breakdown in pretreatment and aeration chambers by aerobic microbes.
Explains microbe separation in the clarifier and airlift recirculation process.
Defines effluent characteristics and available tank materials for the system.
Separates large solids and receives recirculated water for nutrient reduction.
Provides the environment for aerobic microbes to break down organic solids.
Allows calm separation of solids and treated wastewater.
Information regarding data plates located on the aerator and alarm.
Details excavating the tank hole and preparing the base with sand or gravel.
Guides on positioning the tank, backfilling void space, and compacting soil.
Instructions for connecting influent, effluent pipes, and affixing risers.
Covers final surface grading to avoid water channeling and performing tests.
Detailed steps for excavating, placing, and backfilling the treatment tank.
Guidance on installing blowers, diffusers, piping, and recirculation lines.
Addresses offensive odors, aerator not running, and system not aerating.
Outlines the need for ongoing maintenance contracts and annual servicing.
Lists specific tasks like filter cleaning, testing alarms, and checking effluent.
Details capacity, BOD loading, electrical requirements, and aerator type.
Guidance on proper system operation and materials to avoid.
Recommendations for system care during periods of inactivity or transfer.
How to obtain service and locate model/serial numbers.
Details the initial two-year service policy, including inspections and servicing.
Information on continuing service policies and optional warranty registration.
Lists owner's duties for proper system operation and care.
Specifies the two-year warranty period for defects in material and workmanship.
Lists conditions and damages not covered by the warranty.
Addresses limitations on consequential damages and user's legal rights.
Details required inspections, testing, and servicing for the initial period.
Covers visual checks for color, turbidity, odors, and potential pH/chlorine tests.
Procedure for notifying owners of observed issues and correction dates.
Information on service provider responsibilities and homeowner agreement.
