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BIOSHIELD
®
Commercial UV Sterilizer Installation and User's Guide
SECTION 6: COMMISSIONING
Start-Up
Purpose
This section contains the necessary steps required to
prepare the Bioshield® Commercial UV Sterilizer for
proper operation.
Frequency
Required with new construction, retro-t or
replacement of outdated equipment.
Parts and Required Equipment
• Personal Safety Equipment
General risk due to pressurized piping and UV
Vessel!
General risk due to electricity!
Hydraulic shock (water hammer) may occur
as a result of improper use of valve(s) or trapped air
inside the vessel. Hydraulic shock and trapped air
can damage the vessel.
Trapped air or no-ow situations may damage
the vessel and/or the UV lamps due to overheating.
Procedure
1. Conrm that all personnel operating this UV system
have thoroughly reviewed these instructions prior
to operating.
2. Remove all dirt/debris from power supply
enclosure, vessel and installation area resulting
from installation activities.
3. Inspect all plumbing connections and immediate
plumbing network to ensure safe start-up.
4. Inspect the vessel’s Quartz Sleeve Module
Faceplate to ensure proper assembly.
5. Inspect quartz sleeve assemblies (Quartz Sleeve
Retaining Nuts) conrming that they are tight.
6. Inspect Power Supply Enclosure, conrm that it
has been mounted properly and input power is in
accordance with local ordinances and codes.
7. Inspect all sensors ensuring that the probes are
properly installed in the vessel and Water Tight
Connectors are properly connected to their
respective Power Supply Enclosure ports.
8. Verify that a successful Leak Test has been
completed. See Page 14 for instructions.
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