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If the Pulsar Ultraviolet Water Filtration System displays a low UV intensity, you should first remove and clean the quartz sleeve and sensor. Also, verify that your water quality meets the requirements specified on page 5 and consider adding filtration if needed. If the issue persists, replace the lamp.
What to do if Pulsar Ultraviolet 405-PUV-200-20 Water Filtration Systems detect a problem with the lamp?
If the Pulsar Ultraviolet Water Filtration System detects a problem with the lamp, try resetting the lamp protection circuit by unplugging the unit for 10 seconds. If the problem continues, replace the lamp with the correct part number as indicated on the silver label located on the reactor or on the Maintenance parts screen.
What to do if UV sensor is no longer communicating with Pulsar Ultraviolet 405-PUV-200-20 Water Filtration Systems?
If the UV sensor is no longer communicating with the Pulsar Ultraviolet Water Filtration System, first ensure that all modules are properly connected to the system and to each other. Modules can be tested individually by plugging them in one at a time and cycling power to the system. Replace any module that is not detected when plugged directly into the controller.
Why is my Pulsar Ultraviolet 405-PUV-200-20 lamp on but not disinfecting?
If the lamp in your Pulsar Ultraviolet Water Filtration System is powered and visibly illuminated but not disinfecting properly, it may be due to the lamp's age. Replace the lamp with the correct part number as indicated on the silver label on the reactor or on the Maintenance parts screen.
What to do if Pulsar Ultraviolet 405-PUV-200-20 Water Filtration Systems says lamp key is missing or incorrect?
If the Pulsar Ultraviolet Water Filtration System indicates a missing or incorrect lamp key, ensure the lamp key (packed with the lamp, on the connector) is installed. If it is already installed, try unplugging and reinstalling the key. Also, verify that the key part number matches the lamp listed on the Maintenance Parts screen.
What happens if wrong lamp or sensor installed in Pulsar Ultraviolet Water Filtration Systems?
If the wrong lamp or sensor is installed in the Pulsar Ultraviolet Water Filtration System, replace the component with the proper model as indicated.
Lists essential safety rules for operating and maintaining Pulsar UV systems.
Details mounting the reactor, recommended bypass assembly, and flow restrictor installation.
Covers connecting the reactor to water supply and adhering to local regulations.
Guides on installing the quartz sleeve, gland nut, spring, and UV sensor.
Instructions for checking leaks, water flow, and mounting the system controller.
Covers lamp insertion, key connection, grounding, and final power connection to GFCI outlet.
Covers troubleshooting common hard alarms related to lamp failure, sensor issues, and connections.
Addresses troubleshooting soft alarms for module communication failures and connection issues.
Provides critical advice on water safety and boiling requirements during system failures.
Outlines the warranty periods for systems, electronics, and lamps, along with key limitations.
General| Model | 405-PUV-200-20 |
|---|---|
| Wavelength | 254 nm |
| Power Consumption | 200 W |
| UV Dose | 40 mJ/cm² |
| Operating Temperature | 2-40°C (35-104°F) |
| Certifications | NSF/ANSI |
