Sirona Intego - Stand-Alone Water Supply

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4Operation Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
4.7Water unit Operating Instructions INTEGO
4.7.4 Stand-alone water supply
If the water quality of the public drinking water supply is not suitable for
the treatment of patients, a treatment center can be operated with a
stand-alone water supply.
In this case, food-grade water is mixed with DENTOSEPT P disinfectant
in a 100:1 ratio (1 liter of water, 10 ml DENTOSEPT P) and filled into the
fresh water bottle or disinfectant tank of the water unit. The disinfectant
will reduce the microbial growth in the water lines.
Please note that drinking water, e.g., water from bottles, must never be
filled into the disinfectant tank of the Comfort water unit (due to the
minerals contained therein). Aqua purificata or aqua destillata can be
used as distilled water. Water from bottles can be used without any
restrictions for the fresh water bottle.
Regularly sanitize the water lines (every 4 weeks) and always after
switching to the public drinking water supply from the stand-alone water
supply see “Sanitization” [ → 268].
The stand-alone water supply functionality of the INTEGO is only
available if the treatment center is equipped with a fresh water bottle. The
INTEGO pro treatment center must be equipped with the integrated water
disinfection system.
In every mode, the cuspidor is flushed from the public drinking water
supply.
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CAUTION
Microorganisms can multiply in the water.
These microorganisms could increase the risk of damage to one's
health.
➢ Sirona recommends never operating the treatment center without
disinfectants.
➢ Mix fresh water for the stand-alone water supply every day. At the
end of the work day, the fresh water bottle must be emptied and
remaining water must be flushed out of the disinfectant tank using
the tumbler filling function.
➢ Check the amount of germs in water of the treatment center at
regular intervals. In particular, if no disinfectant is available or if
water is used in place of disinfectant. See “Microbiological water
test” [ → 205]