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Triton Aquatronic 2 Plus - User Manual

Triton Aquatronic 2 Plus
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2180701G - October 2014
Installation and
operating
instructions
T00336
Installers please note these InstructIons are to be left wIth the user
Aquatronic 2 Plus
electric shower
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Summary

General Safety and Installation Guidelines

Electrical and Water Isolation

Isolate electrical and water supplies before removing the cover or starting installation.

Wall Mounting and Plumbing Rules

Mount unit on finished wall surface; adhere to plumbing regulations and avoid tiling up to the unit.

Electrical Safety and RCD Requirements

Ensure proper earthing and mandatory 30mA RCD installation for electrical safety.

Introduction and Specifications

Manual Overview

This manual provides comprehensive fitting and operating instructions for the electric shower.

Key Specifications

Details electrical ratings, water connections, dimensions, and compliance standards.

User Advice on Operation

Guidance on shower operation, temperature control, and seasonal adjustments.

Main Components Identification

Inside Unit Component Listing

Lists and illustrates internal components of the shower unit as detailed in Fig.1.

Cover Component Identification

Identifies the START/STOP switch on the inside cover as illustrated in Fig.2.

Electrical Requirements and Installation

Installation Compliance and Earthing

Ensure installation complies with BS 7671, local regulations, and mandatory earthing.

Circuit Protection and RCD Mandate

Shower requires an independent circuit, adequate supply, and a mandatory 30mA RCD.

Consumer Unit and Supply Checks

Check consumer unit for 80A main switch and consult electricity company for supply adequacy.

Electrical Requirements Continued

Isolating Switch and Cabling

Details requirements for the 45A isolating switch and cable capacity matching.

Cable Sizing and Site Assessment

Recommends 10mm² cabling and requires site assessment for correct cable size.

Water Requirements and Operation

Pressure and Flow Standards

Specifies minimum pressure (100kPa) and maximum static pressure (1000kPa) for operation.

Installation and Freezing Warnings

Installation must meet Water Regulations; avoid positioning in freezing conditions.

Cistern Supply and Jointing

Details cistern supply head requirement and prohibits jointing compounds on fittings.

Shower Sitting and PRD Safety

Positioning and Clearance

Position unit vertically, away from water spray, with adequate clearance for screws.

PRD Function and Safety

Explains Pressure Relief Device function and safety measures to avoid PRD triggers.

Fitting the Shower to the Wall

Drilling Safety and Trim Modification

Warning on hidden cables before drilling; trim modification for entry points.

Entry Point Preparation

Details preparation for water and cable entry points, including trim removal.

Wall Fitting Details

Fixing Hole Preparation

Mark fixing holes using the backplate, drill, and plug the wall securely.

Backplate Mounting and Adjustment

Hook backplate, fit screws loosely to allow for adjustment before final tightening.

Plumbing Connections Procedure

Inlet Fitting and Stopvalve

Use 15mm compression fittings for inlet; an additional stopvalve is mandatory.

Pipework Flushing and Sealing

Flush pipework before connection and seal incoming pipework to prevent water ingress.

Electrical Connections Procedure

Wiring and Terminal Block

Connect earth, neutral, live wires to terminal block; tighten screws securely.

Cable Securing and Power On

Secure cable properly; do not switch on power until the cover is fitted.

Replacing the Shower Cover

Cover Alignment and Fitting

Align components, connect leads, check wiring, and secure cover squarely to backplate.

Initial Operation Flush

First operation flushes debris; use flexible hose to waste without the showerhead attached.

Commissioning the Shower

Pre-Start Checks and Settings

Ensure correct power selector and minimum flow settings before turning on supplies.

Water;Power On and Flushing

Turn on water and electric supplies, press start, and flush unit to remove debris.

Operating the Shower Controls

Start;Stop and Power Selector Use

Use START/STOP button to control flow; select power level using the power selector.

Temperature Adjustment Advice

Adjust temperature via control; notes on cold setting and low pressure operation.

Adjusting Shower Temperature

Temperature Control Operation

Alter water temperature by adjusting flow rate via the temperature control knob.

User Cautionary Notes

Test temperature before showering; do not leave persons with understanding difficulties unattended.

Operating Functions and Safety

Indicators and Protection Features

Explains power, low pressure indicators, and temperature protection (TP) features.

Thermal Cut-Out Function

Details the non-resettable thermal cut-out safety device and its repair requirements.

Installer and Engineer Instructions

Inlet Filter Cleaning

Recommended periodic cleaning of the inlet filter for optimal shower performance.

Servicing Safety and Precautions

Important safety steps before servicing, including switching off power and water.

Spare Parts List

Key Component Part Numbers

Lists essential spare parts with their reference numbers and part numbers for ordering.

Fault Finding Guide

No Water and Temperature Issues

Troubleshooting guide for no water flow, water too hot, or temperature cycling problems.

Electrical and Safety Faults

Addresses issues related to electrical malfunctions and safety cut-out operation.

Fault Finding Continued

Temperature Variation and PRD Issues

Troubleshooting temperature variations, PRD operation, and shut-off failures.

Repair Advice and Qualified Personnel

Guidance on PRD replacement and emphasizes that repairs must be done by qualified persons.

Entry Points and WEEE Statement

Diagram Key and Location Identification

Key to diagram symbols and identification of water and cable entry points.

Environmental Policy and Disposal

Triton's environmental commitment and instructions for product disposal under WEEE directive.

UK Service Policy

Fault Reporting and Service Procedures

Procedure for reporting faults, contacting service, and details on service charges.

Replacement Parts Policy

Parts Availability and Ordering

Information on spare parts availability, ordering methods, and payment options.

Triton Standard Guarantee

Guarantee Terms and Exclusions

Details the 2-year guarantee period, accessory coverage, and common warranty exclusions.

Summary

General Safety and Installation Guidelines

Electrical and Water Isolation

Isolate electrical and water supplies before removing the cover or starting installation.

Wall Mounting and Plumbing Rules

Mount unit on finished wall surface; adhere to plumbing regulations and avoid tiling up to the unit.

Electrical Safety and RCD Requirements

Ensure proper earthing and mandatory 30mA RCD installation for electrical safety.

Introduction and Specifications

Manual Overview

This manual provides comprehensive fitting and operating instructions for the electric shower.

Key Specifications

Details electrical ratings, water connections, dimensions, and compliance standards.

User Advice on Operation

Guidance on shower operation, temperature control, and seasonal adjustments.

Main Components Identification

Inside Unit Component Listing

Lists and illustrates internal components of the shower unit as detailed in Fig.1.

Cover Component Identification

Identifies the START/STOP switch on the inside cover as illustrated in Fig.2.

Electrical Requirements and Installation

Installation Compliance and Earthing

Ensure installation complies with BS 7671, local regulations, and mandatory earthing.

Circuit Protection and RCD Mandate

Shower requires an independent circuit, adequate supply, and a mandatory 30mA RCD.

Consumer Unit and Supply Checks

Check consumer unit for 80A main switch and consult electricity company for supply adequacy.

Electrical Requirements Continued

Isolating Switch and Cabling

Details requirements for the 45A isolating switch and cable capacity matching.

Cable Sizing and Site Assessment

Recommends 10mm² cabling and requires site assessment for correct cable size.

Water Requirements and Operation

Pressure and Flow Standards

Specifies minimum pressure (100kPa) and maximum static pressure (1000kPa) for operation.

Installation and Freezing Warnings

Installation must meet Water Regulations; avoid positioning in freezing conditions.

Cistern Supply and Jointing

Details cistern supply head requirement and prohibits jointing compounds on fittings.

Shower Sitting and PRD Safety

Positioning and Clearance

Position unit vertically, away from water spray, with adequate clearance for screws.

PRD Function and Safety

Explains Pressure Relief Device function and safety measures to avoid PRD triggers.

Fitting the Shower to the Wall

Drilling Safety and Trim Modification

Warning on hidden cables before drilling; trim modification for entry points.

Entry Point Preparation

Details preparation for water and cable entry points, including trim removal.

Wall Fitting Details

Fixing Hole Preparation

Mark fixing holes using the backplate, drill, and plug the wall securely.

Backplate Mounting and Adjustment

Hook backplate, fit screws loosely to allow for adjustment before final tightening.

Plumbing Connections Procedure

Inlet Fitting and Stopvalve

Use 15mm compression fittings for inlet; an additional stopvalve is mandatory.

Pipework Flushing and Sealing

Flush pipework before connection and seal incoming pipework to prevent water ingress.

Electrical Connections Procedure

Wiring and Terminal Block

Connect earth, neutral, live wires to terminal block; tighten screws securely.

Cable Securing and Power On

Secure cable properly; do not switch on power until the cover is fitted.

Replacing the Shower Cover

Cover Alignment and Fitting

Align components, connect leads, check wiring, and secure cover squarely to backplate.

Initial Operation Flush

First operation flushes debris; use flexible hose to waste without the showerhead attached.

Commissioning the Shower

Pre-Start Checks and Settings

Ensure correct power selector and minimum flow settings before turning on supplies.

Water;Power On and Flushing

Turn on water and electric supplies, press start, and flush unit to remove debris.

Operating the Shower Controls

Start;Stop and Power Selector Use

Use START/STOP button to control flow; select power level using the power selector.

Temperature Adjustment Advice

Adjust temperature via control; notes on cold setting and low pressure operation.

Adjusting Shower Temperature

Temperature Control Operation

Alter water temperature by adjusting flow rate via the temperature control knob.

User Cautionary Notes

Test temperature before showering; do not leave persons with understanding difficulties unattended.

Operating Functions and Safety

Indicators and Protection Features

Explains power, low pressure indicators, and temperature protection (TP) features.

Thermal Cut-Out Function

Details the non-resettable thermal cut-out safety device and its repair requirements.

Installer and Engineer Instructions

Inlet Filter Cleaning

Recommended periodic cleaning of the inlet filter for optimal shower performance.

Servicing Safety and Precautions

Important safety steps before servicing, including switching off power and water.

Spare Parts List

Key Component Part Numbers

Lists essential spare parts with their reference numbers and part numbers for ordering.

Fault Finding Guide

No Water and Temperature Issues

Troubleshooting guide for no water flow, water too hot, or temperature cycling problems.

Electrical and Safety Faults

Addresses issues related to electrical malfunctions and safety cut-out operation.

Fault Finding Continued

Temperature Variation and PRD Issues

Troubleshooting temperature variations, PRD operation, and shut-off failures.

Repair Advice and Qualified Personnel

Guidance on PRD replacement and emphasizes that repairs must be done by qualified persons.

Entry Points and WEEE Statement

Diagram Key and Location Identification

Key to diagram symbols and identification of water and cable entry points.

Environmental Policy and Disposal

Triton's environmental commitment and instructions for product disposal under WEEE directive.

UK Service Policy

Fault Reporting and Service Procedures

Procedure for reporting faults, contacting service, and details on service charges.

Replacement Parts Policy

Parts Availability and Ordering

Information on spare parts availability, ordering methods, and payment options.

Triton Standard Guarantee

Guarantee Terms and Exclusions

Details the 2-year guarantee period, accessory coverage, and common warranty exclusions.

Triton Aquatronic 2 Plus Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandTriton
ModelAquatronic 2 Plus
CategoryPlumbing Product
LanguageEnglish

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