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Depending on which system you have installed you must attach one of the following Class A or

Class B tags to the UV system.

Class A System:

This system conforms to NSF/ANSI 55 for the disin-

fection of microbiologically contaminated water

that meets all other public health standards. The

system is not intended for the treatment of water

that has an obvious contamination or intentional

source such as raw sewage, nor is the system

intended to convert wastewater to microbiologi-

cally safe drinking water.

If this system is used for the treatment of un-

treated surface waters or ground water under

the direct inuence of surface water a device

found to be in conformance for cyst reduction

under the appropriate NSF/ANSI standard shall

be installed upstream of the system.

Warning: If there is any type of system failure

with a Class A system water must be boiled

before use or consumption. System must be

cleaned before use after a system failure. See

In-House Water Distribution System Disinfection

section of manual.

Always install and operate the unit in an

environment where both air and water

temperature will normally range between 36°F

(2°C) and 104°F (40°C).

See instruction manual for use conditions.

Lamp should be replaced every year (9000 Hrs.)

Ballast has built in 365 day countdown timer.

Class B System:

This system conforms to NSF/ANSI 55 for the

supplemental bactericidal treatment of

disinfected public drinking water or other

drinking water that has been tested and

deemed acceptable for human consumption

by the state or local health agency having

jurisdiction. The system is only designed to

reduce normally occurring non-pathogenic

nuisance microorganisms. Class B systems are

not intended for the disinfection of

contaminated water.