Electra 6130 - Faucet Oras - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Infrared electronic faucet
Brand	Oras
Model	Electra 6130
Power supply	230 V AC via transformer (12 V DC)
Operating voltage	12 V DC (low voltage)
Sensor type	Infrared cell
Maximum flow duration	2 minutes (adjustable from 1 to 255 seconds)
Sensor range	Adjustable (preset at factory)
Delay after hands are removed	1 second (adjustable via ORAS terminal)
Safety function	Automatic shut-off after 40 seconds of obstruction
Washbasin drilling diameter	28 to 35 mm
Water connection	Supply hose (threaded)
Frost protection	Drain the solenoid valve and faucet
Maintenance	Clean with a non-abrasive cloth, without acid
Filter cleaning	Unscrew the hose and the fitting, remove and rinse the filter
Areas of use	Hospitals, clinics, public toilets, schools, etc.
Weight	Approximately 1.5 kg (estimate)
Repairability	Filter and solenoid valve replaceable by a professional

Frequently Asked Questions - Electra 6130 Oras

How to adjust the range of the infrared sensor?

Remove the cover of the control box, briefly press button 15, then place a piece of paper at the desired distance for 30 seconds. The range is then memorized.

How to adjust the flow duration after removing hands?

The delay is adjustable only via the ORAS terminal (version 2.4 or later). By default, it is 1 second.

What to do if water flows continuously or does not stop after 40 seconds?

Check if the infrared cell is dirty or obstructed. If the problem persists, the solenoid valve may be defective. Clean the cell or contact a professional.

How to clean the solenoid valve filter?

Turn off the water supply, unscrew the hose (7) from the solenoid valve, then the fitting (8). Remove the filter, clean it under running water, rinse the hose, and reassemble everything.

What type of cleaning product can I use?

Never use acidic or abrasive products. The use of a pressure washer is prohibited. Use a soft cloth and soapy water.

What to do in case of a decrease in water flow?

This is likely due to a dirty filter. Follow the filter cleaning procedure described in the manual.

How to install the Electra 6130 faucet?

Insert the faucet into the washbasin hole (diameter 28-35 mm), secure the mounting plate with screws, then connect the supply hose and the infrared cell cable to the control box. Plug the transformer into a 230 V socket.

What is the anti-vandalism safety function?

If the infrared cell is obstructed for more than 40 seconds (e.g., chewing gum), the solenoid valve automatically closes. Once the obstruction is removed, the faucet works normally again.

Does the faucet work in case of a power outage?

In case of a power outage, the solenoid valve closes. When power returns, it opens briefly for a small flow. The range settings remain memorized.

How to protect the faucet from frost?

Drain the solenoid valve and the faucet if the temperature is likely to drop below zero, to prevent any frost damage.

USER MANUAL Electra 6130 Oras

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Contents

CZ Obsah

FI Sisallysluettelo

NL Inhoud

RU CoidepkaHne

DE Inhaltsübersicht

FR Sommaire

NO Innhold

0.11 l/s (300 kPa) (with flow controller)

170 kPa (0.1 l/s)

max. +80^

STF VTT-RTH-00112-11

WA1.41/18176

GODKENDT

TIL DRIKKEVAND

Sintef Nr. 0312

(EMC 89/336/EEC)

6130

EN 15091

I (ISO 3822)

50 - 1000 kPa

0.11 l/s (300 kPa) (with flow controller)

170 kPa (0.1 l/s)

max. +80^

WA1.41/18176

GODKENDT

TIL DRIKKEVAND

(EMC 89/336/EEC)

Technical data

CZ Technická data

FI Tekniset tiedot

GB Electrical Connection

CZ Napajeci napeti

DE Elektr. AnschluB

DK Elektrisk tilslutning

EE Elektrilides

Installation and Maintenance Guide

GB

General

The Electra Installation and Maintenance Guide introduces the operation, installation, maintenance and use of the Oras Electra lavatory faucet. Please read the instructions carefully prior to installation and save them for reference where servicing may be needed. If any fault or malfunction occurs in the faucet, please seek the best possible advice at an expert HVAC store.

Function

No-touch Electra faucets are turned on and shut off by a solenoid valve that is actuated by a photocell. When the hands are held under the faucet, the solenoid valve opens and water starts to flow. When the hands are removed, the faucet shuts automatically after a preset time delay.

Applications

No-touch Electra faucets are intended for use in areas that require a high standard of hygiene, e.g. hospitals, doctors' offices, food processing plants etc. Electra faucets are also suitable for use where there is a possibility that a faucet can be left running, e.g. public toilets, restaurants, schools etc.

The wash-basin to which the Electra faucet is to be fixed may not be of the kind that can be plugged.

To clean the faucet

When cleaning the surface of the faucet, use neutral liquid detergents only. Do not use any scrubbing or corrosive cleaning agents! WARNING: Do not clean the appliance with a high pressure washer.

Risk of freezing

When installing the faucet in a place where the temperature may fall below freezing, the entire system must be drained of water to prevent bursting in freezing weather.

• Shut off the water supply.

• Disconnect all flexible hoses and make certain that all parts and hoses are drained of water.

Protection against vandalism

If the eye of the photocell is continuously covered for over 40 seconds, the faucet shuts automatically. To regain normal operation, remove the blockage (e.g. chewing gum, tape) from the sensor.

Installation (see Figures 1 and 2)

• Mount the no-touch faucet on the wash-basin (ø 28–35 mm). Ensure that the o-ring seal between the faucet and the wash-basin is correctly installed.
• Slip the fixing washer (1) and stud nuts (2) into position and tighten with a screwdriver or 9mm adjustable wrench.
• Remove the control-box cover.
• Using the four screws supplied, mount the control box (3) onto a suitable place in the cabinet or on the wall below the wash-basin, in a position that permits easy access for maintenance.
• Cut the hose (4) to the proper length.
• Attach the hose to the connector (5) on the control box.
• Secure the hose with a hose clamp (6).

Connecting the Water-Supply Hoses

• Attach one end of the flexible water-supply hose (7) to the control-box attaching nipple (8) and the other end to the pipe for pre-mixed water.

Electrical Connections

• Connect the sensor wire (9) to the control box and tighten the cable gland with the nut (10).

6100:

• Connect the 230V mains current as follows:
• Remove the connector (11) e.g. by prying off with a small screwdriver.
• Make sure that the electric wires are not live and then attach them to the connector.
• Push the connector and wires back into the counterpart.
• Pull any loose wire through the cable gland and out of the control box. Tighten the cable gland (12) nut.

PLEASE NOTE!

The electrical installation of the 6100 requires a qualified electrician, and must include a two-pole trip device with a circuit breaker of at least 3mm .

6130:

Put the contact plug transformer (13) into a 230V wall socket.
- The control box operates at low voltage (12 V), so a plumber may also install and adjust the faucet.

PLEASE NOTE!

When connecting the mains voltage to the appliance, the solenoid valve will always be open for a moment.

• Turn on the water supply to the faucet.
• Check that the connections are watertight and that the faucet operates by putting your hand in front of the photocell (14).
• Replace the control-box cover.
• Stick the instruction label supplied in a place where it can be easily seen.

After-flow time and sensing range (see Figure 2)

After-flow time is the period of time between the moment the photocell ceases to be activated and the moment the water stops flowing. The sensing range is the greatest distance that an object can have from the photocell to activate it and open the faucet. The after-flow time and sensing range have been preset at the factory. If necessary, they can be adjusted as follows:

Sensing range

• Remove the control-box cover.
• Push the button (15).
• Position a piece of white paper (e.g. the installation instructions) vertically in front of the faucet, at the distance at which the photocell is intended to react (e.g. at the outer edge of the wash-basin).
• Hold the paper at this distance. Water will start to flow after about 30 seconds. Pull the paper away after the water flow has stopped!
• The sensing range is now set and stored.
• This information will not be lost from memory due to a power failure.
• Should the distance prove unsatisfactory, simply readjust by changing the position of the piece of paper.
• Replace the control-box cover.
• The recognition range can also be adjusted using the Oras Data Terminal (v. 2.4 or later).

After-flow Time (factory-set to 1 second)

• After-flow time can be adjusted using the Oras Data Terminal (v. 2.4 or later).

Cleaning the Filter (see Figures 1 and 2)

If the water flow has decreased, this may be because the filter is clogged. Clean the filter as follows:

• Shut off the water supply to the faucet.
• Remove the connecting hose (7) from the control box.
• Unscrew the connecting nipple (8) and remove the strainer from the nipple.
  Clean the strainer under running water.
  Reassemble the parts.

Troubleshooting

Symptom Cause / Solution

Water flow from the outlet - The sensing range is too low does not stop, or stops - Check that the photocell is clean after 40 seconds - The solenoid valve is damaged

Water flow is low and weak - Filter is clogged

No water comes out of the faucet - Check the water supply to the control box

• The solenoid valve is damaged
• Power failure
• The sensor is covered or damaged
• Check the fuse (17) inside the control box:

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Oras Group is a powerful European provider of sanitary fi tings: the market leader in the Nordics and a leading company in Continental Europe. The company's mission is to make the use of water easy and sustainable and its vision is to become the European leader of advanced sanitary fi tings. Oras Group has two strong brands, Oras and Hansa.

The head office of the Group is located in Rauma, Finland, and the Group has four manufacturing sites: Burglengenfeld (Germany), Kralovice (Czech Republic), Olesno (Poland) and Rauma (Finland). Oras Group employs approximately 1400 people in twenty countries. Oras Group is owned by Oras Invest, a family company and an industrial owner.

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