WPC 100 RO - Uncategorized Kärcher - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL WPC 100 RO Kärcher

Chairman of the Board of ManagementDirector Regulatory Affairs & Certification 6 DE- 5 Verbrauchsmaterial Bezeichnung Beschreibung Bestell-Nr. Feinfilter Erste Filterstufe zum Rückhalt grober Schmutzpartikel 6.640-765.0 Aktivkohlefilter (Granulat) Zweite Filterstufe zur Vorabscheidung schädlicher Stoffe 6.640-766.0 Aktivkohlefilter (Block) Dritte Filterstufe zur Feinabscheidung schädlicher Stoffe 6.640-767.0 Membranfilter (Umkehrosmose) Vierte Filterstufe zur Entsalzung 6.640-783.0 Oberer Aktivkohlefilter Fünfte Filterstufe zur Sicherung des neutralen Geschmacks nach der Umkehrosmose 6.640-769.0 Filterwechselintervalle Feinfilter 3 - 6 Monate oder bei Bedarf (siehe Kapitel: „Hilfe bei Störungen“) Aktivkohlefilter (Granulat) 6 - 12 Aktivkohlefilter (Block) 6 - 12 Membranfilter (Umkehrosmose) 18 - 24 Aktivkohlefilter 6 - 12 Hilfe bei Störungen Störung Mögliche Ursache Behebung Keine Wasserabgabe Netzstecker nicht in die Steckdose eingesteckt. Netzstecker einstecken. Keine Wasserversorgung Wasserversorgung sicherstellen Druckschalter am Gerät defekt Service kontaktieren. Magnetventil defekt Service kontaktieren. Geringe Wasserabgabe Pumpe läuft nicht Pumpe prüfen. Bypassventil geöffnet Bypassventil schließen. Feinfilter verstopft. Feinfilter erneuern. Membranfilter (Umkehrosmose) verstopft. Membranfilter (Umkehrosmose) erneuern. Pumpe stoppt nicht Druckschalter am Geräteausgang defekt. Service kontaktieren. Pumpe läuft nicht an. Druckschalter am Geräteausgang defekt. Service kontaktieren. Feinfilter verstopft. Feinfilter erneuern. Druckschalter Eingang defekt. Service kontaktieren. Keine Wasserversorgung Wasserversorgung prüfen. Netzstecker nicht in die Steckdose eingesteckt. Netzstecker einstecken. Pumpe defekt. Service kontaktieren. Wasseraustritt aus Filtergehäuse Filtergehäuse nicht angezogen. Filtergehäuse fest anziehen. Dichtring Filtergehäuse verrutscht oder defekt Dichtring prüfen, korrekt einsetzen und bei Be- schädigung ersetzten. Wasser tritt nur an der Abwasserleitung aus Bypassventil geöffnet. Bypassventil schließen. Membranfilter (Umkehrosmose) verstopft. Membranfilter (Umkehrosmose) erneuern. Pumpe defekt. Auffälliger Geschmack des Trinkwassers Oberer Aktivkohlefilter verbraucht. Oberen Aktivkohlefilter wechseln. Pumpe stoppt und läuft nach kurzer Zeit wieder an. Undichtigkeit / Wasserverlust / Druckverlust im Gerät oder im nachfolgenden Leitungssystem. Filtergehäuse fest anziehen. Wasserhahn vollständig schließen. Ursache für Leckage suchen und beseitigen. Rückschlagventil im Gerät defekt Service kontaktieren. 7DE- 6 Technische Daten WPC 100 RO Betriebsspannung V/~/Hz 110...240/1/50-60 Anschlussleistung W80 Mindestnetzabsicherung A6 Wasserzulaufdruck MPa (bar) 0,1...0,3 (1...3) Wasserzulauf Temperatur °C 5...45 Filterleistung l/h 70 Filterleistung (max) l/h 100 Umgebungstemperatur °C 5...45 Breite mm 372 Tiefe mm 240 Höhe mm 530 Gewicht (leer) kg 13,45 Gewicht, betriebsbereit (mit Wasser befüllt und Zubehör) kg 17,86 Schalldruckpegel im Normalbetrieb dB(A) < 60 Werkstoffe / Zulassungen Alle trinkwasserführenden Komponenten sind entsprechend den allgemein anerkannten Regeln der Technik für den Einsatz im direkten Kontakt mit Trinkwasser geeignet. Rückhaltegrad Der Grad der Rückhaltung von chemischen Schadstoffen, biologischen Krankheitserregern und Verunreinigungen kann anhand folgender Tabelle bestimmt werden (ungefäh- re Werte). Das effektive Rückhaltevermögen ist abhängig vom Grad der Verschmutzung! Bakterien Rückhaltegrad bis zu 99,99% Chlor Rückhaltegrad bis zu 100% Salze (Natrium, Kalium, Calcium...) Rückhaltegrad bis zu 90% Aluminium Rückhaltegrad bis zu 98% Arsen Rückhaltegrad bis zu 88% Schwermetalle (zum Beispiel: Blei) Rückhaltegrad bis zu 99% Nitrat Rückhaltegrad bis zu 50% Herbizide (Glyphosat) Rückhaltegrad bis zu 60% Arzneimittel-Rückstände Rückhaltegrad bis zu 99,9% Hormonrückstände Rückhaltegrad bis zu 99,95% Färbung Rückhaltegrad bis zu 100% 8 DE- 1 Please read and comply with these origi-nal instructions prior to the initial opera-tion of your appliance and store them for later use or subsequent owners. DANGER Pointer to immediate danger, which leads to severe injuries or death. 몇 WARNING Pointer to a possibly dangerous situation, which can lead to se- vere injuries or death. 몇 CAUTION Pointer to a possibly dangerous situation, which can lead to mi- nor injuries. ATTENTION Pointer to a possibly dangerous situation, which can lead to property damage. DANGER Risk of electric shock! First remove the mains plug before doing any job on the device. If the mains cable or mains plug are damaged, they must be replaced by trained per- sonnel. 몇 WARNING Health hazards on account of improperly repaired device. The appliance may only be repaired by trained and skilled personnel. 몇 WARNING Health risk due to the contami- nation with germs. Existing, old hose-sets should not be used. The new hose-sets, supplied with the appliance, should be used. When replacing the filter car- tridges, ensure hygiene and cleanliness. Wear sterile disposable gloves when replacing the fil- ter. 몇 WARNING Be sure to use the correct filters during a change. Always insert the filters in the correct position. Only slightly dirty water or drinking water from an unknown or unsafe source can be used to guaran-tee the water quality of the emerging water. The unit can also be connected to the drinking water network of the public water supply to ensure the quality of the drinking water up to the tap. If the drinking water supply must be tapped to in-stall the appliance, this must be performed by trained expert personnel that is in possession of a permit that meets the local laws and regulations. This work must be ordered by the customer if re-quired. To protect from water damage caused by a burst water supply hose, we recommend the installation of a Shut-off-valve and an aqua stop (sold sepa-rately) in the water supply line. Do not clean the device with a water stream. Plastic surfaces must not be cleaned with alcohol-containing, aggressive or abrasive detergents.The surface cleaner CA 30 R (6.295-686.0) is rec-ommended. After initial start-up, filter changes and long periods of disuse, dispensed water may temporarily be milky in appearance. This is due to small air bub-bles in the water and does not affect water quality.Notes about the ingredients (REACH)You will find current information about the ingredients at: www.kaercher.com/REACHThe warranty terms published by the relevant sales company are applicable in each country. We will repair potential failures of your appliance within the warranty period free of charge, provided that such failure is caused by faulty material or defects in manufacturing. In the event of a warranty claim please contact your dealer or the nearest authorized Customer Service centre. Please submit the proof of purchase. Only use accessories and spare parts which have been approved by the KÄRCHER. The exclusive use of original accessories and original spare parts ensures that the appliance can be operated safely and troublefree. For additional information about spare parts, please go to the Service section at www.kaerch-er.com. ContentsContents EN 1Safety EN 1Danger or hazard levels . . . . . . EN 1Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . EN 1General notes EN 1Environmental protection EN 1Warranty EN 1Spare parts EN 1Proper use EN 2Types of contamination. . . . . . . EN 2Function EN 2Connecting the appliance EN 2Selecting the setup location . . . EN 2Water connection . . . . . . . . . . . EN 2Quick connectors – basics . . . . EN 2Connecting the appliance . . . . . EN 2Connection to untreated water line EN 2Connection to untreated water line EN 2Installing the filtered water tap . EN 3Start up EN 3Initial startup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 3Preparing filters for start-up . . . EN 3Rinsing out the three lower filters (pre-filters) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 3Rinsing the membrane filters (re-verse osmosis) . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 3Operation EN 3Shutdown EN 3Startup after shutdown EN 3Using in a Kärcher WPD EN 3Installing in a Kärcher WPD unit EN 3Initial start-up of Kärcher WPD unit EN 3Removing WPC 100 RO from a Kärcher WPD unit . . . . . . . . . . . EN 3Dispensing water from a Kärcher WPD unit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 3 Care and maintenance EN 4Maintenance instructions . . . . . EN 4Maintenance contract . . . . . . . . EN 4Replacing filter inserts. . . . . . . . EN 4Replacing pre-filter inserts . . . . EN 4Replacing membrane filter (reverse osmosis) inserts . . . . . . . . . . . . EN 4 Replacing activated carbon filter EN 4EU Declaration of Conformity EN 4Consumables EN 5Filter replacement intervals EN 5Troubleshooting EN 5Technical specifications EN 6Degree of retention EN 6 Safety Danger or hazard levels Safety instructions General notesEnvironmental protectionThe packaging material can be recycled. Please arrange for the environmentally appropriate dis-posal of the packaging.Electrical and electronic devices often contain components which could potentially pose a dan-ger to human health and the environment if han-dled or disposed of incorrectly. However, these components are necessary for the proper opera-tion of the device. Devices marked with this sym-bol must not be disposed of with regular house-hold rubbish.Old appliances contain valuable recyclable mate-rials that should be recycled properly. Batteries and accumulators contain substances that must not enter the environment. Please dispose of old devices and batteries or accumulators in an envi-ronmentally friendly way.WarrantySpare parts 9EN- 2 The unit is designed to convert untreated water (waste water) into drinking water. Untreated water may be contaminated by: –Bacteria – Chlorine – Salts (for example: sodium, potassium, calcium) – Aluminium –Arsenic – Heavy metals (for example: lead) – Nitrate – Herbicides (glyphosate) – Pharmaceutical residues – Hormone residues – Colouring The quality of the drinking water produced ultimately de- pends on the degree of contamination of the untreated water. Adequate untreated water quality must be ensured. Clean drinking water can only be achieved through reg- ular maintenance of all filters belonging to the unit. Before using the unit for the first time, we recom- mend analysing the untreated water in accordance with Directive 98/83/EC Annex 3 "Indicator Param- eters". An analysis of untreated water is not necessary to operate the unit. Drinking water quality is only guaranteed if the unit is checked regularly. The unit is designed to be connected to the water line. Any national drinking water regulations must be ob- served. The unit is not designed for use as a sewage treat- ment system. The unit is not suitable for seawater softening. This device is not intended for use by persons (in- cluding children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or lacking experience and/or knowl- edge, unless they are supervised by a person re- sponsible for their safety or are instructed by these persons on the use of the device. Children should be supervised, to ensure that they do not play with the device. The appliance may not be set up and used in com- mercial kitchens. The appliance must be installed in frost-free rooms. Do not use or park the device outdoors. The unit can also be used as a pre-filter in a Kärch- er WPD water dispenser. When used as intended, water produced from this unit can be classified as drinking water. Water flows from the water inlet through the following fil- ters: – Fleece filter (removes large particles of dirt) – Activated carbon filter (granulate) – Activated carbon filter (block) – Membrane filters (reverse osmosis) – Activated carbon filter (ensures neutral taste) The entire filtration system must be replaced at regular intervals. During initial installation and any repairs that in- volve the replacement of accessory parts, make sure only the enclosed parts are used. These parts are components that have been approved by KÄRCHER for installation. Never use other compo- nents. The power connection and the water input pres- sure must conform to the data in the specifications. Depending on local regulations, the installation of an approved check-valve is required. There must be an even surface available to install the appliance. The unit is suitable for wall mounting. For wall mounting, use the openings in the frame. The fastening material for the wall-mounted instal- lation is not included in the scope of delivery and must be procured in accordance with the condi- tions on site. When mounting on the wall, check the load capac- ity of the wall. Power plug and receptacle must be freely accessi- ble after the installation. 1 Under-sink installation 2 Mounting on a table 3Wall mount Note When selecting an installation location, make sure con- nections and stop valves remain easily accessible. Leave enough room for filter changes. Hose lines should be placed so that they do not bend. When connecting to the drinking water supply, observe local regulations on disconnecting from the mains. A Attaching hose B Removing hose Cut hose to length before insertion. Note Cut hose straight across. Hoses cut at an angle cause leaks. Note Before connecting, select an installation location and cut the hose lines to length accordingly. Make sure to leave enough hose in case the unit has to be moved (e.g. when changing the filters). For easy identification, the hose lines are colour coded and have different diameters: 1 T-piece to untreated water line 2 Drain water line (concentrate) 3 Fresh water outlet (filtered water) 4 Filtered water tap ATTENTION Risk of water damage. During installation, make sure all connections are secure and check for leaks. In case of doubt, consult an expert. 1 O-ring, outlet seal 2 Outlet to WPC 100 RO 3 Stop cock connection 4 Untreated water line connection Note Inlet and outlet thread: 1/2" Screw the stop cock into the connection piece, use sealing tape. Insert the T-piece into the untreated water line. Use an O-ring on the outlet and sealing tape on the inlet. Insert hose (white) into the T-piece and secure. Insert hose (white) into the untreated water inlet of the unit and secure. 1 Drain water line (concentrate) fitting 2 Drain water outlet pipe clamp (front half) 3 Sealing piece (self-adhesive) 4 Hole (d = 6 mm). 5 Wastewater pipe to sewer system 6 Drain water outlet pipe clamp (rear half) Mark and drill the hole (d = 6 mm). Note Only drill the hole on one side. Do not drill through the pipe. The pipe clamp can be used as a drill jig. Attach sealing piece to the pipe clamp. Insert hose (red) into the fitting. Fasten pipe clamp to the drain water line as shown above. Fasten hose (red) with pipe clamp. Insert hose (red) into the drain water outlet of the unit and secure. Note The hole has a smaller diameter than the hose (red). This causes the hose to contact the sides of the drain water pipe. The hose should not protrude into the drain water pipe. The self-adhering sealing piece provides a seal. Proper use Types of contamination Function Connecting the appliance Selecting the setup location Water connection Quick connectors – basics Connecting the appliance Blue Filtered water outlet from unit, d = 6.35 mm White Supply from water main, d = 9.5 mm Red Drain water line (concentrate), d = 6.35 mm Connection to untreated water line Connection to untreated water line 10 EN- 3 Note The filtered water tap should be installed over a basin connected to the sewage drain. Install filtered water tap as shown. Hole diameter: 12-15 mm Make sure the individual parts are arranged cor- rectly during installation. Connect hose line to the filtered water outlet of the unit. Connect hose line to the filtered water tap. Alternatively, the filtered water tap can be mounted directly to the wall using the included mounting bracket. The system should be filled and rinsed out before dis- pensing water for drinking. 몇 WARNING Health risk due to the contamination with germs. Pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness when inserting and removing filter cartridges. Do not touch the connections of the socket and filters. Wear disposable gloves when inserting filters. Do not damage the seals during installation and remov- al. The unit consists of three filter groups: 1 Upper activated carbon filter 2 Membrane filters (reverse osmosis) 3 Lower filter group (pre-filter) Loosen the three filter chambers of the lower filter group using the included spanner (black). Unscrew filter chambers. Remove filter inserts from the filter chambers and remove the protective film. Screw on filter chamber with filter insert and hand- tighten. Remove the supply hoses from the membrane fil- ters and run them out of the sides of the unit into a suitable container. Remove the upper activated carbon filter. Remove the membrane filter chambers from the bracket one at a time. Unscrew and remove cap with included spanner (black). Remove filter inserts (membrane filters) from the packaging and remove the protective film. Insert filter inserts into the filter chambers as far as they will go. Screw on the cap and hand-tighten. Place filter chambers in the brackets. Do not reconnect the supply hoses yet. Insert the upper activated carbon filter. Connect hoses (blue and red) for filtered water and drain water concentrate to the outlets on the unit. Connect the unit to the water main. Make sure the two supply hoses for the membrane filters are running to a suitable container (min. 10 li- tres). Turn on filtered water tap. The system begins filling with water. Plug in the mains plug. Rinse the system for at least five minutes to re- move air and any production residue from the pre- filters. Pull out the mains plug. Turn off filtered water tap. Dispose of the water in the container. Take supply hoses out of the container and re-con- nect them to the membrane filters. Open the bypass valve. Connect hoses (red and blue). Turn on filtered water tap. Plug in the mains plug. The system begins filling with water. The water will initially flow primarily out of the red hose for drain water concentrate. This is normal. Rinse the system for at least five minutes to re- move air and any production residue from the membrane filters. Close the bypass valve. Water will now flow out of both hoses (red and blue). Rinse the system for another five minutes. Turn off filtered water tap. Pull out the mains plug. The unit is now ready for use. Turn on filtered water tap to dispense filtered water. If the appliance will not be needed for more than 4 days: Shut off water supply. Pull out the mains plug. 몇 WARNING Health risk due to increased micro-organism concentra- tion in the water. Changing filter cartridges Rinse out the unit. Kärcher WPD units come with the WPC 100 RO in- stalled. The unit cannot be used in a WPD 100 with carbonating function. Kärcher Customer Service connects all hoses and per- forms initial start-up. Note Should it be necessary to open the side parts for the in- stallation and initial startup of the device, this may only be done by a qualified electrician. The WPD unit is required for initial start-up. Before initial start-up in the WPD unit, the WPC 100 must be rinsed out and prepared as described in the section "Initial start-up". Initial start-up of the WPD drinking water dispenser is described in the unit's operating manual. Note A factory-installed WPC 100 RO must be removed from the WPD base before changing filters. Shut off water supply. Unpressurize the appliance: Press all buttons for different types of beverages briefly until the system is unpressurized. Avoid the appliance running dry. Switch off the appliance using the On/Off switch Disconnect the mains plugs (WPD and WPC). Open the Velcro strips. Remove the filter unit and set it in front of the unit. Filter change, see chapter “Care and maintenance / Replacing filter inserts” After the filter change, reassemble the unit in the reverse order. Operation of the WPD drinking water dispenser is de- scribed in the unit's operating manual. Installing the filtered water tap Start up Initial startup Preparing filters for start-up Rinsing out the three lower filters (pre-filters) Rinsing the membrane filters (reverse osmosis) Operation Shutdown Startup after shutdown Using in a Kärcher WPD Installing in a Kärcher WPD unit Initial start-up of Kärcher WPD unit Removing WPC 100 RO from a Kärcher WPD unit Dispensing water from a Kärcher WPD unit 11EN- 4 몇 WARNING Health hazards on account of improperly repaired appli- ance. The appliance may only be repaired by trained and skilled personnel. Use only original parts of the manufacturer or part sug- gested by him, such as – parts and wearing parts, – accessories parts, – operating materials, – cleaning agents. Before doing any work on the machine: Shut off water supply. Turn on the filtered water tap to depressurise the unit. Pull out the mains plug. In order to ensure a reliable operation of the device, we recommend that you conclude a maintenance contract. Please contact your competent KÄRCHER service. The filters installed in the unit must be replaced at reg- ular intervals. This interval depends on use. An over- view of the recommended filter replacement intervals can be found at the end of these instructions. 몇 WARNING Health risk due to the contamination with germs. When replacing the filter cartridges, ensure hygiene and cleanliness. Do not touch the connections of the socket and filters. Wear disposable gloves when replacing a filter. Do not damage the seals during installation and remov- al. Note Used filters can be thrown away with household rub- bish. 1 Fine filter 2 Activated carbon filter (granulate) 3 Activated carbon filter (block) 4 Membrane filter 1 (reverse osmosis) 5 Membrane filter 2 (reverse osmosis) 6 Active carbon filter ATTENTION Risk of water damage. The filter chambers are full of water. Place a suitable container or dish underneath be- fore removal. Unscrew the filter chambers using the included black spanner. Replace the filter. Note Filters must be installed in the same position and must not be interchanged! Observe the illustration. Make sure the seals are seated properly during installa- tion. Only hand-tighten filter chambers using the included black spanner. ATTENTION Risk of water damage. The membrane filter chambers are full of water. Place a suitable container or dish un- derneath before removal. Disconnect the hose connections and remove the hoses. Remove the upper activated carbon filter. Remove the membrane filters from the brackets. Unscrew cap using the included white spanner. Use a tool to carefully loosen membrane insert. Carefully pull membrane insert out of casing by hand. Insert new membrane insert. Screw cap back on. Insert membrane filter into the bracket. Reconnect hoses. Note The upper activated carbon filter at the end of the filtra- tion system does not have a filter insert and must be re- placed in its entirety. Disconnect the hose connections and remove the hoses. Remove the upper activated carbon filter. Install new activated carbon filter. Reconnect hoses. We hereby declare that the machine described below complies with the relevant basic safety and health re- quirements of the EU Directives, both in its basic design and construction as well as in the version put into circu- lation by us. This declaration shall cease to be valid if the machine is modified without our prior approval. The signatories act on behalf of and with the authority of the company management. Documentation supervisor: S. Reiser Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG Alfred-Kärcher-Straße 28-40 71364 Winnenden (Germany) Tel.: [phone] Fax: [phone] Care and maintenance Maintenance instructions Maintenance contract Replacing filter inserts Replacing pre-filter inserts Replacing membrane filter (reverse osmosis) inserts Replacing activated carbon filter EU Declaration of Conformity Product: Water treatment plant Type: 1.024-xxx Relevant EU Directives 2014/35/EU 2014/30/EU 2011/65/EU Applied harmonized standards EN 60335–1 EN 62233: 2008 EN 55014–1: 2006+A1: 2009+A2: 2011 EN 55014–2: 2015 EN 61000–3–2: 2014 EN 61000–3–3: 2013 EN 50581 Applied regulations

• Chairman of the Board of ManagementDirector Regulatory Affairs & Certification 12 EN- 5 Consumables Description Description Order No. Fine filter First stage of filtration for separation of coarse dirt particles 6.640-765.0 Activated carbon filter (granulate) Second stage of filtration for pre-separation of harmful substances 6.640-766.0 Activated carbon filter (block) Third stage of filtration for fine separation of harmful substances 6.640-767.0 Membrane filters (reverse osmosis) Fourth stage of filtration for desalination 6.640-783.0 Upper activated carbon filter Fifth stage of filtration for ensuring neutral taste after reverse osmosis 6.640-769.0 Filter replacement intervals Fine filter 3 - 6 months or as needed (see Section "Troubleshooting") Activated carbon filter (granulate) 6 - 12 Activated carbon filter (block) 6 - 12 Membrane filters (reverse osmosis) 18 - 24 Active carbon filter 6 - 12 Troubleshooting Failure Possible cause Correction No water dispensed Mains Plug not connected to the socket. Plug in the mains plug. Water supply not connected Connect to water supply. Pressure switch on unit not working Contact service. Solenoid valve is defective Contact service. Little water dispensed The pump does not run Check pump. Bypass valve open Close the bypass valve. Fine filter blocked. Replace fine filter. Membrane filter (reverse osmosis) blocked. Replace membrane filter (reverse osmosis). Pump does not stop Pressure switch on unit not working. Contact service. Pump does not start. Pressure switch on unit not working. Contact service. Fine filter blocked. Replace fine filter. Pressure switch inlet defective. Contact service. Water supply not connected Check water supply. Mains Plug not connected to the socket. Plug in the mains plug. Pump defective. Contact service. Water leaking from filter chamber Filter chamber loose. Tighten filter chamber. Filter chamber gasket not in place or defective Check gasket, reposition, replace if damaged. Water coming from drain water line only Bypass valve open. Close the bypass valve. Membrane filter (reverse osmosis) blocked. Replace membrane filter (reverse osmosis). Pump defective. Filtered water has noticeable taste Upper activated carbon filter needs replacing. Replace upper activated carbon filter. Pump stops and restarts after a short period. Leak / water loss / pressure loss in the unit or in the fol- lowing line system. Tighten filter casing. Close off the tap completely. Look for the cause of the leak and eliminate it. Check valve in unit not working Contact service. 13EN- 6 Technical specifications WPC 100 RO Operating voltage V/~/Hz 110 p. 240
• /1/50-60 Connected load W80 Minimum power protection A6 Water input pressure MPa (bar) 0.1 p. 0
• .3 (1 p. 3
• ) Water supply temperature °C 5 p. 45
• Filter capacity l/h 70 Filter capacity (max) l/h 100 Ambient temperature °C 5 Width mm 372 Depth mm 240 Height mm 530 Weight (empty) kg 13.45 Operating weight (with accessories and filled with water) kg 17.86 Sound pressure level during normal operation dB(A) < 60 Materials / approvals All components containing drinking water are suited for the use in direct contact with drinking water in accord- ance with generally accepted industry standards. Degree of retention The degree of retention of harmful substances, biological pathogens and contamination can be determined using the following table (approximate values). The actual retention capacity depends on the degree of contamination. Bacteria Degree of retention up p. 45

99.99% Chlorine Degree of retention up

90% Aluminium Degree of retention up

98% Arsenic Degree of retention up

88% Heavy metals (for example: lead) Degree of retention up

99% Nitrate Degree of retention up

50% Herbicides (glyphosate) Degree of retention up

60% Residue of medicines Degree of retention up

99.9% Hormone residues Degree of retention up

99.95% Colouring Degree of retention up