INICIE AQUÍ

LA INSTALACIÓN CORRECTA DEBE TOMAR APROXIMADAMENTE 2 A 4 HORAS

1 PREPARACIÓN

A Mínimo requerido a partir del centro del orificio hasta la pared

2" (5.08 cm)

Grosor máximo de la cubierta (profundidad)

112" (3.81 cm)

Identifique las ubicaciones para el grifo y el tanque.

Asegúrese de que haya el espacio libre adecuado para que la manija del grifo abra completamente.

Verifique para asegurarse que la cubierta o mesada no sea demasiado gruesa.

Asegúrese de que haya bajo el fregadero un tomacorriente eléctrico conectado a tierra.

El tomacorriente de pared para su grifo debe contar continuamente con energía y debe llevar fusibles. No debe estar controlado por el mismo interruptor de pared que opere un triturador de residuos de alimentos.

B

Si es necesario perforar el fregadero o la cubierta, es posible que tenga que rentar o comprar las herramientas apropiadas.

Cierre el suministro de agua.

Si va a usar el orificio de la manguera del atomizador del fregadero, quite la tuerca que está conectada a la manguera del atomizador en la parte inferior del grifo.

Con una llave inglesa, quite la tuerca que conecta la brida de la arandela del atomizador en el orificio del atomizador.

Tape la abertura de la manguera con un tapón de 1/8" o con una tapa de 1/4" (no se incluyen).

C

Diámetro del orificio requerido

114" - 112" (3.1 a 3.8 cm)

Consulte a un profesional antes de perforar una superficie que no sea de acero inoxidable.

¿Qué sucede si no tiene un orificio para el atomizador o si no desea usarlo?

Muchas personas colocan un dispensador de agua caliente instantánea en lugar de un dispensador para jabón en el fregadero.

Si perfora un orificio en un fregadero o cubierta de acero inoxidable, puede cortar un orificio de montaje para el grifo con una broca corta-círculos para acero inoxidable, o puede usar un punzonador.

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Emerson UWL owner manual Preparación, Cierre el suministro de agua, Grosor máximo de la cubierta profundidad

UW, UWL specifications

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One of the main features of Emerson UW technology is its ability to provide real-time, continuous level measurement without the need for physical contact with the medium being measured. This non-contact approach significantly reduces the risk of contamination and provides a longer lifespan for the equipment. The ultrasonic sensors emit high-frequency sound waves that reflect off the surface of the liquid, allowing for precise distance measurement and, consequently, accurate level readings.

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