DESCRIPTION
SANICOM
®
2 is a collection station
designed to evacuate effluent from small
private or commercial units.
Please follow all the installation and
maintenance instructions given here,
especially those indicated by:
" " Failure to comply with this
instruction could endanger the
safety of persons,
" " Indication that a risk of electrical
origin exists,
" " Electrical installation must be carried
out by a professional electrician.
"ATTENTION" Failure to comply with this
instruction could endanger the safe
functioning of the apparatus.
For any further information, please contact
our customer service department.
HOW IT WORKS
SANICOM
®
2 contains two independent
pumps.
The SANICOM
®
2 tank is equipped with
two pressure tubes, one of which controls
the activation of the motors and the other
the alarm system starting the second
motor.
- Long pickup tube (normal operation):
when the effluents reaches the triggering
level for the long tube in the tank, the
pump system (one motor only) starts up.
- Short pickup tube (abnormal opera-
tion): if the effluents reaches the upper
level in the tank, an alarm contact is
made, and the pump system (second
auxiliary motor) is switched on in conti-
nuous mode.
Cf. Installing alarm connections .
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LIST OF PARTS SUPPLIED
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DIMENSIONS
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TECHNICAL DATA ON SANICOM
®
2
Type R90
Maximum vertical pumping 11 m
Voltage 220-240V
Frequency 50 Hz
Nominal Power Rating 3000 W
Maximum Power Consumption 13 A
Electrical category I
Ave water temp for optimum performance 35°C
Maximum temperature intermittent
(max 5 min) 90°C
Net weight (accessories included) 26 KG
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FIELD OF APPLICATION
SANICOM
®
2 is designed for disposing of
wastewater originating from sinks, clothes
washing machines, dishwashers, showers
or baths and basins (private or commer-
cial use).
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INSTALLATION
The SANICOM
®
2 installation must
comply with EN12056 standards. All work
to install the equipment, put it into service
and carry out maintenance must be done
by a qualified professional specialist.
FITTING
1- Warning: The space in which
SANICOM
®
2 is installed must be large
enough to leave at least 600mm
around the unit for easy maintenance.
This space must be well lit, ventilated,
and must never be immersed in water
and must be protected from frost.
2- Isolation valves should be fitted to the
inlet pipework and discharge pipework
to isolate the unit in case of the need
for service.
3- This discharge pipe must be designed
so as to prevent back-flow from the
sewers (see examples, sketch ).
Backflow is avoided by installing an
anti-backflow loop located above the
back-flow level.
Comment: Unless otherwise stated
locally, the backflow level corresponds
to the level of the roads or pavements,
etc.
4- We recommend installing an auxiliary
pump to drain the technical cubicle if
necessary (e.g. in the event of flooding).
CONNECTING THE DISCHARGE
PIPE
The disposal of waste from the SANICOM
®
2
can discharged through a 50 mm diameter
plastic pipes (or PVC, ABS, etc.).
Horizontal discharge pipework should
maintain a 1% fall (1cm/M) to the soil and
vent pipe. If a vertical rise is required, this
must be installed at the start of the run,
before the horizontal section.
Take care that the discharge valve flap
faces the direction of flow.
If the end of the discharge pipework is
much lower than the unit, install a riser
pipe about 80mm long from the highest
point of the discharge run and fit an air
admittance pipe on top (capable of withs-
tanding at least 15psi pressure) to break
the syphon.
End the outlet pipe at the waste stack.
PLEASE NOTE: be sure to fit hoop .
Each SANICOM
®
2 pipe is equipped with
an anti-backflow pipe.
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CONNECTING THE 40/50MM INLET
1- Cut off the end of the 50mm inlet with a
saw, then secure the outside of the
sleeve using a clip .
2- The connection at the inlet may be
made using 40mm or 50mm tubing.
For a 50mm connection, cut off the
small end of the sleeve first.
3- Push the tube into the end of the
sleeve and fix using a jubilee clip
or
.
WARNING: Secure the PVC pipe of
40mm or 50mm to the outlet from the unit,
and secure it.
CONNECTING SANITARY
EQUIPMENT TO THE LOWER INLETS
Put the two studded connecters (Nominal
Diameter 40mm) into the threaded holes
at the edge of the tank (seal with silicon
sealant). Then cut off the end of the cho-
sen lower inlet (or both inlets if necessary)
and operate as described in
paragraph .
If you want to install a shower or a
bath at the same level as the
SANICOM
®
2, you must make sure
that the upper parts of the plugholes on
the sanitary equipment are at least 250
mm above the floor on which the
Sanicubic Pro is standing.
CONNECTING THE OUTLET HOLE
1- The collection station must be
ventilated up to above roof level using
a pipe with an ND of at least 40 mm.
2- Connect the wide end of the sleeve
to the tank outlet point and fix it using a
jubilee clip .
3- DN50: Cut off the other end of the slee-
ve to adapt it for the 50mm. Push
the tube into the sleeve and fix it using
a jubilee clip .
FIXING THE TANK TO THE FLOOR
SANICOM
®
2 comes with a floor-fixing
system that prevents it from moving or
turning.
1- Mark the position of the fixing holes on
the floor.
2- Remove the tank, pierce the floor using
a 10mm Ø drill and insert the pins .
3- Reposition the tank and fix it using the
screws .
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
1- The electrical installation work must be
carried out by a qualified electrician.
The electrical installation must comply
with the standards in force in the country
concerned
2- The power supply must be of the class 1
type. The unit must be connected via an
earthed connection box. The electric
power circuit must be protected by a
high-sensitivity 30 mA differential circuit
breaker set at 20 A.
The connection must be used solely to
power the
SANICOM
®
2
. If the power
lead on the unit is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer or its
after-sales service to avoid all danger.
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PERFORMANCE CURVE
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The numbers refer to the explanatory diagrams.
RATIO OF HEIGHT/LENGTH
FOR DISCHARGE
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