1. Attach the
hose from the cold tank to a cold water source.
Allow both tanks to fill (The hot tank is fed from
the cold tank) Leave the hose permanently attached
to the water source. The cold tank has a ball valve
which will allow the tank to top up as the water is
used.
2. Plug the lead from the emersion tank into
a 13amp socket directly from the wall. Do not use a
domestic/lightweight extension lead as that will be
overloaded. The on/off switch is on the control
panel.
Allow 3 hours to heat fully from cold. Leave the
emersion heater on for the duration of the shoot to
maintain the water temperature in the hot tank.
3. Attach the hose from the mixer valve to
the shower rose or tap, of point the hose directly
into the bath.
4. Plug the pump into a 13amp power supply.
5. Open the mixer tap on the control panel.
6. Open the tap on your shower/bath set.
7. PRESS THE SILVER BUTTON ON THE CONTROL
PANEL.
The water will be pumped through. Adjust for
temperature and pressure on the control panel. |
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1. The pump has a 45ft
head of pressure so does not have to be immediately
beside the shower/bath set. If the set is on the
first floor, the unit can be positioned on the
ground floor and will pump the water up.
2. If water is needed for pre-light, use cold
only.
3. On set-up day leave the emersion heater on
overnight so that water is piping hot in the
morning.
4. The units are designed to supply water for
short takes.
IF RUN CONTINUOUSLY
THE WATER WILL SOON RUN COLD. |
