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» Aqua-PIR:
The AquaPIR WC Occupancy Water
Shutdown System is an automatic water shut-off system for
when WCs and washrooms are not in use. It helps to prevent flooding
and therefore can save on water. The system is BREEAM compliant to
BREEAM criteria W04.
The AquaPIR module is ceiling surface mounted to a standard
pattress box or can be supplied with on optional slimline single
gang housing. The AquaPIR has a sensing footprint of 5m diameter and
should be located centrally to the washroom. The extremity of
monitoring can be up to 7m and therefore a single AquaPIR would
normally be adequate for a typical washroom. For larger washrooms,
additional AquaPIRs need to be added, and these should be wired in
parallel.
If the system is being used to control lighting, or monitoring of
open plan areas, then the AquaPIR should be spaced at 5m intervals
in all directions. The AquaPIR detects movement of a body passing
through the detection zone. The sensitivity is adjustable. It also
has adjustable time lag before switch-off if no movement is
detected; adjustable 10 seconds to 40 minutes. In addition, the
AquaPIR is fitted with daylight override feature to prevent the the
lights coming on when there is sufficient daylight.
The AquaPIR module controls a matched Solenoid Valve fitted in the
water supply pipework on entry to the washroom. Connections are by
standard mains rated cable. The system can be supplied with
1/2", 3/4" or 1" Solenoid Valve, - other valves to
order. The Solenoid valve is off while the washroom is unoccupied
and opens when the AquaPIR detects movement. Following the 'time
lag' period, the AquaPIR will switch the valve off again. The valve
will remain shut until the AquaPIR activates it again.
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