nilfiskfood SE11 Hybrid Eco-Satellite User Manual
- June 5, 2024
- nilfiskfood
Table of Contents
nilfiskfood SE11 Hybrid Eco-Satellite
General information
For safety reasons it is important to read all of the en-closed information
(Installation guide, Service manual, Spare parts, Operat-ing instructions)
before mounting this equipment.. In addition, the legislation in force at the
time of purchase must always be considered in connection with the instal-
lation and mounting of this equipment, no matter the contents of this manual.
If there are matters of dispute please contact your dealer.
This equipment is produced and tested by specially
qualified personnel, following approved instructions to
ensure our high level of product quality. After the prod-
uct is finished and tested it is manually inspected with
the ultimate test carried out just before the product is released for
shipping. To obtain our high level of quality and long life we use stainless
steel parts. These parts, in
defiance of our manual inspections may still have some sharp edges, which can
present a cut hazard. Therefore it is advised always to use protective gloves
and show caution when installing the equipment.
Preparation
If the wall is made of bricks or concrete, the enclosed screws and rawl
plugs are usable otherwise you have to make sure that the carrying capacity of
the wall is suf-
efficient.
Note: The pipeline must be rinsed through before the system is connected.
See service manual
Note: Remove cover before the system is mounted on the wall.
Note: The weight of the unit are listed in the Service manual under the
section “Specifications”
Placing/application
- Do not use the machine outdoors.
- The satellite must be placed in frost-free rooms only.
- Free space around the satellite: min 1000 mm.
Water supply
SE11 | |
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Water volume | 30 l/min. |
Pressure | 1,2 – 2,5 MPa (12 – 25 bar) |
Max. temperature | 70oC |
The supply line must be sized so that it can supply the minimum indicated pressure and water volume when connected to this equipment. When dimensioning the water supply, It is recommended to increase the available volume with 15-20 % compared to the minimum requirements listed in the table.
Note: Recommended water hardness 14 – 18 dH°. The equipment will operate with water hardness exciding this level however, descaling of pump system, injectors and like must be expected depending on use pattern and water quality. Furthermore, wear of the mechanical parts will increase as well. If not supplied, filter should be mounted.
Air supply
Air supply for the system is to meet the following specifi- cations:
- Pressure 6 – 10 bar
- Consumption 200 Nl/min.
Piping
The pipe system should be made of stainless steel pipes. The pipe joints should be made in a way that makes separation possible in case of e.g. repairs, movement or similar.
Pipe connections | SE11 |
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Water | 3/4″ DIN 2999 |
Air | 6 mm |
Note: A 3/4” closing valve should be mounted on the water supply immediately before the satellite and dirt filter if any.
Assembly
Dimensions see fig.1
It is recommended to mount the system in an appropriate height (approx. 1, 25
m above the floor) on brick or con- crete wall. Tighten the satellite with the
enclosed screws and rawl plugs.
Description
SE = Satellite Economy
The Satellite Economy is a complete hygiene station which is connected to a
booster or a main station. Therefore the satellite must be supplied with water
in sufficient quantity, compressed air, detergent(s) and disinfectant. The
station is then ready for hygiene duties. Manual change between rinse and foam
operation. Using Hygiene Chemicals Satellite Economy has been prepared to use
the most common of detergents and disinfectants.
Important: Do not use the water from the system for applications other
than cleaning.
Warning
Do not change the settings made or recommended by the supplier of hygiene
chemicals.
Detergents are supplied either from the User Pack System, which can be ordered
and delivered as an accessory or from separate standard cans.
Satellite SE11
- Water inlet
- Injector chemistry
- Quick coupling with check tap
- Wall rack
- Cover
- Air regulator
- Change-over switch, foam/rinse
- Operation panel
Operating Diagrams according to ISO14617
Satellite SE
- A. Air supply.
- B. Ball valve.
- C. Check valve.
- D. Outlet.
- E. Inlet, detergent.
- EJ. Ejector.
- OF. Orifice.
- PR. Pressure regulator.
- W. Water inlet.
Maintenance
Besides the procedures described in item 3.4.3 the satellite is maintenance-
free. However, we recommend cleaning the satellite occasionally in connection
with the cleaning of other equipment in the area.
Start
New system
In order to ensure a problem-free start-up of a new system the pipe system
must be flushed and bled:
Bleeding the pipe system
- Turn on the water supply to rinse and bleed the entire system. Open the tap furthest away until no air or dirt comes out. Then rinse and bleed the next tap and continue until the tap closest to you has been rinsed and bled.
- Mount satellites.
- Chemical supply lines are only to be bled by authorized personnel appointed by the distributor.
Daily operation
Start
- Check that water- and air sup-plies for the system are open.(see A, Fig.7, air). Activate cen-tral chemical supply if present.
- Set the function that you want. Use the system referring to
“User Guide” instructions.
Stop
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Close the water supply
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Close the air supply(A, Fig. 7)
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De-activate the chemical supply, switch off closing valves if any.
Note: It is important to shut off the water, air and chemistry when the machine is left after use because:- If the air supply is open when the satellite is not in use, air may seep into the water pipe. If this is the case the system may have to be bled again. It may be necessary to bleed the pipes and the satellite again after it has been closed for a longer period of time (holidays, etc.)
Rinsing the chemi-stry supply
IMPORTANT: The chemistry sup-ply must always be rinsed thor-oughly after
use.
The following does not concern units (satellites) with central chemical
supply. Rinsing of central supply lines are only to be carried out by
distributor.
Remains of detergent or disinfectants can clog the injector so it needs to be
rinsed or replaced. The follow-ing procedure will clean the injec-tor for
detergent and/or remains of disinfectants.
- Remove User Pack, if any.
- Hold the rinsing bottle with clean water tightly against the suction opening (with User Pack) or against the hose (without User Pack). Alternatively, you can place a User Pack with clean water in the holder or –without User Pack – place the hose in a bucket of clean water. Activate the hose handle until clean water comes out of the nozzle (approx. 30 seconds).
Service
Service may only be carried out by authorized and qualified personnel.
Warning: The satellite must only be serviced when there is no pressure on
the system.
- 1. Turn off the water and air supply
2. Turn of the power supply.
3. Disconnect the chemical supply.
4. Depressurise the system.
Components
Non-return valve/inlet side (water, air, detergent) Maintenance free
If defective: Call service technician
Recycling and scrapping
Recycle the wrapping and scrap the machine according to recommendations
from the local authorities.
Troubleshooting
Too low or unstable presssure
Check Booster / Main Station
No foam creation / unsatisfactory foam quality
Unsatisfactory / no disinfection
Recommended spare parts
The recommended spare parts are marked with * in the sparepart manual.
Specifications
The most important specifications are shown on the serial plates on the main station/satellite and pump, respectively.
Technical Data
Water| Unit.| SE11
Consumption during rinsing.| L/min| 30* – 35
Consumption during foaming| L/min| 10
Min. supply pressure.| Mpa/bar| 1,2 / 12
Max. supply pressure.| Mpa/bar| 2,5 / 25
Min. water supply.| L/min| 30
Max. water temp.| °C| 70
Pipe dimension inlet Ø| inch| 3/4″
Pipe dimension outlet Ø| inch| 1/2″
Compressed air
Min. air pressure.| Mpa/bar| 0,6 / 6
Max. air pressure.| Mpa/bar| 1,0 / 10
Compressed air comsumption.| NL/min| 200
Pipe dimension inlet Ø| mm| 6
General
Dimensions H x W x D| mm| 353 x 211 x 120
Weight| kg| 3
References
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