cureuv 201118 Ceiling Mount Instruction Manual
- June 5, 2024
- cureuv
Table of Contents
cureuv 201118 Ceiling Mount Instruction Manual
Unit Main Components
User interface:
- 1 x 1 button
- 1 x 6 buttons 433MHz Remote control
- 1 x 4 digits 7 segments LED display
- 1 x Main power button.
- 1 x UVC lamp assembly
- 1 x 12V Fan
How to Operate
To begin operation, plug the unit into an 110V AC power outlet and switch the main power button to ON. The unit will perform a brief system test by illuminating all LED lights on the seven-segment display for about 1 second. Additionally, during this time the unit’s beeper will play a low-pitched sound.
Unit begins operation in Standby Mode, the LED display will show “OFF” (Figure 2).
To operate the unit, select the desired run time by pressing one of the options on the Remote Control (Figure 1). The unit comes with options for a continuous cycle, or for 5 available timer options–15min, 30min, 45min, and 60min.
The unit will start when you select one of the timed options, or by selecting the HOLD option (further explanation below.) Before the unit activates the UVC lamp, however, a 15 second countdown is initiated allowing the user to leave the room or area.
During this countdown, the selected time period will flash ON and OFF of the LED display and the beeper will sound. During the unit’s timed operation, the LED display will show the countdown (Figure 3).
To interrupt the unit before the time expires, simply press the “OFF” button on the remote control, or on the unit.
This unit is equipped with a motion detector which will interrupt the unit’s operation for safety purposes when motion is detected in the area. If the unit is interrupted by the motion detection sensor, the LED display will show “INTR” (Figure 4) and the unit will need to be restarted. Simply pressing any of the buttons on remote control will allow the unit a continuation of the clock’s count down (ex. unit had 3 minutes left.) Selecting “OFF” will cancel and return the unit to standby.
In addition to the unit’s 5 timer settings, it has an infinite mode of operation–to select this mode press the “HOLD” button on the remote control and the LED display will flash “HOLD” (Figure 5) when the countdown sequence is executed.
When operating in Infinite mode the LED display will show “ON” (Figure 6,) and the unit will run until the “OFF” button is pressed on the remote control, or until motion is detected in the area. Note that in this mode the “INTR” feature is not available, so when the motion detector stops the unit, the unit returns to standby, and the LED display will show “OFF” (Figure 2).
Special Mode
WARNING: This feature is not recommended for use–exposure to UVC can cause permanent and severe damage to eyes and skin.
The motion detection safety feature can be disabled on a run by run basis by holding the button on the unit for more than 6 seconds. When activated the LED display will show the confirmation message for Motion Detection OFF / “MOFF” (Figure 7). This will allow your unit to run uninterrupted by motion in the room, as the motion detection safety feature has been shut off. It will be automatically re-enabled after running the unit.
If the safety motion detection feature is accidently disabled, it can be re-
enabled by holding down the button on the unit for more than 6 seconds. The
LED display will show the confirmation message for Motion Detection ON / “M
ON” (Figure 8).
Linking a Remote Control
To link a new Remote Control, use the main power button to completely turn the unit OFF. When the unit is completely off press and hold the ON button and keep holding the button until the LED screen shows “PGRM” (Figure 9).
When the unit is in remote pairing mode, follow the LED display directions to sync the new remote control with the unit.
When “POFF” / Press Off (Figure 10) is prompted, quickly press the “OFF” button on the remote. When “P-15” / Press 15 minutes (Figure 11) is prompted, quickly press the “15 minutes” button on the remote. Continue going through the prompted interactions on the remote in this way until all buttons have been registered and codes stored to EEPROM.
OUR GERMAWAY STERILIZER LINES DO COME COMPLETE WITH LAMP BUT NOT INSTALLED
TO AVOID BREAKAGES OR ANY OTHER PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH SHIPPING.
ITEMS NEEDED
• Philips screwdriver
INSTRUCTIONS
- Carefully unwrap the system and the bulb.
- Remove the 4 silver Philips screws on the endplate with on/off switch as shown in photo below.
- Slide out inner lamp and revector holder.
- Install lamp by carefully and army pushing down into lamp socket until AUDIBLE CLICK is heard.
- Place the other end into plastic lamp support.
- Slide lamp and revector holder back into housing.
- Re attach using the 4 Philips screws.
THE STERILIZER IS NOW READY TO BE PLUGGED INTO APPROPRIATE ELECTRICAL OUTLET AND USED.
How to Mount a Device
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To begin installation of the mountable device, determine a space that will fit the length and width of the unit while maintaining access to a power source. Using the unit itself as a template, mark the space where you will attach 4 anchors.
Note: Items needed for device installation are not included, as they vary depending on surface material. To ensure proper installation be aware of what materials are needed for each surface (ie. drywall, cement, metal, etc.) -
After marking the wall for an accurate fit, use a level to determine accuracy. Double check that the device location is optimal for power sourcing and function, before beginning to drill 4 quarter inch holes into the wall to install plastic anchors.
Note: Before installation of device on a ceiling or wall, make sure to calibrate the Remote Control, as the user needs physical access to the unit to do so. -
Holding the unit in place, use 4 mounting screws to secure the device to the anchors–the screws will go into the anchored sleeve to fasten and ensure the device is secure. Check your unit’s stability before releasing it.
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When your device has successfully been mounted, use appropriate fasteners to stabilize the power cord along the surface–this will complete your installation!
Status LED Codes
The system status LED is a green LED on the control board.
Main Control Board Pin Out Table
Notes: All 5V are output from the on board regulator. The board accepts
any input from 11 to 15V, do not exceed 15V.
The 5V can supply a max current of 700mA.
N/C = Not connected
SW. N.C. = Relay switch normal close contact.
SW. N.O. = Relay switch normal open contact.
Warranty Information
With the purchase of your new unit item comes a one (1) year warranty against device malfunction. This warranty is in place in the event that a malfunction occurs affecting the integrity of the item– which includes damage to the device, bulbs, or operating system that occur as a result of shipping and handling. Under the parameters of the CureUV warranty, the item is fully protected against non-operator caused malfunctioning– it guarantees item integrity but is NOT designed to fix user breakage, damage, or misplacement of any device or bulb, connector cords, push buttons, etc. Examples of damage where the warranty is applicable include: broken bulbs or hardware dents and cracks that occur in initial shipping and handling, as well as issues with initial device connectivity or operation not caused by user error. This warranty does not cover operator caused errors such as bulbs that have been dropped, machinery damaged in transit after initial shipping and handling, improper storage of bulbs and equipment, or overuse’s effects on bulb lifespan.
In addition, this warranty does not include coverage when unit has been damaged due to replacement parts (UV bulbs) that were purchased or manufactured outside of SPI or CureUV. If device malfunctions due to incompatibility with third party machinery, the warranty will not cover the damage or replace the unit.