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As the flushing water starts to flow, the flow switch inside the ‘T’ connector sends a signal to the microprocessor in the SeaSmart and the processor commences a series of actions. Firstly, it delays for a few seconds, then it runs the dosing pump in your SeaSmart for a preset number of seconds, dispensing the sanitiser. After this it delays for a further 15 seconds. During this period, the green ‘sanitising’ LED on theWessex front cover flashes tell you it is workBoattoStore, ing. If you are still flushing after this period, the whole cycle starts again. part of Wessex Chemical Factors, In this...

How SeaSmart works SeaSmart works by injecting a tiny dose of biological sanitiser at the seacock, every time you flush your marine toilet. This mixes with the flushing water as it is swept up through the inlet sanitation hose, into the toilet bowl. As the flushing water starts to flow, the flow switch inside the ‘T’ connector sends a signal to the microprocessor in the SeaSmart and the processor commences a series of actions. Firstly, it delays for a few seconds, then it runs the dosing pump in your SeaSmart for a preset number of seconds, dispensing the sanitiser. After this it delays for a...

1 IMPORTANT – close the inlet seacock before commencing installation and ideally whenever there is no one on board. Detailed guide The SeaSmart should be installed on a bulkhead or cladding adjacent to the toilet bowl on the flush pump inlet side – use the paper template supplied to help you. The SeaSmart needs to be within 40cms (16 inches) of the flush water inlet hose to the toilet and also where you can open the cover. 3 To install your SeaSmart, you can either use fixing screws (provided)or large, good quality sticky pads (not provided). IMPORTANT if your toilet is installed against the...

How SeaSmart works SeaSmart works by injecting a tiny dose of biological sanitiser at the seacock, every time you flush your marine toilet. This mixes with the flushing water as it is swept up through the inlet sanitation hose, into the toilet bowl. As the flushing water starts to flow, the flow switch inside the ‘T’ connector sends a signal to the microprocessor in the SeaSmart and the processor commences a series of actions. Firstly, it delays for a few seconds, then it runs the dosing pump in your SeaSmart for a preset number of seconds, dispensing the sanitiser. After this it delays for a...