Commission the system correctly
Confirm the model, operating conditions and treatment objective before commissioning
A BioSure Professional system should be commissioned around the operating conditions for which the equipment was selected.
First use therefore starts with confirming the equipment, water conditions and treatment objective rather than simply connecting power.
Check the BioSure model number, supplied components, power supply and current user or installation documentation before commissioning.
Record the model and serial number where available so the equipment can be correctly identified for future servicing and replacement components.
For water-treatment systems, confirm that the source water is within the operating range specified for the model.
TDS, conductivity, hardness, filtration, water temperature, flow and pressure may affect both treatment performance and service life.
Establish what the equipment is being used to achieve — for example waterline hygiene, ice-machine treatment, stored-water sanitation, produce washing, surface hygiene, odour management or a commercial process duty.
The operating method and treatment schedule should follow the guidance for that application and the selected model.
Record source-water conditions, flow and pressure and any available treatment measurements relevant to the installation.
Confirm tank volume, water source and the operating schedule selected for the installed WTO model.
Confirm the operating mode, application method and any relevant ventilation or contact procedure.
New Zealand commissioning support: food, potable-water, commercial and workplace applications can be commissioned around both the BioSure operating requirements and the New Zealand requirements relevant to the installation.
Site conditions matter: actual treatment performance is influenced by water quality, temperature, flow, pressure, contact conditions and generator condition.
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