• When connecting to a potable water supply follow all local codes for backflow prevention.
• WARNING: Severe damage to your facility, or contamination of your potable water supply, can occur without proper backflow prevention.
• For proper performance do NOT modify, substitute nozzle, hose diameter or length.
• Manufacturer assumes no liability for the use or misuse of this unit.
• Wear protective clothing, gloves and safety goggles when working with chemicals.
• Always direct the discharge away from people and electrical devices.
• For pressures over 100 PSI, remove the discharge valve or lower pressure.
• Never leave inlet ball valves on when unit is not in use.
  
• Follow the chemical manufacturer's safe handling instructions.
• NEVER mix chemicals without first consulting chemical manufacturer.

If you are connecting to a potable water supply follow all local codes for backflow prevention.

1. Mount the unit to a suitable surface above the chemical supply to prevent siphoning.
2. Connect hose(s) as shown in the diagram.
3. Flush any new plumbing of debris before connecting water.
4. Connect water supply. Install a water filter if water piping is older or has known contaminants.

ADJUSTABLE ARM WITH SPREADER NOZZLE

1. Mount slide brackets to suitable nearby surface.  Slide brackets include 3/8-16 threads to accommodate mounting bolts.
2. Slide the arm through mounted slide bolts and affix end cap.
3. Position the arm.  Loosen L-bolts on arm(s) and lock at the desired horizontal and vertical positions for testing.  Only adjust one position at a time.
4. Connect discharge hose from unit as shown in the diagram.

Set the chemical dilution ratio by threading one of the color coded metering tips into each chemical check valve. See chemical labels for dilution ratio recommendation or consult your chemical supplier.

• For the strongest dilution ratio do NOT install a colored metering tip.
• The dilution ratios in the metering tip chart are based on water thin chemicals with a viscosity of 1CPS.
• Thicker chemicals will require a larger tip than the ratios shown in the chart.
• Application results will ultimately determine final tip color.
• Select the tip color that is closest to your desired chemical strength and thread it into the tip holder. DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN.
• Push the chemical tube over the check valve barb and place the suction tube in the chemical concentrate.
• If necessary, cut suction tube(s) to length before attaching suction strainer.

Always make sure the discharge ball valve is closed or pointed in a safe direction before turning water on. Ball valve can be shut off at any time during operation but should not be left unattended for long periods of time.

1. Open the inlet ball valve then open the discharge ball valve to begin application.
2. Make final metering tip adjustments based on application results.
3. When application is completed, close the discharge ball valve, return to the unit and close the inlet ball valve. Re-open the discharge ball valve to relieve pressure in hose then close the discharge ball valve. If applicable rinse the work surface before solution dries.

CONVEYOR-MATE ARM WITH SPREADER NOZZLE

1. Close discharge ball valve and use quick disconnects to switch between hand-held wand and Conveyor-Mate arm. 
2. Adjust position and orientation of arm and nozzle to achieve desired coverage.
   • NOTE: Coverage width increases with distance from object.
     • 28" distance = 48" coverage
   • TIP:  If unable to achieve the desired distance from belt due to space constraints, angle the arm so the nozzle projects outward instead of straight down.  Nozzles can be rotated if they cannot be positioned over belt center.