The Western Shelter Water Treatment Unit

1. Position equipment so all components are as close to their relative   sub components  as possible.

2. If the water purifier is used, it should be the first  component in line. If a pressurized system is required, use the preset regulator in the accessory kit. The inlet hose should be connected to the PRESSURIZED WATER 29-PSI MAX.  inlet side of the purifier. If suction is required, use the suction hose with the strainer and connect to the WATER INLET side of the purifier, which uses a built in pump.

3. Connect the outlet garden hose to the potable water bladder.

4. Connect the EJ 110 electric pump to the 1” outlet on the potable bag and follow priming instructions on the pump body.

5. Attach the brass splitter manifold to the top outlet quick connect of the EJ 110 pump. From this you can provide potable water to the sink, shower, water heater or any other accessory you may have. These can be connected with either a 25’ or 50’ econoflo hose provided in the accessory kit.

6. The potable water source from the EJ 110 pump can provide water to the inlet side of the water heater. Once the desired temperature is established by mixing at the heater, a single line will connect to the on/off manifold in the shower unit. When the shower nozzles are turned on, the heater will ignite and provide on demand continuous hot water.

7. The dry run sump pump is connected to the shower basin with a short blue garden hose. On the inside of the basin, another short blue hose connects the basin to the foot strainer.  A 25’ or 50’ econoflo hose connects the pump to the gray water bladder.

8. Connect the 1 ¼” drain line from the sink to the 1 ¼” drop out valve on the gray water bladder. When the gray water bladder is full and needs to be drained, connect the 1 ¼” dropout valve  to an appropriate receiver.

9. Any problems or questions Call 1-800-971-7201