Cistermiser IRC urinal flush control valve Installation guide

Below you will find brief information for urinal flush control valve IRC. This device automatically manages the supply of water to a urinal cistern and includes self-test mode, flow regulation, and a hygiene cycle. It can be powered by batteries or mains electricity.

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Key features

  • Automatic water supply
  • 30-minute cycle with movement detection
  • Hygiene cycle after 12 hours of inactivity
  • Self-test mode
  • Flow regulator
  • Battery or mains power
  • Selectable valve seat

Frequently asked questions

Ensure the unit is powered. Change batteries if battery powered; ensure mains electrical power is functioning if mains powered. Press reset button.

Ensure the unit is powered. Change batteries if battery powered; ensure mains electrical power is functioning if mains powered. Press reset button.

Using the flow regulator on the bottom of the solenoid, you can either increase or decrease the flow of water by turning the screw at the base of the brass valve body clockwise to reduce the flow and anti-clockwise to increase the flow.

If the valve and sensor have been set up remotely, ensure the remote wiring is wired as follows: ‘1’ to ‘1’ and ‘2’ to ‘2’. If you find the wiring is connected ‘1’ to ‘2’ and ‘2’ to ‘1’ then the valve is working in reverse.

The LED only flashes during the self-test/reset cycle or when there is low battery power.
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