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1. MOSQUITO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MODELS BX3M Master BX3S Satellite BX3S Server SYSTEMS Master Satellite Combo System Server Satellite 4 Point System Banttx worldwide Inventions HO Eaa S RIF MOSQUITO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Bantix Worldwide Pty Ltd 39 Taree Street Burleigh Heads Queensland 4220 ACN 101 163 571 Tel 61 7 5593 5188 Fax 61 7 5503 5587 Email administration bantix com au Web www mosquito slayer com Please read the instructions in this manual carefully so that you can install and operate your Mosquito Management System safely and effectively A number of factors including best placement of the trap regular topping up of the collection tray with Lactic solution exchanging spent Octenol cartridges and keeping up the supply of Carbon Dioxide CO will affect catch results The instructions in this manual will help you get the best results from your Bantix Worldwide Mosquito Management System Information in this document is subject to change without notice Intended use The wine Trap is designed to impact the mosquito breeding cycle and reduce local populations by trapping and drowning a variety of mosquitoes and midges Bantix Worldwide Pty Ltd does not claim that use of this product will result in complete removal of these insects from a certain locality Factors including prevailing environmental conditions and proper maintenance will affect results Copyright Copyright c 2002. environmental conditions will influence frequency and duration of operation Talk to your distributor about operation times to best suit your individual needs The following guidelines are for traps utilising CO primarily The Server non gas unit and the Server Satellite 4 Point System can operate continuously or manually switch off on Start up Activate the unit and allow the release of COs for 24 hours For heavy infestations run the unit continuously for a few days or in extreme cases up to seven days Heavy Follow up If you find there is still a high infestation you may want to keep the unit operating and releasing gas for 7 hours during daylight and 7 hours after dusk 14 hours per day for a few days then check results Medium If mosquito numbers have reduced you can reduce operation time to 2 hours at dusk and 1 hour at dawn 3 hours per day Maintenance Once the infestation is under control operate the unit 1 hour at dusk and 1 hour at dawn 2 hours per day as a maintenance measure during mosquito season Programing Procedure mosQUITo Eradicator 6 1 Plug the electrical cord into the trap and switch on power Mo Tu WE TH FR SA Su 6 2 If there are no numbers visible in the control clock s control area then the internal self charging clock battery is flat In this case leave the power on for a couple of hours until the battery clock charges and the clock numbers become visible It may
3. spent cartridge from the trap and dispose of as directed Step 2 Follow the manufacturer s directions for use for Electronic Insect Killers See Octenol Mosquito Attractant packaging but reposition as per instructions in this manual Figure 18 Step 3 Press the new cartridge firmly in position on the lens as shown in Figure 18 Octenol cartridges are available from your distributor Wee First aid instructions are printed on the Octenol cartridge packaging Keep the package in an accessible place EEHELH Place the Octenol cartridge at the top right hand corner of the light lens 17 Mosquito Management System 3 00 General UV Tube The Ultraviolet UV light tube will normally function effectively for 3 000 lamp hours It will then need to be replaced in order to provide placement adequate UV light to attract female mosquitoes ieee Only approved UV tubes should be used Bantix Worldwide supplied tubes are specially designed to attract mosquitoes but are less attractive to harmless insects such as moths To replace the UV tube Step 1 Remove the tray to provide working room Step 2 Use a small flat screw driver to pry open the lens from the bottom side leaving the lens attached by Its wiring See Figures 19 20 Step 3 Turn the tube and pull out Step 4 Push replacement tube into holders and lock in by turning Note Push the tube holders inwards to ensure the tube is firmly held Step 5 Put
4. the base of the tray to about 5mm above the tray ribs Then top up with water See page 16 for information on keeping the collection tray topped up with Lactic solution 19 Mosquito Management System Maintenance amp Servicing CAUTION Servicing to be undertaken only by qualified service personnel The following tasks are the only exception and are safe for the user to perform Your distributor can also offer a service program Disconnect the power and shut off the gas supply before 1 00 To refill amp clean the collection performing any maintenance or servicing General The solution tray should always contain some lactic solution The rate of evaporation depends on climate conditions and location of the trap Besides helping to drown the captured insects the Lactic lure is also a scientifically strong attractant to many mosquitoes Once the tray Lactic tray becomes dry this benefit is lost and any mosquitoes that enter the solution trap will not be drowned The Lactic lure is nonhazardous No special storage requirements are needed However it should be handled with care and kept out of reach of children We UNU Please pay attention to the safety precautions and first aid instructions on the Lactic lure container Take good care of the container so this information can be referred to at any time See directions for use on the container Procedure to clean and refill the tray Step 1 As a general rule sim
5. the combination of spectrum and UV light EE 5 l heat and moist re attract fv TNT mosquitoes into trap Satelite Unit 15m radius mosquitoes a are also attracted by Octenol and Lactiefure fet alows one Blu etles Ceren unit to continu g mosquitoes that feed outside programmed Casate e g nekoe operating times However if you prefer the Satellite unit switches off Wg rege augot with the Master plug an off the shelf timer into the power outlet and then plug the transformer into the timer Set operation times using the timer The clock on the Master must be set to ON the position indicator bar to be above ON on the clock See Figure 16 and also lel to Operating selection note page 15 for this configuration to unction 2 00 Installing the Gas Cylinder The gas cylinder should be handled and installed according to the gas supplier s instructions posted on the cylinder Read these instructions first Gas cylinders are heavy and need to be handled by qualified and properly equipped handlers We suggest you ask your distributor to supply the gas Note a regulator is not required with the Bantix Worldwide mosquito trap The gas hose to the trap connects directly to the gas cylinder and the trap safely controls and regulates the flow of CO See Figures 1 2 The gas cylinder should be held secure to a suitable upright structure See Figure 3 Ask your distributor about gas cylinder accessories
6. then press the MINUTE button until the minute of that hour required appears eg 4 30pm Then press the PROGRAM button the number 1 OFF will appear with a blank time To set PROGRAM 1 to go off at the desired time press the HOUR button again then the MINUTE button repeating the above procedure for the time you want the program to finish eg 7 pm mosQUITo Fradicator 14 Mosquito Management System Setting Control ck 6 9 Press PROGRAM button to bring up PROGRAM 2 ON etc Repeat this 7 00 Octenol 8 00 Lactic Solution process for the number of programs you want set during the 24 hour period 6 10 Leave the unused program times blank eg If using 3 different ON OFF programs number 4 ON 4 OFF 5 ON 5 OFF 6 ON 6 OFF would be blank If they do have a time showing press the RESET RECALL button to cancel See Figure 15 6 11 You can press the PROGRAM button to cycle through the times set to ensure they are as required making changes as necessary 6 12 Once the on off times are set to your gt ena cea satisfaction press the CLOCK button to return to the real time clock display Operating selection 6 13 Press the ON AUTO OFF button to move the position indicator across the screen until the bar at the bottom of the display appears above ON position to test the operation of the trap 6 14 When satisfied set to AUTO by always moving fro
7. yard to give you better protection Contact your distributor for extension electrical leads and gas extension hoses To decide the ideal location for a Master unit and the gas cylinder you need to consider the following The transformer has to be sited so its 2m electrical cord can be plugged into the power outlet Electrical cords to connect power from the transformer to the trap come in 5m standard 10m and 20m lengths The main gas hose from the gas cylinder to the Master unit is 1 5m cont Mosquito Management System Installation Procedure standard A 3m main gas hose is also available If longer main cont gas hoses are needed please contact your distributor to have these customized 1 7 It is best to place the gas cylinder in the shade if possible and where it won t be knocked or tripped over For added safety secure to a fence wall or other suitable structure server Satellite 4 Point System Mosquito Management System F Transformer Kik i om fe Protect your home and family from nuisance bites and mosquito borne diseases Non Gas System Operation note The Server and Satellite units do not have control clocks Operation is manual off on If you want the Server Satellite 4 Point system to operate at set times you will need to use an off the shelf timer for this purpose Plug the timer into the power outlet and then plug the transformer into the timer Master Unit 5m radius
8. 4 by Bantix Worldwide Pty Ltd All rights reserved No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical for any purpose without the express permission of Bantix Worldwide Pty Ltd Patent The wis Geo Trap technology has protection under US Patent No 6 199 316 and foreign counterparts Ezy This trademark is owned by Bantix Worldwide Pty Ltd Compliance C Tick CE FCC UL N19324 Octenol cartridge EPA Est No 34473 MA 1 Note to USA users This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from t
9. Management System 4 00 Connecting Power 5 00 Connecting the Gas 4 1 Find a suitable out of the way position for the transformer It can be mounted to a wall or other structure to keep out of reach of children 4 2 Plug the transformer into the power point 4 3 Plug the electrical cord into the transformer 4 4 Plug other end of the electrical cord into the trap power socket See Figure 9 Note The electrical cord should be placed out of the way so it won t be trioped over pulled or run over by a lawn mower 5 1 Connect the brass nut of the main gas hose on to the gas cylinder using a spanner and tighten See Figures 10 amp 11 5 2 Connect the other end of the gas hose to the trap The hose has a snap lock fitting Pull snap lock fitting back until the bearings are exposed push on firmly then release the fitting See Figure 12 5 3 Ensure the gas hose is out of the way and tied up off the ground Wike tuuu Do not turn on gas until tray is full and the clock is programmed CAUTION When disconnecting the gas hose always turn off main gas hose at the bottle before removing the snap lock from the trap to ensure no gas is in the hose See Figures 10 11 12 Figure 10 12 Mosquito Management System 6 00 setting Control Clock Recommended operation times The following are guidelines only Factors such as level of infestation whether the mosquitos are daytime or night feeders or both and
10. becomes invalid if in the opinion of the Company the product has been misused abused damaged in transit incorrectly installed or connected to an electrical supply not corresponding with the product specification Please note this product warranty is limited to and conditional upon e The defective parts or unit being securely packed in a carton for return to Bantix Worldwide Pty Ltd or approved agent e The owner user of the unit assuming the cost of returning the unit or any part claimed to be defective Note Please also retain your receipt to show proof of purchase in the event you need to make a claim on the warranty For convenience and easy reference record the serial number s of your Mosquito trap s below 22 PLEASE CUT ALONG LINE Bantix sin worldwide ea Please return upon purchase to Bantix Worldwide Pty Ltd 39 Taree St Burleigh Heads QLD Australia 4220 1 Model 2 Serial No s 3 Date of Purchase 4 Owner s Name 5 Address Postcode 6 Phone ease 8 Email 9 Purchased from 10 Purchase use Residential Commercial 11 Main reason for purchase a Lifestyle reclaiming back yard b Protection against disease c Other please specify 23 Bantix Worldwide Pty Ltd 39 Taree St Burleigh Heads QLD Australia 4220
11. best position This is a high technology scientifically based system so it is important to position the trap where it will work most effectively Please contact your distributor for advice on your specific situation Before choosing a location consider these factors 1 1 h oe The trap is designed to attract mosquitoes and midges sandilies Therefore the trap should not be positioned close to where you entertain barbecue or relax Ideally position the trap at least 10 metres 30 to 40 feet away from these activities to draw the mosquitoes away Identify suspected breeding sites such as stagnant or standing water tall grass and other vegetation Position the trap as close to these areas as possible If installing a Master unit or Master Satellite Combo Sytem please note that CO is heavier than air and therefore the gas will fall or drift downhill If placing the trap on an undulating site locate it on high ground It is preferable to position the trap above the suspected breeding sites and if possible above the area you want protected The direction of prevailing winds should also be considered as mosquitoes sense their prey from downwind The best position for most traps is at the rear of the yard but the nearest available power outlet may determine where the trap will be installed When installing a Master Satellite Combo on a small residential block you may be able to install the Satellite unit in the front
12. eding cycle in your local backyard environment Breeding cycles vary from 2 to 6 weeks depending on the mosquito species Regularly check the collection tray to see how many mosquitoes you are catching You can expect the numbers to taper off over the weeks as numbers of female mosquitoes are reduced Also take note of how many bites you are experiencing when in the yard Under ideal operation you should see significant results within a month Q Does it work in the rain or in high winds A The unit should not be left turned on in the rain in order to prevent electrical malfunction After rain give the unit sufficient time to dry out before switching on Also mosquitoes and midges do not feed during rain periods or when there are strong winds So if you are experiencing heavy rain or the forecast is for a several days of high winds you should switch off the unit until the weather has cleared 20 Mosquito Management System Gas Usage Gas Release Rates Guide PER HOUR PER DAY Approx 60 grams 1 440 grams 1 44 kg OPERATION GAS USAGE EXPECTED LIFE EXPECTED LIFE EXPECTED LIFE TIME PER OF 9 KG BOTTLE OF 22KGBOTTLE OF 31 KG BOTTLE DAY Net gas weight Net gas weight Net gas weight 2 Hours 120 grams Approx Approx Approx 75 days 10wks 183 days 26wks 208 days 36wks 3 Hours 180 grams Approx Approx Approx 50 days 7 wks 122days 1 7wks 172 days 24wks 7 Hours 420 grams Approx Approx Approx 21 days 3wks 52 days W
13. hat to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate the equipment under FCC rules English Language Version Printed in Australia 3 230904 2 ETE A AT a D 4 WUS Mosquito Management System Safety First Safety Precautions For safety the Mosquito Management Systems and individual traps use 12 V AC extra low voltage power similar to many garden lighting systems The voltage label appears on the rear of the unit Keep out of reach of children CAUTION Do not put fingers or hands inside the machine when it is operating CAUTION To prevent fire or shock hazard do not hose the unit or immerse in water The Octenol cartridge must not be used for any other purpose Follow the manufacturer s instructions on the cartridge packaging when handling and replacing the Octenol cartridge First aid directions are printed on the Octonel packaging Keep the cartridge packaging for reference in the future Keep out of reach of children Lactic lure is not to be ingested Keep out of reach of children and pets Follow the instructions described under maintenance amp servicing in this manual when handling and topping up the Lactic solution Refer to the precautions on the Lactic lure container CAUTION To avoid malfunction do not position the trap in range of aut
14. he amount of Octenol accessible to children is evaluated for each product before an Octenol containing product is registered by the United States of America Environmental Protection Agency EPA Our product is produced by an USEPA registered end use manufacturer and is approved for use in mosquito traps Q How much coverage area will the Master Satellite Combo System provide A As a guide it should adequately cover the normal sized domestic front and back yard The same system will service 300 square meters if the land is relatively flat without obstacles such as buildings trees and bushes etc Please note that environmental conditions eg air temperature wind placement of the trap or other factors are also likely to determine effectiveness Q How long can I expect my traps to last A Under normal use with regular maintenance and servicing the life expectancy of the units is 5 7 years Q After installing the Master Satellite Combo System how long will it take to rid my backyard of mosquitoes A We do not guarantee that you will experience a totally mosquito free backyard However a number of factors will influence how quickly you can significantly reduce your mosquito problem The number of mosquitoes in the yard placement of the unit how long the unit operates each day seasonal and environmental conditions and the upkeep of trap attractants will affect performance A primary aim of the trap is to impact the mosquito bre
15. ks 73 days 10wks 14 Hours 840 grams Approx Approx Approx 10 days 26 days 3wks 36 days Swks 24 Hours 1 440 grams Approx Approx Approx 6 days 15 days 2wks 21 days 3wks eI The release rate of Carbon Dioxide is only an approximate Factors including changes in temperature will affect the rate of gas release Therefore the usage rates and calculations should be used only as a general guideline Note Gas bottle sizes are based on supply from Air Liquide CAUTION Gas bottle weights are gas net weights and do not include the weight of the bottle Handle bottles with care Operation time hrs per day 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250260 Expected life of gas bottles in days E 9kg bottle I 22kg bottle 31kg bottle 21 Mosquito Management System Warranty For your records The Bantix Worldwide Mosquito Management System is guaranteed against defects in materials and or workmanship under normal conditions of use for 12 months from the date of purchase If any part of this product excepting the ultraviolet tube and consumables such as the Octenol cartridge Lactic lure Acid attractant and COs become defective within the warranty period Bantix Worldwide Pty Ltd will replace the unit or at its option repair or replace the defective part s Except as otherwise provided by law this guarantee
16. lens back in place by placing top in first then snapping in bottom 4 QO To exchange the CO cylinder follow instructions on the gas bottle Carbon Dioxide oy CEMU Step 1 Turn off gas at the bottle Step 2 Unscrew the main gas hose at the cylinder see Figures 10 amp 11 CAUTION Always release all the gas pressure from the hose before releasing the snap lock on the trap See Figure 12 When the CO runs out follow the installation procedure on page 12 to set up the new gas bottle 18 Mosquito Management System Troubleshooting SYMPTOM have a BX3S Server non gas unit It is turned on the UV tube and prism light are operating but it is not catching mosquitoes have had my Master Satellite Combo System operating for a few months but lately it is not catching many mosquitoes It is mid summer and there are lots of mosquitoes POSSIBLE CAUSE Out of season colder months Operation times do not coincide with mosquito feeding times The present position of the trap may not be the best No Lactic solution in the tray Fan not working No Octenol CO cylinder empty The present trap positions may not be ideal No Lactic solution Fan not working No Octenol UV tube has blown 19 CORRECTIVE ACTION Mosquitoes typically breed during the warmer months Adjust operation times to match mosquito feeding times Ask your distributor for specific details Review
17. m right to centre ie OFF position to AUTO position if it is on the ON position press 3 times so it returns via the OFF position before reaching the AUTO position See Figure 16 6 15 The trap can be programmed to operate manually ON or on preset on off times AUTO 6 16 The RESET RECALL button can be used to reset or change a particular ON OFF entry When 4 dashes appear the setting can be changed When you recall an entry it will return to the values that were set before you performed a reset NOTES When the ON position is selected the trap will operate continuously When the AUTO position is selected the trap will operate only during programed on off times When the OFF button is selected the trap will not operate at all mosQUITo Eradicator Peel paper off 1 side of the double sided tape and stick the tape to the back side side without the holes of the cartridge Stick the cartridge on the light lens as shown in Figure 18 and peel off cartridge label to expose the vent holes The holes must face outwards Fill the collection tray with Lactic solution Lactic lure water The Lactic solution acts as an attractant and also serves to drown the captured mosquitoes and midges Mix 1 part Lactic lure to 5 parts water The tray holds 2 litres so mix approx 300ml of Lactic lure to 1770ml of water Instead of measuring out the desired amount 300ml of Lactic lure will cover
18. nly for 12 hour time so you may find it easier to follow suit When 24 hour time is selected AM and PM will not appear in the display When 12 hour time is selected the clock will show 0 00 for 12AM Eight programs are available To set the clock time 6 4 To set day hold down the CLOCK button while pressing the DAY button until the correct day appears at the top of the display 6 5 To set time hold down the CLOCK button while pressing the HOUR button until the correct hour appears making sure AM or PM on the left hand side of the display is correct Then repeat for the MINUTE button Release the CLOCK button and the correct day and time should be set See Figure 14 Note This is the only function where two buttons need to be pressed at the same time To set the program on off times 6 6 Set on off times by pressing the PROGRAM button once the number 1 ON will appear with a blank time Set program 1 to come on at the desired time by 6 7 Push the DAY button to select the day or days you require the trap to operate If you want it to operate at the same time each day make sure all days appear across the top ie Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su If they do not keep ee pressing the DAY button until they do You ee amp amp can set for any of these individual days or S58 RESET oan group of days Sk eo 6 8 Press the HOUR button until the hour you require appears in the display making sure the AM or PM is correct
19. omatic sprinklers WR UOU Additional precautions are posted throughout this Document Mosquito Management System System Specifications Other Trap Configurations Carbon Dioxide CO Lactic Female Mosquito Lure Octenol UV Light Spectrum Light Heat Moisture Sound to mimic a SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS SERVER SATELLITE 4 POINT SYSTEM This system comprises 4 non gas traps No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes feeding female mosquito Yes Movement light Colour Power Requirement Average Running Power Consumption Maximum Running Power Consumption Transformer Dimensions Lx W x H of each unit Colour Unit Casing Material Weight shipping Package Operating Temperature Operating Position Yes Yes 12V AC 50Hz 60Hz 5 Amp 9 W per unit 36 W system 12 W per unit 48 W system 110 240 V AC to 12V AC 5 Amp 90 60 Hz Unit 330mm x 210mm x 210mm Black Copolymer Polypropylene 1 45kg x 4 4 cartons A C to 45 C Horizontal only MASTER SATELLITE COMBO SYSTEM Uses CO This system comprises 2 traps Yes The Master unit feeds gas to the Satellite unit Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 12V AC 50Hz 60Hz 5 Amp 9 W per unit 18 W system 12 W per unit 24 W system 110 240 V AC to 12V AC 5 Amp 50 60 Hz Unit 330mm x 210mm x 210mm Black Copolymer Polypropylene Master 2 2kg Satellite 1 45kq x 1 2 cartons 40C to 45 C Horizontal only 1 A single Mas
20. ply top up the tray with water when necessary over a period of three weeks operation If the tray runs dry during this 3 week period the remaining Lactic lure will appear as a scum on the bottom of the tray Step 2 Every three weeks the insect remains should be disposed of and the tray cleaned Carefully take the tray out of the trap avoiding spilling any remaining solution on the skin To avoid wasting solution Strain it into a bucket and throw away the mosquito remains and reuse solution Clean the tray under a hose or use a brush with detergent If you wish residual Lactic solution can be safely discarded on the ground or lawn away from the house entertaining areas and pets Step 3 Place the tray part way back into the trap housing leaving enough opening to easily add the Lactic A solution To achieve the 1 5 mix Lactic to water ratio fill to 5mm above the level of tray internal ridges with Lactic lure and top up the tray with water See Figure 17 16 Mosquito Management System 2 00 Replacing the Octenol Cartridge Notes If heavy catches of mosquitoes are occurring this procedure may need to be repeated more frequently Substitutes for Lactic lure could adversely affect results Supplies of Lactic lure can be obtained from your distributor General For best results replace the cartridge according to directions on the package Refer to 7 00 Octenol page 15 To replace the Octenol cartridge Step 1 Remove the
21. such as reflective covers sleeves or boxes to help blend the cylinder into the surroundings 10 Mosquito Management System 3 00 Installing the Trap All trap models can be mounted horizontally to a suitable vertical upright such as fence wall or column See Figure 4 The units can also be mounted to any suitable horizontal platform or stand See Figure 5 Take the weight of the unit approximately 2 2 kg into consideration when deciding on the mounting surface and also when selecting the proper fasteners To mount to a fence wall or upright column 3 1 Fix two 5mm screws with 8mm heads to a suitable mounting surface leaving the screws extended approximately 5mm See Figure 7 3 2 Hang the trap at the rear key holes on the two screws See Figure 6 3 3 Additionally you can fit a third screw to secure the unit more permanently 3 3 1 Remove the tray and you will see another 6mm hole on the rear wall of the casing See Figure 7 3 3 2 Insert a self tapping 6mm SCrew Note Screws are not provided When mounting to a concrete or block wall use the appropriate masonry screws To mount the trap horizontally on a flat platform or stand 3 4 Drill two 8 mm holes through the platform if not mounting the unit to a purpose built stand See Figure 8 3 5 Take the tray out of the unit 3 6 Bolt the unit down 3 7 Re insert the tray Stands are available from your distributor 11 Mosquito
22. take up to 3 hours to fully recharge the battery but once charged the control clock will operate up to 3 months without being connected to any external power source See Figure 13 AUTO 6 3 Once the control clock face figures can be seen the control clock can be programed 13 Position indicator bar Operating selection ON AUTO OFF Mosquito Management System setting Control Clock cont mosQUITo Eradicator WKU A gt The Master units may use either of 2 two a 2 30 versions of control clock One clock version is shown in Figure 13 This clock is identified by the Operating Selections ON AUTO OFF permanently marked on the gt eam bottom panel This clock also uses a Position Indicator Bar as shown in Figure 13 and uses 12 EIGE hour AM PM time It has six programs available The second version of control clock does not have the Operating Selections permanently marked on the clock face nor does it use a Position Indicator Bar As you cycle through the selection process MANUAL ON AUTO and MANUAL OFF will appear in the display Note When switched to MANUAL OFF it may take up to 15 seconds for OFF to activate Please wait for this delayed response before switching to AUTO This clock uses either 24 hour time or 12 hour time Hold the CLOCK button and press PROGRAM to switch between time modes The clock programming procedure is written mai
23. ter trap incorporates the 10 attractants and is powered by the same 12 VAC 5 Amp transformer as the Master Satellite Combo System 2 A Server unit can operate as a stand alone unit It does not useCO but can incorporate all the other attractants A 12 V AC 5 Amp transformer powers the unit Note Bantix Worldwide mosquito management systems and traps do not come with a CO cylinder A gas cylinder can be rented from any gas supplier A gas regulator is not required See page 7 Mesquite Management Syston Parts amp Locations Front view 1 Power Plug 2 Gas Inlet 3 Gas Outlet on Master Inlet on Satellite EE REE ii HRATT HUHP HEE Mi Ouo il Control Clock Master unit only UV Tube Octenol Cartridge Heater Tray o o NDN A Lens 10 Spectrum Light Prism Rear view 1 Power plug 2 Gas Inlet 3 Gas Outlet on Master Inlet on Satellite 9 Mounting key holes 10 Voltage amp Serial No 11 Extra mounting hole Underside view 1 Mounting hole The Server and Satellite units do not have control clocks W Mosquito Management System Installation procedure Do not plug in turn on or attempt to operate an obviously damaged unit The transformer is factory set for 110 120V AC or 220 240V AC as marked on the equipment Ensure that the voltage available at the installation site meets the factory set voltage range marking as provided on the equipment 1 0 Selecting the
24. the guidelines on Selecting the best position for the trap and move it accordingly Fill the tray with Lactic Solution as described under Maintenance amp Service Place hand under front hood of unit If you cannot feel downward air movement contact your distributor Replace Octenol cartridge Turn the gas off at the bottle Disconnect the main gas hose from the gas cylinder See Figure 2 Carefully turn on the gas at the cylinder If the gas is released under pressure this indicates sufficient gas remains If there is little or no gas flow then the cylinder is empty Review the guidelines on Selecting the best position for the traps and resite if necessary Fill the tray with Lactic solution Place hand under front hood of unit If you cannot feel downward air movement contact your distributor Replace Octenol cartridge as directed Replace as directed Mosquito Management System Frequently asked questions Q When I asked my gas supplier for a cylinder of CO I was told I had to buy a regulator Is this so A No A regulator is not required with the Mosquito Management System The main gas hose to the trap connects directly to the gas cylinder and the Master unit safely controls and regulates the flow of COs Q Is the Octenol safe A Yes Octenol when released into air is not harmful to humans or to the environment There is the potential for toxicity if ingested Therefore t
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