Putting in a Raritan Elegance head this year. Last year put in their hold & treat system which worked out pretty good although the high/low sensors had to be replaced twice (they have a new design now). Can hook up the Elegance so it flushes and starts the Electro Scan but if I have system in the 'No Discharge' setting on the hold & treat control, will this prevent electro scan from coming on (as I hope it would)? I guess question is if anyone has the hold & treat with electric head and how hooked up. I guess I could just keep the 2 separate, flush head then let hold & treat do it's thing when nearing full but I didn't want to always have a partially full holding tank.
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Hold & Treat and Elegance Head
- Thread starter andiamo
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If the Hold N Treat is in the No Discharge setting, the Electro-Scan will not be activated. The Hold N Treat is its own system, and the toilet shouldn't be wired to it in any way. The toilet merely flushes into the tank, that's all.
That is the way mine works head dumps into the holding tank. I don't activate the H-N-T unless we are in a discharge area then it starts treating waste and emptying the holding tank.
That being said the head has its own power and fuse.
The Elegance empties into the holding tank.
The H-N-T controls my PuraSan which empties the tank when in the correct discharge area.
Bill
That being said the head has its own power and fuse.
The Elegance empties into the holding tank.
The H-N-T controls my PuraSan which empties the tank when in the correct discharge area.
Bill
By the way you have a great combination it has been the only head to never fail me.
I have tried them all including Sealand's VacuFlush.
The H-N-T and PuraSan are a great combination.
I use my own holding tank 36 gallon and the Raritan tank sensor.
Getting the sensors set correctly are very important if you don't want to damage the transfer pump.
Bill
I have tried them all including Sealand's VacuFlush.
The H-N-T and PuraSan are a great combination.
I use my own holding tank 36 gallon and the Raritan tank sensor.
Getting the sensors set correctly are very important if you don't want to damage the transfer pump.
Bill