Aqua Research H2Go Purifier Prime 사용 설명서

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1. MAKE SALT WATER

NOTE:

Preparing reserve salt supplies can be done at home before

use in the ﬁeld, as well as charging your H2gO

ENGLISH - Capacity: 1-10 L with a 5 mg/L dose

Instruction Manual

A. Remove one salt plug from the top of the H2gO

the chamber with salt for a reserve supply. (FIG. 1A) Replace

the salt plug.

B. Fill the second salt chamber with salt and replace the salt

plug.

C. Remove the cap from the salt water bottle and ﬁll the salt

PRIME

water bottle to the salt ﬁll line with salt. (FIG. 1B)

D. Add water to the salt water bottle until full. This water can

be the same as the water you will be treating.

FIG. 1A

E. Put the cap back on the salt water bottle and shake the salt

water bottle until all of the salt is dissolved.

NOTE:

Each of the salt chambers in the H2gO

correct amount of salt to ﬁll the salt water bottle to the salt ﬁll line.

The salt in these chambers can be used to make the salt water in the

bottle while in the ﬁeld. The salt water bottle holds enough salt water

for about 10 applications. If the salt water bottle is lost, you may mix

salt water solution directly in the device reaction chamber (see

Step 2).

SALT FILL

FIG. 1B

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 2. ADD SALT WATER TO DEVICE

STEP 3. SELECT AMOUNT OF WATER TO BE TREATED

A. Remove the rubber plug from the reaction chamber of the device. Note

Puriﬁer.

that the rubber plug can be bent over the top of the puriﬁer and the tip

of the plug inserted under the little nib in the lanyard opening

Puriﬁer and ﬁll

so that the plug stays out of the way during operation.

B. Lay the puriﬁer on a ﬂat surface with the controls facing up.

C. Pour salt water from the salt water bottle into the reaction

chamber until the chamber is nearly full of salt water. (FIG. 2A)

NOTE:

If the salt water bottle is not available, a pinch of salt (roughly ½

gram or 1/16 tsp) can be added directly into the reaction chamber,

FIG. 3A

followed by enough water to ﬁll the chamber. Allow the salt to dissolve

before operating the device.

FIG. 2A

Puriﬁer holds the

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 4. MAKE DISINFECTANT

STEP 5. ADD DISINFECTANT TO WATER

A. Fill container with water to be treated. (FIG.3A)

A. Once the desired volume light is lit, press and hold the activation

button for 2 seconds or until the salt water in the cell chamber begins

B. Note volume of water container in liters:

to bubble. As the process begins, the green light will blink quickly

3 times and then turn solid.

1 LITER = 1 QUART = 32 OZ

2 LITER = 2 QUARTS = 64 OZ

B. When the bubbles stop, the reaction is complete, and the

green light will turn off.

3 LITER = 3 QUARTS = 96 OZ

5 LITER = 1.3 GALLON = 169 OZ

NOTE:

When treating larger volumes of water, the disinfectant will be more

10 LITER = 2.6 GALLONS = 338 OZ

concentrated and will take longer to generate in the device. The reaction

time to generate disinfectant can vary anywhere from about 15 seconds

(1 liter) to about 5 minutes (10 liters), depending on the volume of water

C. Press the activation button to select the volume of

water you want to treat from 1-10 liters. Continue

you are treating, the temperature and concentration of the salt water, and

other factors.

pushing the button multiple times in succession until your

FIG. 4A

desired volume is illuminated by a green light.

WARNING!

Do not touch your eyes while using the puriﬁer. The H2gO

WARNING!

Do not use seawater. The H2gO

Puriﬁer does not

Puriﬁer creates a chemical oxidant like chlorine bleach that can damage

make drinkable water out of salty or brackish water. Choose the

your eyes. The same oxidant can also irritate skin and permanently stain

cleanest water available. Avoid water sources with high levels of

clothing. Keep at least 12 inches (30 cm) away from your face and

chemical contamination, such as mine tailing ponds, and

clothing during this step and while pouring oxidant into the water

sources near large agricultural operations. The H2gO

Puriﬁer

container. Rinse puriﬁer and hands after use. Also, see First Aid.

does not effectively reduce heavy metals or high levels of

chemical contamination. Know how to effectively use this

product.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 6. WAIT

A. Pour the oxidant from the cell chamber into the container of

water. The pour spouts leading from the cell chamber allow

A. Wait 30 minutes after dosing to inactivate bacteria, viruses, and

the oxidant to be poured out either from the left or right.

Giardia .*

(FIG. 4A) A single dose will inactivate bacteria, viruses, and

B. Wait 4 hours after dosing per instructions (see Step 5) to inactivate

Giardia even in dirty water, as well as Cryptosporidium in clear,

hrs

min

colorless water.

Cryptosporidium .*

B. If treating for Cryptosporidium in cloudy or colored water, add a

C. If desired, safety indicator strips may be used to verify that there

second dose to the water. (Repeat Steps 3 and 4

is a free chlorine residual at the end of the wait period to ensure

FIG. 5A

that the water is safe to drink. (See "Optional Test Strips" on next

to generate a second batch of oxidant and then add it to the

water container.)

page.)

WARNING!

Wait the full

C. Pour some treated water onto cap threads. (FIG 4B)

appropriate treatment time. Do

NOTE:

If a microﬁlter (typically 0.2 micron rating) has ﬁrst been used to

FIG. 4A

D. Tightly reattach the lid and shake thoroughly.

not add more water to the

treat the water, then the maximum wait time is only 15 minutes.

container after the treatment

NOTE:

If the water has previously been ﬁltered with a microﬁlter

process. Adding water after this

(typically 0.2 micron rating), then this ﬁlter will be effective at

step will dilute the strength of the

*Dosing requirements and wait times for bacteria, viruses, and Giardia are based

immediately removing both Giardia and Cryptosporidium and a

treatment soluiton and increase

on NSF International's P231 protocol for treatment of different types of water:

double dose is not needed in cloudy or colored water.

the risk of contamination. Do not

• "Clean water" – room temperature and neutral pH

add drink mixes to the water

• "Challenge water" – low temperature, high pH, and high levels of

before

treatment

time

organics, turbidity, and dissolved solids that present a worst-case

complete or the treatment

scenario for disinfection

process may stop. To prevent

The required inactivation levels for speciﬁc microorganisms are described in the

drinking any contaminated water,

US Environmental Protection Agnecy (EPA) Guide Standard and Protocol for

the threads on the container and

Testing Microbiological Water Puriﬁers.

the cap must be rinsed with

based on World Health Organization (WHO) Household Water Treatment & Safe

treated water.

Storage Guidelines for a "protective" device that can treat the same range of

water conditions, as described in WHO's

Health-based targets and microbiological performance

FIG. 4B

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

FLASHLIGHT OPERATION

A. Press and hold the activation button for 3 seconds to turn the

ﬂashlight on.

B. To turn the light off, press the activation button again.

NOTE:

All other lights on the H2gO

Puriﬁer must be off before the ﬂashlight

can be turned on. The ﬂashlight will automatically turn off in about 15

minutes.

USE OF OPTIONAL TEST STRIPS

A. After the required wait time described in Step 6, pour the

treated water over the test strip pad. (Do not insert the test

strip into the treated water.) Hold the test strip level for 15

seconds. (Do not shake excess water from the strip.)

B. Compare the free chlorine pad on the end of the strip to the

color chart on the test strip bottle.

C. An "OK" or "OK+" indication means the water is safe to drink.

D. If the test strip indicates "Too Low", add another dose of

disinfectant and wait the time speciﬁed in Step 5.

E. Repeat until a residual is present at the end of the wait time.

WARNING!

Do not wait more than 15 seconds to read the strip or the color may fade. Do not reuse the test strips if they

have already colorized.

Cryptosporidium instructions are

NOTE:

The oxidant produced by the H2gO

Puriﬁer provides a chlorine residual that keeps stored water safe to drink. The H2gO

Puriﬁer is designed to treat the vast majority of waters (including cloudy or colored waters) to EPA and/or WHO standards with the

Evaluating Water Treatment Options:

dosing protocol and wait times described in Steps 4 and 5. However, excessively challenging waters may contain substances that

speciﬁcations.

can consume the disinfectant before it has time to inactivate microorganisms in the water. While use of safety indicator strips is

not required, they can provide a measure of certainty that the device is being used correctly and that the water is safe to drink, a

beneﬁt not offered by any other treatment technology, including ﬁltration or ultraviolet (UV) light.