One Shot wiring diagram?

Can't find instruction. 

Anyone got a copy they can post a pic? 

Any ideas @spruce?

I'm guessing power in and power out to controller.  Does that leave 2 negatives? If so which?  TIA. 

Green Pro Clean Ltd said:

Can't find instruction. 

Anyone got a copy they can post a pic? 

Any ideas @spruce?

I'm guessing power in and power out to controller.  Does that leave 2 negatives? If so which?  TIA. 

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Here's a wiring diagram.

http://springltd.co/assets/uploads/content/One-Shot_Radio_Remote_-_Standalone_V4_12.pdf

One of the brown leads has a female connector and the other has a male connector.

Electrical reasoning tells me that the brown male connector will plug into the brown wire from the controller and the female would be to the wfp pump.

@Green Pro Clean Ltd

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Top man @spruce. 

Makes total sense now. 

When I fitted the one shot into my new van recently, I drilled a small hole in the roof and pulled the Ariel through. It works much better than when it was on the back door of my old van. Don’t know if this helps 

You guys still using one shot.  Thought you had univalves.?

Reach For The Glass said:

You guys still using one shot.  Thought you had univalves.?

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Both ?

Whys that steve just a backup?

I removed the Univalve as it doesn't allow sufficient cool down on the heater an can cause havoc if hot.  IN MY EXPERIENCE.  Others will say otherwise.  

As I have a one shot I figure why not use it?

Oh right i see @Green Pro Clean Ltd

Funny enough i fitted gardiners swivel goose neck today and my univalve has stopped working immediately.

Sometimes goes on but can not turn flow off. Caused mayhem today 

Reach For The Glass said:

Whys that steve just a backup?

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No. I use the univalve when erecting/collapsing the pole as it’s quick.

When collecting payment or my phone rings or any other long gap, I use the one shot as it turns the pump completely off so no back pressure ?

Green Pro Clean Ltd said:

I removed the Univalve as it doesn't allow sufficient cool down on the heater an can cause havoc if hot.  IN MY EXPERIENCE.  Others will say otherwise.  

As I have a one shot I figure why not use it?

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Quite suprised by this. I’ve had my heater for around 8 years and used to use a tap, which does the same job as a univalve. Never gave me an issue 

steve garwood said:

Quite suprised by this. I’ve had my heater for around 8 years and used to use a tap, which does the same job as a univalve. Never gave me an issue 

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I did discover that the first heater I used turned out to be seriously faulty, this was three heaters back.  (long time ago) now though I'm wondering if it wasn't the fault that caused the reaction to the UniValve