CWP Dialysis Water System

5,000 to 13,000 GPD w/ Heat Disinfeciton

Medical Water Dialysis Water Treatment

Features & Benefits

Standard Features

  • Hot water loop disinfection
  • Medical-grade Wirsbo-cleanPEX® distribution system
  • Direct feed operation
  • Automated disinfection of the loop and semi-automated disinfection of RO membranes
  • Integrated end-to-end heat with the Phoenix ® Hemodialysis System
  • Monitoring software for documentation and verification of disinfection procedures
  • ETL certified

Optional Items

Mar Cor Purification offers a complete line of components and accessories, including:

  • Blending Valves and Booster Pumps
  • Multi-Media Filters
  • Water Softeners
  • Carbon Adsorption
  • Hardness and Total Chlorine Test Kits
  • AAMI Water Analysis
  • Chemical Disinfectants

Specifications

Product Water – Minimum capacity at 20˚C and at a pure water outlet pressure of 29 psi(200 kPa)
Output Model
101
102
104
106
Part Number
100975
101366
100474
103256
Product Water in gallons/min (l/min)
3.4 (13)
5.3 (20)
7.7 (29)
9.3 (35)
Quality Depends on inlet water quality. The system is designed to utilize drinking water that meets the standards of the Safe Drinking Water Act, 40 CFR. Additional pretreatment of inlet water is required. A properly maintained system using inlet water meeting SDWA can obtain the following rejection rates:
Total dissolved salts > 95 %   •   Bacteria (CFU) & endotoxins > 99 %   •   Water conversion factor 67 %
Water Supply
Input Model
101
102
104
106
Min Input flow in gallons/min (l/min)
5.3 (20)
7.9 (30)
13.2 (50)
15.9 (60)
Min Input pressure in psi (kPa)
15 (100)
15 (100)
36 (250)
51 (300)
Max Input pressure in psi (kPa)
73 (500)
73 (500)
73 (500)
73 (500)
Temperature +5˚C to +25˚C*      *(Maximum +20˚C if peracetic acid is used for disinfection)
Drain Requirements
Peak Flow (Rinse) Model
101
102
104
106
Required capacity in gallons/min (l/min)
5.3 (20)
7.9 (30)
13.2 (50)
15.9 (60)
Note: Maximum flow occurs during flushing
Reverse Osmosis Membranes
Material Modified polyamide, thin film composite
Configuration Spiral wound
pH-Tolerance 2–11
Power Supply
Main Voltage 120/208 V, 60 Hz, 3-phase (5 wires)
Power rating RO-unit 101-104: 1.8 kW; RO-unit 106: 2.5 kW; Heating unit 101-106: 9.0 kW
Fuse 16 AT + 32 AT, 16 (slow blow) or 40 AT (slow blow) one supply

Literature

CWP Dialysis Water System Datasheet

(P/N: W3T576017)

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Dialysis Water Products Brochure

(P/N: 3026649)

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New ISO Water Quality Standard for Hemodialysis Brochure

(P/N: 3027764)

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Heat Disinfection Technology Cost Savings

(P/N: 3029557)

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Videos

CWP-Alone-Shadow-New-Logo

CWP 100 Operators Guide Video

3030100

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Technical Documents

Manuals P/N
CWP Manual – Model H-S Operations Guide 3027367
Product Bulletin Date
CWP – Remote and Local Alarm Improvement 8/31/2014
Tech Notes
Tech Note 328_CWP Contactors_W3T585983a.pdf 03/29/2023
TN123-Minimum GAC Volumes Needed for EBCT-3002463f.pdf 10/28/2011
TN231-CWP Chemical Pump Uptake System 8/1/2012
TN232-Identifying CWP Main RO Pump Replacement Parts 8/1/2012
TN235-CWP H-S-P New PLC and HMI 10/5/2012
TN240-CWP Inlet Solenoid Information 6/21/2013
TN241-Updated Preventive Maintenance Procedure 6/21/2013
TN242-Changes to CWP Valves and PM Kits 6/21/2013
TN243-Lowering Conductivity Alarm Limits Below Standard Range 6/25/2013
TN246-Adjusting Daylight Savings Time for CWP with E1032 Operator Panel 8/20/2013
TN247-CWP GXL Remote Access Technote 8/27/2013
TN281-CWP Heater Troubleshooting 8/23/2016
TN284-Instructions for the Replacement of CWP ROMA’s and Repair of Lower Support Frame 3/6/2017
TN308-Determining when to replace CWP main pump 10/17/2019
TN312-HMI Upgrade 8/24/2020
General Tech Notes Date
TN102-Recovery-3002413.pdf 1/16/2009
TN103-Hemodialysis Water Quality Standards-3002433g.pdf 2/7/2009
TN104-Nominal Rejection Characteristics of Reverse Osmosis Membranes-3002434c.pdf 1/16/2009
TN107-Resistivity Measurement-3002435c.pdf 1/16/2009
TN108-Flow and Volume Equivalents-3002436c.pdf 1/16/2009
TN111-Water Quality Conversion Table-3002437c.pdf 1/16/2009
TN112-Unit Conversion Tables-3002438.pdf 1/16/2009
TN113-Temperature Correction Factors for Thin Film Membranes-3002432e.pdf 5/25/2011
TN114-Unit of Measure and Their Abbreviations-3002409c.pdf 1/16/2009
TN115-Useful Formulas-3002430.pdf 1/16/2009
TN116-AAMI Analysis-3003016.pdf 1/27/2009
TN117-Concentrations of Toxic Effects to Dialysis Patients-3002431c.pdf 1/16/2009
TN118-Chemical Names, Common Names and Formulas-3002459c.pdf 1/16/2009
TN119-Most Commonly Asked Questions-3002460d.pdf 10/20/2011
TN120-Glossary of Terms-3002461.pdf 1/16/2009
TN122-Chemical Toxic Effects in Drinking Water-3002462c.pdf 1/16/2009
TN128-Wire Connections-3002978.pdf 1/27/2009
TN158-RO Cleaning Disinfecting Considerations-3003010d.pdf 1/22/2010
TN159-Alarm Set Point for RO Machines-3003013d.pdf 2/3/2012
TN145-RO Operation On High Temp Feed Water-3026689a.pdf 4/20/2010
TN326-TDS Meter Usage for MAR COR RO units 10/14/2022

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