Mineral Mizer Classic (DWS-SADI)
shown w standard tank

: STAND-ALONE DEIONIZATION SYSTEM

DWS-SADI

MAKE DISTILLED-QUALITY WATER RIGHT ONSITE!

GENERAL INFORMATION:

The DWS-SADI incorporates three different water treatment technologies into one system: (1) dual purpose filter (DPF) to reduce dirt and chlorine; (2) a reverse osmosis membrane to reduce other contaminants; (3) Two DI filters to reduce the water providing low Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) for autoclave use.

The input water enters through the DPF filter, then through the RO membrane, and from the RO membrane the water goes through the DI filters into the DI storage tank before use. The DI water flow has been reduced to 1,000 ML/MIN to allow maximum contact time  of the RO water with the DI chemical. A 4-gallon storage tank is added to provide quick filling of the DI containers. The system also comes with a DI monitor that indicates a RED LIGHT, signaling the dental staff that the DI filters are exhausted and should be replaced. This DI water IS NOT TO BE USED AS DRINKING WATER!

WARNING: PURE DI WATER FROM UNIT OUTPUT IS RECOMMENDED FOR AUTOCLAVE USE ONLY. Mineral-free water, whether distilled or deionized, is not recommended for long-term consumption by humans because it leaches minerals from the body.

To estimate the amount of usable DI water that will be available:

STEP #1 - Measure the water TDS from the permeate output of the RO membrane (TDS OM).
STEP #2 - Given the following formula, the estimated amount of DI water available= 31,122 ÷ (TDS OM).

For example, if the measured TDS output from the RO membrane is 30 parts-per-million (PPM), the formula is 31,122 ÷ 30 = 1,037 gallons before the DI chemical is exhausted.

SPECIFICATIONS:

DWS-SADI Filter Repl. Instructions

DWS-SADI Cut Sheet

DWS-SADI Install Guide

■	Produces  deionized (mineral-free*) water for use in modern autoclaves and sterilizers. This water can be used for all distilled water applications.
■	Uses no electricity. Powered by municipal water pressure.
■	Mineral Mizer II dispenses up to 15 feet directly into autoclave and sterilizer water reservoir.
■	Battery powered water quality monitor advises when it's time to change filters.
■	Works directly from municipal water, producing up to 2-3 gallons per hour under ideal conditions.
■	Mounts in equipment room or sterilization center cabinet. A-Dec's Preference ICC Sterilization Center MSMD cabinet contains factory-installed mounting hardware for the Mineral Mizer II..
■	Tank capacity and faucet options.

FEATURES:

BENEFITS:

■	Economical - Creates better-than-distilled quality water directly from your municipal water supply for less than the cost of delivered bottled water.
■	Reduced maintenance - Eliminates autoclave scale, increasing boiler energy efficiency.
■	Green - Eliminate energy and landfill waste of distilled water.
■	Labor saving - Eliminates trips to purchase or deliver distilled bottled water.
■	Space saving - Reclaim your bottled water storage area.
■	Reduce risk - Eliminate employee injuries due to lifting water bottles.

* .5 - 2 ppm total dissolved solids in normal operation.

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STORAGE TANKS AND DISPENSING:

The DWS-SADI includes a 4 gallon (3.2 gallons usable) storage tank and a red non-airgap faucet.

The DWS-SADI-D includes a 4 gallon (3.2 gallons usable) storage tank and a 20' coiled hose

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Mineral Mizer II (DWS-SADI-D)
shown w optional slim tank (DWS-TKSWAP)

MINERAL MIZER ECONOMICS

Mineral Mizer is economical, producing water for less than distilled water solutions in most locations. TABLE 1 shows the cost of operating all Mineral Mizer models over a 10 year life, excluding acquisition and installation cost. The results are expressed in $/gallon of water produced, allowing a quick comparison against the practice's existing solution.

Many practices balance aquisition cost against gains in efficiency, convenience and staff safety of processing water on-site. However, for practices wishing to evaluate the economics without these more esoteric benefits, TABLE 2 combines acquisition and operating cost to arrive at a similar metric.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

■	municipal water cost of $4/1,000 gallons.
■	90% RO membrane efficiency.
■	sediment filter life of 12 months.
■	2011 MSRP for replacement filters.
■	the office is open 5 days/week.
■	staff member changes filters.

Both TABLES assume:

TABLE 2 further assumes:

■	nominal income tax rate of 33%.
■	2011 MSRP for MINERAL MIZER CLASSIC, and
■	one-time $150 installation charge.