please place all parts, especially the ferrites, on a solid base.
The ferrites are very fragile, and must not fall down.
Place three ferrites as shown here, next to each other on the table.
Then connect the ferrites with the first two PET screws and tighten them loosely at first.
Now connect the Phasis device to one of the outer ferrites...
...and use another PET screw to loosely attach the last ferrite.
It is now time to prepare attaching the Phasis device to the water pipe.
Pull the two cable ties through the slots provided on both sides of the bottom of the device.
This is a simulated installation situation.
The device should be installed behind the water meter in the flowing direction towards the house.
If possible, install one to two meters away from the water meter.
Now attach the Phasis device to the pipe by tightening the two cable ties, so that the device holds securely.
Then connect the two loose ferrites together, with the last PET screws.
This ring, which is now closed around the water pipe, does not have to fit tightly against the pipe:
the induction field fills the entire ring, and is thus optimally induced into the water pipe.
Finally, tighten the PET screws correctly, but only hand-tight (i.e. without tools).
Caution, please do not overtighten the screws.
The material of the pipe is not important, because the water is the carrier and transmission medium for the electromagnetic high-frequency field.
Now connect the power supply to a regular 110 or 220 volt outlet,
and connect the plug to the device.
The Phasis device will now start, the microprocessor will start, and after a few seconds the LED display shows the current voltage.
This allows you to check that the device works properly at any time.
From now on, the water in the pipe network transmits the powerful limescale protection signal.
The signal has a high frequency, i.e. 5000 times faster than alternating current normally oscillates.
You will soon see that your housework is made easier and your valuable installations are spared.