OSF POOLcontrol-45 exclusiv User manual

Installation and Operating Instructions
Filter control unit with built-in level control
and LAN port
Part no. 310.000.0580
Technical data
Dimensions:
300mm x 285mm x 85mm
Operating voltage:
3/N/PE 400V/230V 50Hz
Power consumption of control unit:
approx.5VA
(depends on operating mode)
Switching
Pump:
max. 8A / 3.0 kW (AC3)
capacity:
Heater:
max. 3A / 0.4 kW (AC3)
Dosing system:
max. 3A / 0.4 kW (AC3)
Auxiliary output:
max. 3A / 0.4 kW (AC3)
Degree of protection:
IP 40
Level sensors:
12V Safety Extra Low Voltage (SELV)
Ambient temperature:
0-40°C
Air humidity:
0-95% non-condensing
Memory card:
Micro SD
Internet port:
LAN
Compatible pumps
230V single-phase pump
(rated current up to 8A)
400V three-phase pump
(rated current up to 8A)
Speck ECO-Touch-Pro pump
Speck Badu-90-ECO-VS pump
Speck Badu-90-ECO-Motion pump
Pentair IntelliFlo pump
Pentair SuperFlo pump
Zodiac FloPro VS pump
UWE PMM pump

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Contents
Technical data.....................................................................................................................1
Contents ..............................................................................................................................2
Function...............................................................................................................................5
Installation...........................................................................................................................5
Fuses....................................................................................................................................6
Electrical connection..........................................................................................................6
Low-voltage lines...............................................................................................................................................6
Connecting the power supply for a 400V three-phase pump............................................................................6
Connecting the power supply for a 230V single-phase pump...........................................................................7
Connecting the power supply for a 230V pump (with electronic motor protection enabled)............................7
Connecting the power supply for a Speck ECO-Touch-Pro pump....................................................................7
Connecting the power supply for a Speck ECO-VS pump................................................................................7
Connecting the power supply for a Speck Badu-90-ECO-Motion pump...........................................................8
Connecting the power supply for a Zodiac FloPro VS pump ............................................................................8
Connecting the power supply for a Pentair IntelliFlo pump...............................................................................8
Connecting the power supply for a Pentair SuperFlo VS pump........................................................................9
Connecting the power supply for a UWE PMM pump.......................................................................................9
Connecting the heating system.........................................................................................................................9
Auxiliary input....................................................................................................................................................9
Connecting the EUROTRONIK-10 for backwashing using a 6-way multiport valve.........................................9
Operating the PC-45 exclusiv without a EUROTRONIK-10 unit.......................................................................9
Connecting the slide valves for backwashing .................................................................................................10
Connecting the cover limit-switch....................................................................................................................10
Connecting a flow sensor................................................................................................................................10
Connecting the dosing equipment...................................................................................................................10
Connecting a fault indicator.............................................................................................................................11
Connecting a main drain valve (ECO valve)...................................................................................................11
Connecting a pressure switch.........................................................................................................................11
Connecting a drain-monitoring switch.............................................................................................................11
Connecting a shut-off valve (interlock for the 2nd filter)..................................................................................12
Temperature sensor..........................................................................................................12
Pool temperature sensor.................................................................................................................................12
Solar temperature sensor................................................................................................................................12
Air temperature sensor....................................................................................................................................12
Level control......................................................................................................................13
Overflow pool with spillway .............................................................................................................................13
Operation with 6 probes ..................................................................................................................................13
Operation with 5 probes ..................................................................................................................................14

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How level control works for balancing tanks.............................................................................................14
Pool with skimmer ...........................................................................................................................................15
Level measurement in the standpipe ..............................................................................................................15
Use without level control .................................................................................................................................15
Solenoid valve for topping up the water level..................................................................................................15
Display ...............................................................................................................................16
Operation...........................................................................................................................16
Switching on the PC-45 exclusiv.....................................................................................................................16
Switching off the PC-45 exclusiv.....................................................................................................................17
Operating mode selection ...............................................................................................................................17
Child safety lock ..............................................................................................................................................17
Pro mode (Service engineer level)..................................................................................................................17
Heater settings ................................................................................................................................................18
Setting the water temperature...................................................................................................................18
Temperature reduction in Eco mode.........................................................................................................18
Switching the heating on/off......................................................................................................................18
Frost protection .........................................................................................................................................18
Settings for the filtration system......................................................................................................................18
Automatic –Continuous running –Off......................................................................................................19
Programming the filtration timer................................................................................................................19
Deleting a timer setting .............................................................................................................................19
Checking the timer settings.......................................................................................................................20
Setting the ECO filtration times.......................................................................................................................20
Automatic –Continuous running –Off......................................................................................................21
Entering, editing and deleting ECO timer settings....................................................................................21
Backwash using slide valves...........................................................................................................................21
Manual backwash .....................................................................................................................................21
Programming the backwash timer settings...............................................................................................21
Setting up Party mode.....................................................................................................................................22
Fault indicators / Information page..................................................................................................................23
“Pump disabled” fault indicator .................................................................................................................23
Resetting any fault indicators....................................................................................................................23
Log ............................................................................................................................................................23
Operating hours counter ...........................................................................................................................23
Acoustic alarm...........................................................................................................................................23
Service settings.................................................................................................................24
Set the date and time................................................................................................................................24
Add a new device......................................................................................................................................24
Perform factory reset.................................................................................................................................24
Network settings........................................................................................................................................24
Alarm settings ...........................................................................................................................................24
Set the level-control parameters...............................................................................................................24
Set motor protection..................................................................................................................................24
Set the pump startup time.........................................................................................................................24
Set the backwash duration........................................................................................................................24
Set the rinse duration................................................................................................................................24
Set the temperature-control parameters...................................................................................................24
Configuring the control unit.............................................................................................25
Pro mode ...........................................................................................................................25

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Configuring the level control .....................................................................................................................25
Configuring the filtration pump..................................................................................................................25
Configuring the heating.............................................................................................................................26
Setting the heating parameters.................................................................................................................26
Configuring the solar heating....................................................................................................................26
Setting the heating parameters.................................................................................................................26
Configuring the air temperature sensor ....................................................................................................26
Frost protection .........................................................................................................................................26
Configuring the backwashing....................................................................................................................26
Setting the backwash period (slide valve).................................................................................................26
Setting the rinse period (slide valve).........................................................................................................26
Configuring the main drain valve ..............................................................................................................26
Connecting a Filter-Control plus to the PC-45 exclusiv ................................................27
Establishing communication between a PC-45 exclusiv and a Filter-Control plus.....28
Adding a second filter control panel..........................................................................................................28
Disconnecting the Filter-Control plus from the PC-45 exclusiv.................................................................28
Operation (2nd filter).................................................................................................................................29
Home screen.............................................................................................................................................29
Information page (2 filters)........................................................................................................................29
Service functions (2 filters)........................................................................................................................30
Alarm settings for the 2nd filter ................................................................................................................30
Service settings.........................................................................................................................................30
Configuring two filtration systems..................................................................................30
Internet connection...........................................................................................................32
Using the osf communication server...............................................................................................................32
Communication server for pool owners .........................................................................33
Registering a new device with the server .................................................................................................33
Communication server for pool installers ......................................................................35
Registering a new control unit with the server..........................................................................................35
Communication server with technical view....................................................................37
Registering a new device with the server .................................................................................................37
Changing the PIN (password)..........................................................................................38
Assigning a new PIN.................................................................................................................................39
Naming the unit.................................................................................................................39
Entering an e-mail address ..............................................................................................39
Entering an e-mail address.......................................................................................................................39
Assigning a name......................................................................................................................................39
Update................................................................................................................................40
Checking for updates................................................................................................................................40
Interfacing with building automation systems...............................................................41
Wiring diagram..................................................................................................................44

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Function
The PC-45 exclusiv control unit lets you time the on/off cycles of a filtration pump based on a user-
programmable daily or weekly schedule. A 400V three-phase pump, a 230V single-phase pump or a
variable-speed pump may be used as the filtration pump (see wiring diagrams). When using a 3-phase
filtration pump, a 3-phase electronic motor protection device protects the pump from overload (current range
has continuous adjustment up to 8A).
The unit can be combined with a "Filter-Control plus" control unit to control an additional filtration system
including backwashing.
Backwashing can be performed using a 6-way multiport valve and installed EUROTRONIK-10 controller or
using slide valves, and launched either manually or at a specific time or pressure.
The built-in level control is designed for use with overflow pools with spillway (balancing tank) and for
skimmer pools.
While the filtration pump is running, the swimming pool heater is controlled by the electronic temperature
controller. During pauses in filtration, the heating is automatically switched off by the internal interlock. The
required water temperature for the swimming pool can be set on the touchscreen display. The heating can
also be switched off from here. A live contact (terminal U2) and volt-free floating contacts (terminals 17&18)
are available for connecting the heating system. Terminals are provided for connecting an solar
actuator when operating with solar absorbers that carry a direct flow of water from the pool. This control unit
is not intended for use with other types of solar collectors. The absorber temperature must not exceed 80°C
at the temperature sensor.
Terminals for connecting level sensors can be used for convenient automatic control of the water level in the
swimming pool. There are also terminals for connecting a flow sensor or a pressure switch, and for a
winding protection switch. This provides additional protection for the filtration pump against potential
damage from running the filtration system without water.
Spare terminals are available for connecting additional devices. Terminal U3 (dosing equipment) carries 230
V only while filtration is running, but is de-energized outside filtration times. Terminals 20&21 (dosing
equipment) are volt-free floating contacts for custom use. The relay contact between terminals 20 and 21 is
closed while filtration is running, and open outside filtration times. This contact is rated for a maximum
voltage of 230V and a maximum power of 400W (cos 0.6).
Terminals 24&25 are volt-free floating contacts that can be used for fault indication.
The connecting terminals for the winding protection switch (terminals 1 and 2) are designed for connecting a
thermal winding protection switch built into the filter-pump motor winding. If this switch opens, e.g. as a
result of the motor winding getting too hot, the filtration pump is switched off automatically along with the
heating and dosing equipment. Once the winding protection switch closes again after the motor winding has
cooled down, the units automatically switch back on. There is no need for a manual reset. The connecting
terminals for the winding protection switch carry 230V.
The motor protection device can only be used with 400V/50Hz filtration pumps connected to terminals
U1/V1/W1. Motor protection is not active if you have selected a configuration using a variable speed pump
or a 230V pump.
Installation
The swimming pool must be designed and built to prevent consequential damage resulting from a potential
technical fault, power failure or a faulty unit.

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Fuses
The electronic controller is protected by a
0.5A microfuse located on the printed
circuit board inside the control unit. A
separate 3.15A microfuse is provided for
each of the following outputs: heating,
dosing equipment and valves. The
customer must fit mains fuses of maximum
rating 16A to provide short-circuit protection
for the filtration pump.
Electrical connection
The control unit must be mounted such that it is protected from moisture in accordance with its degree of
protection. The ambient temperature must lie between 0° C and + 40° C and should vary as little as
possible. The relative humidity at the installation position must not exceed 95% and there must not be any
condensation. Avoid exposing the unit to direct heat or sunlight.
The power supply for the unit must be provided via an all-pole disconnection switch with a minimum contact
gap of 3mm and via a residual-current circuit breaker with a fault current IFN of30mA. When using variable-
frequency drives and variable speed pumps, the residual-current circuit breakers stipulated for these
devices must be used and the relevant regulations observed. Always disconnect the unit from the power
supply before opening the case. All electrical wiring and calibration and servicing work must be
performed solely by an approved electrician. The attached wiring diagrams and all applicable safety
regulations must be observed.
The switching outputs of the PC-45 exclusiv are not intended as a voltage supply for variable frequency
drives. Please refer to the relevant wiring diagrams in these operating instructions.
Low-voltage lines
Low-voltage lines must not be laid along with three-phase or AC power cables in the same cable conduit. In
general, always avoid routing low-voltage lines close to three-phase or AC power cables.
Connecting the power supply for a 400V three-phase pump
The factory-inserted link between the two terminals 1 and 2 must be removed
when connecting a pump fitted with a winding protection switch. If the pump does
not have a winding protection switch, the link must remain screwed in place.
These terminals are live and carry a mains voltage!
The 3-phase pump option must be selected for the filtration pump in the
configuration menu.
The pump is monitored by the electronic motor protection device. To provide
protection, the trip current for the motor protector must be set to the rated current
of the pump (specified on the type plate).
Controller
Valves
Heating
Dosing system

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Connecting the power supply for a 230V single-phase pump
The factory-inserted link between the two terminals 1 and 2 must be removed
when connecting a pump fitted with a winding protection switch. If the pump does
not have a winding protection switch, the link must remain screwed in place.
These terminals are live and carry a mains voltage!
The single-phase pump option must be selected for the filtration pump in the
configuration menu.
In this operating mode, the pump is not monitored by the electronic motor
protection device.
Connecting the power supply for a 230V pump
(with electronic motor protection enabled)
If a 230V pump is meant to be monitored by the electronic motor protection
device, the 3-phase pump option must be selected for the filtration pump. The trip
current for the motor protector must be set to the rated current of the pump
(specified on the type plate). For the electronic motor protection to work correctly,
the electrical power to the motor must pass via all three switching contacts of the
filter control unit (place link between terminals L2 and L3 and between U1 and V1;
connect pump to W1).
The factory-inserted link between the two terminals 1 and 2 must be removed
when connecting a pump fitted with a winding protection switch. If the pump does
not have a winding protection switch, the link must remain screwed in place.
These terminals are live and carry a mains voltage!
Connecting the power supply for a Speck ECO-Touch-Pro pump
A Speck ECO-Touch-Pro pump can be connected directly to the
PC-45 exclusiv unit. Connect the speed controller to terminals 10-15.
The mains power supply to the pump must be provided separately,
not via the PC-45 exclusiv.
There must be a link inserted between the two terminals 1 and 2
(winding protection switch).
The var. speed pump option must be selected for the filtration pump
in the configuration menu.
Always refer to the operating instructions for the pump.
Connecting the power supply for a Speck ECO-VS pump
A Speck ECO-VS pump can be connected directly to the PC-45
exclusiv unit. Connect the speed controller to terminals 10-15.
The mains power supply to the pump must be provided separately,
not via the PC-45 exclusiv.
There must be a link inserted between the two terminals 1 and 2
(winding protection switch).
The var. speed pump option must be selected for the filtration pump
in the configuration menu.
Always refer to the operating instructions for the pump.
The digital inputs must be set at the pump to "dI" in the pump setup
menu.

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Connecting the power supply for a Speck Badu-90-ECO-Motion pump
A Speck Badu-90-ECO-Motion pump can be connected directly to
the PC-45 exclusiv unit. Connect the speed controller to terminals
10-15.
The mains power supply to the pump must be provided separately,
not via the PC-45 exclusiv.
There must be a link inserted between the two terminals 1 and 2
(winding protection switch).
The var. speed pump option must be selected for the filtration pump
in the configuration menu.
Always refer to the operating instructions for the pump.
In the Setup menu on the pump, the external control must be
enabled for "digital fixed speeds" with the signal type "continuous
signal". The speeds required for ECO mode, normal mode and
backwash mode must be set for the speeds N1, N2 and N3.
Connecting the power supply for a Zodiac FloPro VS pump
A Zodiac FloPro VS pump can be connected directly to the PC-45
exclusiv unit. Connect the speed controller to terminals 10-15.
The mains power supply to the pump must be provided separately,
not via the PC-45 exclusiv.
There must be a link inserted between the two terminals 1 and 2
(winding protection switch).
The var. speed pump option must be selected for the filtration pump
in the configuration menu.
Always refer to the operating instructions for the pump.
On the pump, the speed controller must be connected to the
designated terminals on the back of the user interface. The speeds
required for ECO mode (level 1), normal mode (level 2) and
backwash mode (level 3) must be assigned to speed levels 1 to 3.
Connecting the power supply for a Pentair IntelliFlo pump
An IntelliFlo pump can be controlled by the PC-45 exclusiv using the
Pentair Intellicom controller.
The mains power supply to the pump must be provided separately,
not via the PC-45 exclusiv.
There must be a link inserted between the two terminals 1 and 2
(winding protection switch).
The var. speed pump option must be selected for the filtration pump
in the configuration menu.
Always refer to the operating instructions for the pump.

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Connecting the power supply for a Pentair SuperFlo VS pump
A SuperFlo VS pump can be controlled by the
PC-45 exclusiv.
The mains power supply to the pump must be
provided separately, not via the PC-45 exclusiv.
There must be a link inserted between the two
terminals 1 and 2 (winding protection switch).
The var. speed pump option must be selected for
the filtration pump in the configuration menu.
Always refer to the operating instructions for the
pump.
Connecting the power supply for a UWE PMM pump
A UWE PMM pump can be controlled by the PC-45 exclusiv.
The mains power supply to the pump must be provided separately,
not via the PC-45 exclusiv.
There must be a link inserted between the two terminals 1 and 2
(winding protection switch).
The var. speed pump option must be selected for the filtration pump
in the configuration menu.
Always refer to the operating instructions for the pump.
Connecting the heating system
The pool heating can be connected to terminal U2. This output supplies 230V
and is rated for a maximum load of 3A.
In addition, a floating contact is provided at terminals 22+23 (e.g. for controlling
the boiler).
An 230V solar actuator can be connected to terminals U4 and U4c for
operating the solar heating. When solar heating is operating, the mains voltage
is applied to terminal U4 and no voltage is applied to terminal U4c. When solar
heating is not actuated, no voltage is applied to terminal U4 and the mains
voltage appears at terminal U4c.
Auxiliary input
The auxiliary input has no function in this version.
Connecting the EUROTRONIK-10 for backwashing using a 6-way multiport valve
PC-45 exclusiv
3
EUROTRONIK-10
4
5
6
2
3
4
5
A 4-wire connection (12V Safety Extra Low Voltage) is required for connecting the
EUROTRONIK-10. Ensure that the wires are connected to the correct terminal at each
end. The EUROTRONIK-10 additionally requires a separate power supply. The
backwash times are programmed on the EUROTRONIK-10.
Operating the PC-45 exclusiv without a EUROTRONIK-10 unit
If the PC-45 exclusiv is intended to be operated without a EUROTRONIK-10 unit,
terminals 3 and 4 must be connected together (with a link).

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Connecting the slide valves for backwashing
A 230V slide valve for the backwash function can be connected to terminals U7 and N.
A 230V slide valve for the rinsing function can be connected to terminals U8 and N.
Both valves are controlled by the internal backwash controller.
The heating and dosing systems are disabled during the backwash and rinsing operation.
Connecting the cover limit-switch
A limit switch for the swimming-pool cover can be connected to terminals 34 and 35.
This switch automatically starts ECO mode when the cover is closed.
A limit switch for the pool cover can be connected to terminals 36 and 37. The switch
has no function in this version.
The terminals carry a safety extra low voltage.
Connecting a flow sensor
A flow sensor or a pressure sensor can be connected between terminals 30 and 31 instead
of the factory-fitted link, in order to provide additional protection for the pump against dry-
running. During filtration, a certain maximum time (factory set to 10 seconds, adjustment
range 5-60 sec) is allowed after the filtration pump starts running before this contact must
close. If the contacts do not close in this time, the filtration pump is switched off and the
fault indicator light comes on. This contact is not polled during backwashing.
The terminals carry a safety extra low voltage.
Connecting the dosing equipment
An auxiliary item of equipment running at 230V (e.g. dosing equipment) can
be connected to terminal U3. This equipment is switched on together with
the filtration pump during filtration.
A volt-free floating relay contact is available between terminals 20 and 21
inside the control unit. This can be used to control additional dosing
equipment (contact is closed during filtration).
This contact is rated for a maximum load of 230V/4A.

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Connecting a fault indicator
An external fault indicator can be connected to volt-free floating terminals 24 and 25. This
contact is rated for a maximum load of 230V/4A.
Connecting a main drain valve (ECO valve)
A main drain valve (ECO valve) or a valve for water extraction from the sides of the pool
can be connected to terminals U5 and U5c. Connect a 2-way valve to terminals U5 and N.
For a 3-way valve, use terminal U5 for "OPEN" and terminal U5c for "CLOSE". This contact
is rated for a maximum load of 230V/1A.
For overflow pools with spillway, this valve is opened in ECO mode to minimize evaporation
losses.
If this valve is also meant to be opened during backwashing, then the option Open floor
drain during backwashing must be selected in the configuration menu.
Connecting a pressure switch
A pressure switch fitted in the pressure line or in the gauge port of the central valve can
be connected to terminals 32 and 33. The backwash process starts if the floating contact
of the pressure switch remains closed for at least 10 seconds.
The terminals carry a safety extra low voltage.
Connecting a drain-monitoring switch
A flow sensor for monitoring the water flow in the drain and triggering an alarm in the event
of a fault can be connected between terminals 38 and 39 instead of the factory-fitted link.
There are two options available depending on the configuration:.
Generate a fault indicator if water is flowing while the filter is running;
Generate a fault indicator if no water is flowing during backwashing.
Time delay: 10 seconds
The terminals carry a safety extra low voltage

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Connecting a shut-off valve (interlock for the 2nd filter)
A valve can be connected to terminals U6 and U6c. This facility can be used to isolate the
filter while another filter is being backwashed. Operation depends on the configuration.
This contact is rated for a maximum load of 230V/1A.
Temperature sensor
The sensors can be
connected either way
round (polarity not
important).
Pool temperature sensor
Connect the swimming-pool temperature sensor to terminals 60 and 61. The
temperature sensor is supplied as standard with a cable length of 1.5m. If
required, this can be extended to a maximum length of 20m using a twin-core
cable (min. cross-section 0.5mm²). Avoid running the sensor lead close to mains
cables to prevent potential interference.
Since precise temperature control can only be achieved with good heat transfer
between the temperature sensor and swimming pool water, an R1/2"
thermowell (part no. 320.020.0003) must be fitted in the piping system.
Solar temperature sensor
In addition, a solar temperature sensor (part no. 310.000.0033) can be connected to terminals 62 and 63. The
temperature sensor is supplied as standard with a cable length of 20m. If required, this can be extended to a
maximum length of 50m using a twin-core cable (min. cross-section 0.5mm²). Avoid running the sensor
lead close to mains cables to prevent potential interference. The solar temperature sensor should be
fitted at the solar collector output in good thermal contact with the returning water flow. The temperature at the
installation position for the temperature sensor must not exceed 80°C.
Air temperature sensor
An air temperature sensor can be connected to terminals 64 and 65. This sensor is used for controlling the
automatic frost protection function. The solar temperature sensor mentioned above, part number
310.000.0033, is suitable for this job. This temperature sensor is also suitable for installing with an indoor
pool. In this case, it shows the room temperature in the display.
-thermowell

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Level control
The built-in level control is designed both for overflow pools with spillway and for skimmer pools. The version
to be used must be specified when configuring the control unit before use: in the configuration menu select
either the option pool with flow-off gutter or pool with skimmer.
Overflow pool with spillway
electrode probes must be used as the level sensors.
The tensile strength of the special cable is high enough for the probes to be suspended by this cable in the
overflow balancing tank. It does not matter if the individual probes touch each other. The probes are fixed
above the tank using the probe holder.
Connect the special cables to a junction box (installed by the customer). A cable must be laid from this
junction box to the control unit (e.g. cable NYM-0 7x1.5 mm2). The cable must not exceed 30m in length. The
cable must not be laid alongside mains power cables.
The probes operate with safety extra low voltage (SELV).
Take special care when fitting the probes to ensure they are connected in the correct order, because the
installation will not work if the probes are mixed up.
Operation with 6 probes
In normal mode, the water level
fluctuates between the "CLOSE
solenoid valve" and "OPEN
solenoid valve" probes.
Common
Dry-running protection / pump OFF
double function:
Dry-running protection / pump ON
open solenoid valve
close solenoid valve
stop automatic actuation
automatic actuation
Funktion der einzelnen Tauchelektroden
Automatic actuation
operates between these
two probes

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Operation with 5 probes
In normal mode, the water level
fluctuates between the "CLOSE
solenoid valve" and "OPEN
solenoid valve" probes.
How level control works for balancing tanks
Level control for balancing tanks performs the following functions:
a. Controlling the water level.
When water is lost from the swimming pool, e.g. through evaporation or backwashing, causing the
water level to drop to below the "OPEN solenoid valve" probe (terminal 52), the solenoid valve
(terminal U9) opens and the inflowing fresh water causes the water level to rise. As soon as the rising
water level reaches the position of the "CLOSE solenoid valve" probe (terminal 53) and touches this
probe, the solenoid valve closes the supply of fresh water.
b. Protecting the filtration pump against dry-running.
When water is lost from the swimming pool, e.g. from backwashing, causing the water level to drop to
below the "Dry-running protection / pump OFF" probe (terminal 51), the level control system switches
off the filtration pump to prevent it being damaged by running without water. As soon as the water
level has returned to the height of the "Dry-running protection / pump ON" probe (terminal 52) and
touches this probe, the level control system automatically switches the filter control unit back on.
c. Automatic actuation, operation with 5 probes
If water displacement in the swimming pool has increased the water level in the balancing tank so that
it touches the "automatic actuation ON" probe (terminal 55), the level control system automatically
switches on the filtration pump. The water is then pumped back into the pool, avoiding unnecessary
loss of precious water. The "automatic actuation ON" probe must be placed a few cm lower than the
overspill.
d.Automatic actuation, operation with 6 probes.
If water displacement in the swimming pool has increased the water level in the balancing tank so that
it touches the "automatic actuation ON" probe (terminal 55), the level control system automatically
switches on the filtration pump. The water is then pumped back into the pool, avoiding unnecessary
loss of precious water. The "automatic actuation ON" probe must be placed a few cm lower than the
overspill. The automatic actuation function is switched off as soon as the water level drops below the
"automatic actuation OFF" probe (terminal 54).
Common
Dry-running protection / pump OFF
double function:
Dry-running protection / pump ON
open solenoid valve
double function:
close solenoid valve
automatic actuation OFF
automatic actuation ON
Funktion der einzelnen Tauchelektroden
Automatic actuation
operates between these
two probes

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Pool with skimmer
An mini float switch must be used as the sensor for skimmer
pools. The float switch lead can be extended with a cable (2x0.75mm²)
of up to 30m in length. Please note that the connection must be
absolutely watertight. The float-switch connecting cable must not be
laid alongside other current-carrying cables.
The mini float switch operates with safety extra low voltage (SELV).
In this operating mode a time delay is automatically enabled in
conjunction with the mini float switch. This adjustable time delay
prevents over-frequent switching as a result of waves moving the pool
water. The delay length can be adjusted in the configuration menu.
Fit the mini float switch on the sliding bracket. Then fasten the
fixing rail vertically on the skimmer wall at the approximate height
required for the water level. You can then set the water level by
moving the sliding bracket up and down the rail. Tighten the
screw to fasten the sliding bracket in place. All the parts fit easily
inside each other so no great force is needed.
Level measurement in the standpipe
The level can also be measured with the help of 2 immersion
electrodes (e.g. 2x 303.000.0011). These may only be installed
in areas in which they cannot be touched from the pool (e.g.
in an external standpipe or in a touch-protected sensor chamber
in the skimmer).
The electrodes are operated with safety extra-low voltage (SELV).
In this operating mode a time delay is automatically enabled. This
adjustable time delay prevents over-frequent switching as a result
of waves moving the pool water. The delay length can be
adjusted in the configuration menu.
Use without level control
If you do not want to use the built-in level control, you must select the No level control option in the
configuration menu.
Solenoid valve for topping up the water level
A normally closed solenoid valve must be used for the water intake. This valve must be
connected to terminals U9 / N of the control unit. A suitable solenoid valve (R½"), part
number 1090005804, is available from the range.
Skimme wall
Floater
Float
switch
Connecting
cable
Fixing rail
Sliding
bracket
Water level
Snap ring
Clamping screw

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Display
Operation
Switching on the PC-45 exclusiv
When the PC-45 is off, the operating light is red. To switch on the unit, touch any point on the screen for at
least 3 seconds.
Heating
Network
connection
Home
Menu
Info
button
Home
Menu
Info
button
Back,
Cancel without
saving
Home
Menu
Information
button
HomeHome
Pro mode /
Child safety lock
Operating
mode
selector
Status bar
Control bar
Status
indicator
Filtration
pump
Water supply
Time and
date
Operating light
green = ON
red = OFF

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Switching off the PC-45 exclusiv
The button for switching off the control unit is
located on the “Operating mode” display page.
Press the “operating mode” button.
Press and hold the power-off button for at least
3 seconds to switch off the PC-45 exclusiv.
When the PC-45 is off, the operating light is
red.
Operating mode selection
Tap the operating mode selector. The following operating modes are available:
Automatic mode.
The filtration system is operated under timer control.
It is also possible, however, for the solar controller, backwash system and/or level
control system to force the filtration pump (if off) to switch on automatically.
Eco mode (energy saving mode).
Depending on how the PC-45 is configured, this mode runs the filtration pump at a lower
speed, allows the spillway to run dry or reduces the water temperature.
Party mode (runs continuously).
Switches on the filtration system even though the timer has switched it off.
Depending on how the PC-45 exclusiv is configured, Party mode may be timed to switch off
again.
Child safety lock
The icon in the bottom right of the screen indicates the status of the child safety lock.
Child safety lock is off.
Press the key icon to enable the child safety lock
Child safety lock is on.
Press and hold the key icon for 3 seconds to disable the
child safety lock
Pro mode (Service engineer level)
The PC-45 exclusiv provides safeguards against unintentional/unwanted adjustment of important operating
parameters.
Those functions that appear in grey on the display can only be used in Pro mode.
Pro mode enabled
To disable the safeguarding function, touch the control
bar with your finger and swipe from right to left.
(Note the icon on the left of the status bar)
OFF
Icon
Icon

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To enable the safeguarding function, touch the control bar again with your finger and swipe from right to left.
(Note the icon on the left of the status bar).
The safeguarding function is re-enabled automatically when no control button has been pressed for an hour.
Heater settings
Tap the “Menu” button
Tap the “Heating
settings” button
Setting the water temperature
Use the screen keypad to set the water
temperature you require.
Then press the “OK” button to save the
temperature.
Temperature reduction in Eco mode
Use the screen keypad to set the water temperature you require.
Then press the “OK” button to save the temperature.
Switching the heating on/off
Use this button to switch between the operating modes “OFF” and “AUTO”
(automatic).
Frost protection
Switch frost protection on / off
Settings for the filtration system
Tap the “Menü” button
Tap the “Filter settings”
button
Filtration
timer
Run
backwash

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Automatic –Continuous running –Off
Tap the “Filtration timer” button
Use this button to switch between the
operating modes
ON AUTO OFF.
Note the icon on the right.
ON => runs continuously
AUTO => runs under timer
OFF => switched off
Programming the filtration timer
Tap the “Filtration timer” button
Tap the “Add new time” button
Tap the relevant fields to enter the day of the
week, hours and minutes for the switch-on time
and switch-off time.
DL stands for daily.
Tap “OK” to save the timer settings.
Deleting a timer setting
Tap the “Filtration timer” button

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Select the time you want
Tap “X” to delete the timer setting. This cannot
be undone.
Checking the timer settings
Tap the “Filtration timer” button
The table shows the programmed switching
times for the timer
Setting the ECO filtration times
Tap the “Menü” button
Tap the “Filter settings”
button