Pentair ControlPro Series User manual

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Declaration of Conformity
This declaration applies to ControlPro CPRO-1010
Standards used for showing compliance with the essential requirements
in the directive 2006/42/EC:
Electromagnetic compatibility: 2004/108/EC
Safety requirements for low voltage equipment: 2006/95/EC
Harmonized standards: EN 60335.1,2.40
The manufacturer, Pentair has the right to modify the products without previous notice for as far as their
characteristics are not really changed by this.
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This document is subject to change without notice. Trademarks and disclaimers: IntelliFlo®, IntelliPool®,
ControlProand Pentair are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Pentair and/or its affiliated companies.
Unless noted, names and brands of others that may be used in this document are not used to indicate an affiliation or
endorsement between the proprietors of these names and brands and Pentair. Those names and brands may be the
trademarks of those parties or others.

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Important Safety Information............................................................................................................................................. 4
Before Installing the ControlPro...................................................................................................................................... 5
Installation and Electrical Connection ................................................................................................................................ 7
Using ControlPro............................................................................................................................................................ 12
Main menu........................................................................................................................................................................ 13
System configuration using the SETTING menu ............................................................................................................... 14
FILTRATION MENU............................................................................................................................................................ 15
BACKWASH MENU ............................................................................................................................................................ 16
HEATING menu ................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Variable Speed application example ................................................................................................................................ 18
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Important Safety Information
This guide provides installation and operation instructions for ControlPro. Consult Pentair with any questions
regarding this equipment.
Attention Installer: This guide contains important information about the installation, operation and safe use of
this product. This information should be given to the owner and/or operator of this equipment after
installation or left on or near the product.
Attention User: This manual contains important information that will help you in operating and maintaining
this product Please retain it for future reference.
Before installing this product, read and follow all warning notices and instructions which are included. Failure to follow
the instructions in this manual may result in serious adverse health effects, or even serious or fatal injury. Failure to
follow the instructions in this manual will in all cases invalidate all guarantees and liability on the part of the
manufacturer.
Codes and Standards
ControlPro and Pentair Pool pumps must be installed in accordance with the local building and installation codes.
RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR ELECTROCUTION.
The electrical supply to this product must be installed by a licensed, certified electrician or qualified personnel in
accordance with all applicable local codes and ordinances. Improper installation will create an electrical hazard which
could result in death or serious injury to pool or spa users, installers, or others due to electrical shock, and may also
cause damage to property. Read and follow the specific instructions inside this guide.
Do NOT attempt any internal adjustments inside the product
If you are not familiar with your pool filtering system and other systems attached to the pool:
a. Do NOT attempt to adjust or service without consulting your dealer or a professional pool contractor.
b. Read the entire Installation & User’s Guide before attempting to use, service or adjust the ControlProor pool
filtering system.
Consumer Information and Safety
ControlPro is designed and manufactured to provide safe and reliable service when installed, operated and
maintained according to the information in this manual and the installation codes referred to in later sections.
Throughout the manual, safety warnings and cautions are identified by the “ “ symbol. Be sure to read and
comply with all of the warnings and cautions.
Do not permit children to use this product.
Warranty Information
ControlProis sold with a limited factory warranty. Details are specified in our product catalogue. Make all warranty
claims to an authorized Pentair dealer or directly to the factory. Claims must include the heat pump serial number and
model (this information can be found on the rating plate), installation date, and name of the installer. Shipping costs
are not included in the warranty coverage. This warranty does not cover damage caused by improper assembly,
installation, operation, improper water chemistry balancing or other chemical abuse, or improper sanitation
application, winterizing, field modification, or failure to earth bond and properly ground the unit. Any changes to the
system or improper installation may void the warranty.

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Before Installing the ControlPro

PENTAIR ControlPro ™ provides all the major functions for the pool filtration management. It’s a compact system, easy
to install and use.
The Interface Module is installed in an existing wiring cabinet to avoid external wiring. The control unit can be
installed in the most convenient location either near the entrance to the equipment room or directly in the house, or
both. It is possible to connect an optional second control module that will display inside the house real-time
information regarding your pool filtration.
Pentair ControlPro ™ allows you to control and program automatic backwash using the Pentair ProValve. Also, if used
with a VS variable speed pump, the Pentair ControlPro ™ system will automatically select a higher speed if required.
Once completed, the pump will return in economy mode. More time to enjoy your pool in a quiet environment.
When the temperature goes down to 1 ° C (adjustable). Pentair ControlPro ™ activates the pump to circulate the
water and prevent pipes from freezing. While other systems continuously control the pump, our intelligent antifreeze
system operates the pump only 20 minutes every 2 hours, thus resulting in energy savings for the same results. When
backwashing, Pentair ControlPro ™ closes the dosing output as a safety feature.
Variable Speed Control
Pentair ControlPro ™ control allows you to program up to 4 preset speeds and filtration times to operate the pump at
the desired speed. A "Boost" manual allows the use of a vacuum cleaner at any time. This mode uses the maximum
speed.
Double intelligent heating control
When a heat pump and a solar heating system are connected, Pentair ControlPro ™ gives priority to free and
renewable solar energy when available. When daylight decreases, Pentair ControlPro ™ restarts the heat pump to
maintain the desired water temperature.
Thermoregulation
When used with a single speed pump, Pentair ControlPro ™ automatically adjusts the filter length as a function of the
water temperature and the position of the pool cover. If the temperature is low and / or if the pool cover is closed,
the filtration will be shortened thus reducing energy consumption.
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Correct installation is required to assure safe operation. The requirements for ControlProinclude the following:
ControlProis not a standalone system. The main unit that connects to the pump and other systems has to
be installed in a DIN rail cabinet. 180mm of free space (10 modules) is required.
A 1x12 module electrical cabinet (CPRO-2020) or 2x12 module cabinets ( CPRO-2030) is available as an
option.
ControlPro can be used to manage single speed pumps (both 3 and single phase).
StaRite S5P1R-VS and S5P2R-VS or Pentair SuperFlo VS can be managed at their 4 different speeds.
It is at this date NOT POSSIBLE to connect IntelliFlo Variable speed pumps to the ControlPro system
When installing ControlPro with solar panels the optional temperature sensor H-52-0272 is required.
It is possible to install one extra Control Unit (order CPRO-2010)
ControlPro requires a 230V power supply.
This manual provides the information needed to meet these requirements. Review all application and installation
procedures completely before continuing the installation.
Your packaging contains the following components.
1.
Contactor
2.
Interface module
3.
Control Unit
5.
Temperature Sensor
6.
Accessories bag
7.
Hose Clamp
8.
Manual

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Make sure to check and comply with your local technical regulations and building codes in particular
regarding minimal safety distances for installation of electrical components near a swimming pool.
Only a qualified service person should install the heat pump. Before installing this product, refer to the
Important Warning and Safety Instructions
The Interface Module and Contactor have to be accommodated inside a DIN rail cabinet. 180mlm of free space is
required for the 2 components.
The Control Unit can be installed in the most convenient location. In case the supplied connection cable is not long
enough, replace it using a 4 x 0.5mm2 cable (AWG20). (Max 50m long).
The control unit should be installed protected from direct sunlight.
Although the unit is water resistant, it is required to protect it from rain or water projections. (water sprinklers).
Fix the unit on a flat vertical surface using the screws and anchor plugs supplied with the unit.
Always make sure to close the cover (4 screws) after interventions inside the control unit.
Tighten the 2 screws fixing the unit into its support to avoid accidental removal.
The picture below shows the connectors on the ControlProInterface module and their function. The connectors are
detached from the unit to facilitate electrical connections. LED’s on the Interface unit reflect the status of the different
inputs and outputs. A blinking main power LED indicates an error condition.
Respect safety distance between the pool and the ControlProsystem (electric appliance) as
required by local regulation
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Reference
Connection
B1
Power supply 230V AC 50hz (Must be protected by a 30mA GFCI)
F1
Interface unit fuse (5x20mm ; 250V ; T3, 15A)
B2
230V ~ 50Hz output for pump relay
B3
Dry contact input for pool cover (contact open = pool cover open / contact closed = pool cover
closed)
B4
Dry contact outputs for backwash, heater and filtration status
B5
Dry contact inverter output for motorized solar valve.
B6
Connector for multispeed commands on Variable speed pumps
B7
Temperature sensor inputs (water temperature and solar temperature)
CT1
Control unit 1 connection.
CT2
Control unit 2 connection (optional)
In the next sections each input / output connection is explained individually.
The maximum cable section to be used on any of the connectors is 2.5mm2 (AWG 13)
B1 Power Supply
Connect mains power (230V 1~50Hz) to this
connector marked ‘Power In’ on the unit.
Make sure the circuit is protected by a
30mA GFCI
Always disconnect power on the
ControlProand the systems
connected to ControlPro before and during any
intervention on the system.
B2 Single Speed pump connection
Connect single speed pumps as indicated in the drawings below. The FiltOut Connection on the Interface module
connects to the contactor A1 and A2 terminal. The pump (single or 3 phase) gets it power supply over the contactor.
Never connect a pump directly onto the Interface module!
Single Phase
Pump
3 Phase
Pump

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B6 Connecting a variable Speed Pump
In order to connect a Pentair or StaRite VS Pump to your ControlPro, carefully follow the diagram below.
The pump ON/OFF is managed by the contactor. The different speeds are activated by connecting the B6
connector onto the relay contact inside the VS pump wiring compartment. Power supply to the pump is
permanent.
Make sure to configure ControlPro for ‘multispeed’ pump functionality (see Configuration chapter in this
manual)
Set the time for each of the program steps on the VS pump itself to zero (see manual for VS pump)
B3 Pool Cover Input
Pools equipped with an automatic pool cover can be connected to ControlPro in order to adapt the filtration in
function of the pool cover. A pool that is covered will usually requires less filtration and water treatment. Most of
these pool covers are equipped with an external contact.
This contact should be open when the pool cover is open and closed when the pool is covered.
The pool cover contact has to be a dry contact (without any voltage). No other equipment can be connected to
this contact. Failure to do so may result in damage to the ControlPro and is not taken on warranty
External control
Terminal on
VS pump
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B4 Outputs for Heating, Dosing equipment and Backwash
The B4 connector allows for the ControlProto be connected to:
The ProValveautomatic backwash Valve, connect the ‘backwash’ terminals to the pilot valve and a 230V
power source.
A heater or heat pump can be connected on the ‘heater’ terminals. Most heaters will have a contact to
connect an external control system. If this is not the case, interrupt the flow switch on the heater and
connect it to the ‘heater’ terminals on ControlPro
The ‘dosing’ output can be used to activate water treatment equipment (UV lights, dosing pumps, Salt
Chlorinator) while the filtration is running. Output is interrupted during backwash and at low temperatures.
(see the ‘Configuration’ chapter in this manual)
Make sure not to apply more than 8 amps over any of the ControlPro contacts. Failure to do so will damage
the system and is not taken under warranty. Use a contactor if the application requires higher current.
B6 Output for motorized valve for Solar panels.
This output is an inverter relay intended to pilot a 3way valve to divert the water flow through solar panels when
the temperature in the panels is higher than the pool (see ‘Configuration’ and ‘ Heating Menu’ chapter in this
manual).
ProValve
Pilot Valve
Heater :
external control
or flowswitch
Water
Treatment
systems
230V ~
Output to Solar
Valve (Inactive)
Output to Solar
Valve (Activated)

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B7 Temperature sensor Inputs
The temperature sensor H-52-0272 supplied with the system need to be connected to the ‘Pool’ terminals.
The sensor measures the water temperature and uses this input to control filtration and heating. We recommend
fitting the sensor in the water circuit before the filtration pump.
Drill a 10 mm hole in the pipe.
Fit the sensor in the hole.
Use the hose clamp supplied with the system to fix the sensor.
When using ControlPro with solar panels a second optional sensor H-52-0272 is required. Fit it in a position near the
solar panels (see mounting example below)
Water temp sensor mounting Solar Panel sensor mounting
Be careful not to overtighten the hose clamp in order to avoid damage on the sensor.
CT1 and CT2 Control Unit connection
The Control unit comes fitted with a 4 m long cable that connects to the
‘Controllers CT1 ‘terminals. Connect the colors as indicated below.
RED + terminal
BLACK - terminal
GREEN A terminal
BLUE B terminal
If a longer cable is required (up to 50m is possible.) :
Access the Control unit by carefully unscrewing the 4 screws on the back
of the unit.
Unscrew the terminal and fit the new cable. The terminals inside on
Control unit and the Interface Module have to match.
As an option it is possible to fit a second Control Unit using the same method as
decribed above using the CT2 terminals.
The Controller is available as part number CPRO-2010.
12VDC Power for the Control Unit(s) is supplied by the Interface Module
You can now close the Din rail cabinet and power up the system for testing and configuration. The display should light
up and the ON/OFF LED on the interface module should be lit . This led will blink while starting up. If it keeps blinking,
please verify the connections and configuration.
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Using ControlPro
General
All configuration and operation of the ControlPro is done using the 4 keys on the Control Unit. These keys will allow
you to navigate the ControlPro menu structure and modify user parameters.
Display
The 2 x 16 character LCD display will indicate actual time, water temperature and the status of heating and filtration
(alternating).
At the same time special symbols represent the status of each input and output. Their meaning is explained below.
“Communication with Interface Module established”(should always be displayed. If not check the
connections)
“Pool cover Closed”. This symbol will blink when filtration is running because it is linked to the pool cover
open position (see configuration menu)
“Dosing output is active”
“Filtration output is active”. When using a multispeed pump the active pump speed (1 to 4) is also
displayed.
“Solar Output active”; the symbol will blink in case the solar output is driving the filtration.
“Heater output active”. The symbol will blink if the heater output is driving the filtration.
“Antifreeze mode active”. The symbol will blink if the antifreeze output is driving the filtration
“Low temperature”: whenever this symbol is displayed the ‘dosing’ output is made inactive because the
pool temperature is too low (see configuration menu)
Key
Description
"UP / PLUS" referred to as + further in the text
Allows moving further in a menu or increase a value
"DOWN / MINUS" referred to as - further in the text
Allows moving back in a menu or decrease a value
"ENTER / OK" referred to as ENT further in the text
Validates a menu option or value
"ESCAPE/ BACK" referred to as ESC further in the text
Allows returning into the menu or continue operation without
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Main menu
This section explains the main menu. The specific menus for filtration, backwash, heating and settings are explained in
separate sections.
Using + it is possible to scroll further in the menu. In order to enter a specific menu push ENT .
This screen displays the main status of the system as well as the symbols
representing the different outputs. The system will return automatically to this
screen.
The filtration menu controls the filtration pump schedule and speed in case of
a multispeed pump. In order to enter this menu push ENT
Controls the backwashing in order to enter this menu push ENT
Controls the heating and solar parameters. If no heating is configured the
menu will not appear. In order to enter this menu push ENT
This menu allows configuration of the system;
In order to enter this menu push ENT
This screen is a graphic representation of the Filtration schedule. Each block
represents 1 hour of filtration.
Displays the effective filtration time since the last backwash; between
brackets is the SET value for next backwash.
Displays the actual pool temperature. Between brackets is the heating SET
temperature. This value will alternate with the solar temperature (if activated)
Displays date, time and actual pool temperature
**Displays effective filtration time within a specified program. In this example
3:05 of 12:00 hours of filtration done.
**Displays the firmware version of the Display alternating with the firmware
version on the Interface module
** These menus or screens are only accessible from within the SUPERVISOR menu. (See settings menu)
In this manual they are represented with a lighter background.
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System configuration using the SETTING menu
Before operating the system it is essential to configure the system for the components that are connected to
the system. Failure to do so can result in damage to the pool and is not taken in warranty.
As a safety measure, most of the configuration settings can only be accessed within the ‘SUPERVISOR’ mode.
To activate the ‘SUPERVISOR’ mode:
-perform a power OFF/power ON on the ControlPro
-From the startup screen, push ESC and ENT simultaneously for 10 sec. ‘SUPERVISOR’ will be
displayed. The supervisor access will be maintained for 15 minutes.
The ‘SUPERVISOR’ menu options are marked with a light background is this manual
This screen allows changing the time settings. Pushing ENT will activate
the ‘Hour’setting (the ‘Hour’ value will blink).
Use + or - to adjust. Use ENT to confirm and move to the
‘Minute’ setting and use the same procedure to change
Similar to the previous screen this screen allows for adjusting the date value.
Control pro can be set up in 6 different languages: English French(default),,
German, Dutch, Spanish or Italian. Pushing ENT will activate the
‘Language’ setting (the ‘Language’ value will blink).
Use + or - to adjust. Use ENT to confirm
** This menu gives access to 4 extra information screens using ENT
1. Event log shows type and date for last alarm
2. Commissioning indicates date of first use of the system
3. Last anti frost
4. Last backwash
This info can be useful for troubleshooting
**Set this menu to YES if you are using a variable speed pump. Keep NO is the
installed pump is a single speed pump.
**Determines if the system is used with a heating system. The options are:
NO =no heater connected
SOLAR = solar heating (requires 3way valve and extra temperature sensor)
HEATER = heat pump or other type of heater connected to ‘heater output’
HEATER + SOLAR = both heating and solar outputs are used.
**Determines if a ProValve backwash valve is connected
**Determines if heater output becomes active in antifreeze mode
** It is possible to have the filtration active whenever the pool cover is open
(requires connection to the ‘pool cover’ input) Select ‘NO’ if this is not
required. Select ‘YES’ or in case of a multispeed pump one of the 4 speeds
(V1,V2,V3,V4) to run the pump whenever the pool cover is open and the
filtration is not ‘OFF’.
**Below the indicated temperature the ‘dosing’ output will be disabled. This
temperature can be changed using ENT.Use + or - to adjust. Use
ENT to confirm.
** Shows the display number (1 or 2)
** Allows for a factory reset of all data and settings. Use ENT to confirm.
** These menus or screens are only accessible from within the SUPERVISOR menu. In this manual they are
represented with a lighter background.
Clock setting
10:10
Date setting
13/02/2015
Language
English
Event
Log
Multi-Speed Pump
Yes/No
Heating Device
Solar
PRO VALVE
Yes/No
Heat/Antifreeze
Yes/No
Filter when open
No
Minimum Temp.
12.0°C
Display Nr
1
Factory Reset

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FILTRATION menu
This menu manages the filtration pump operation and programs.
The startup screen within the Filtration menu allows selecting one of the
operation modes for the filtration pump. These are different for Single
speed and Variable Speed pumps.
Single Speed Pumps
OFF = filtration is disabled
MANU = manual operation. Filtration will run for as long as no other mode
is selected
PROG = filtration will run during (up to 4) timeslots that can be defined
further down this menu.
AUTO = filtration runs in function of temperature. It will start at the start
of program 1 for a duration equaling the pool temperature in °C divided by
2 (26°C equals 13 hrs filtration/day). With the pool cover input ‘closed’ the
filtration time is further reduced by 50% (6.5hrs for 26°C)
Variable Speed Pumps
OFF = filtration is disabled
MANU = manual operation. After confirming with ENT select and confirm
V1 , V2, V3 or V4.
PROG = filtration will run during (up to 4) timeslots that can be defined
further down this menu. For each program the speed can be selected.
BOOST = filtration runs at V4 for a predefined time .It is not possible to
change the speed for the BOOST function. When finished, filtration will
return to the last mode that was active before the BOOST mode .
This menu allows programming up to 4 timeslots for the ‘PROG’ mode.
-Filtration start an stop times can be set
-For Variable Speed pumps for each of the 4 programs the speed can be
also selected.
-It is possible to overlap programs. If these programs contain different
speeds, V4 will have priority over V3, V3 over V2 and V2 over V1.
-Program 4 will only become visible when prog 3 is activated.
-To delete a program select and confirm the --:-- value for start and stop
time.
Boost duration (only valid for variable speed pumps) determines the
duration of the boost mode (see filtration modes)
Antifrost mode (when activated) will run the filtration pump for 20’ every
2 hrs for as long as the water temperature is lower than the set value.
Speed 2 is fixed as filtration speed in antifrost mode in configurations with
a variable speed pump.
Select OFF to disable the Antifrost mode.
FILTRATION
AUTO
FILTRATION P1/V2
10:00 => 18:00
FILTRATION P2/V1
22:00 => 23:00
FILTRATION P3/Vx
--:-- --:--
BOOST DURATION (V4)
2:00
ANTI FROST
1°C
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BACKWASH menu
This menu manages the filter backwash. When using the ProValve automated backwash valve it is possible to schedule
automatic backwashing (triggered by total filtration time).
For pools equipped with a manual 6 way valve, the system will guide the user through the backwash cycle. Backwash
duration can be programmed (in case of a variable speed pump with backwash at speed 4).
ControlPro has no means of verifying the water level in your pool. Performing a backwash with insufficient
water in the pool can lead to damage.
The backwash menu startup screen lets you start a backwash cycle or
enable automatic backwash.
Backwash with ProValve
When a ProValve is configured in setting menu these options are available:
OFF: disables automatic Backwash
MANU: starts a backwash cycle. Confirm with ENT to start an automatic
backwash cycle.
Control pro will:
-Stop filtration and dosing (10”)
-Activate the backwash Valve (10”)
-Restart the filtration (at speed 4 when using a VS pump) for the
programmed backwash time. The display will show ‘backwash active’.
To halt backwash while running, press ESC
-Stop the pump (10”)
-Close the backwash valve (10”
-Return to the normal Filtration mode and start the pump and the
dosing output.
AUTO: with this mode selected the pump will automatically start the
backwash cycle when the total number of filtration time reaches the
programmable ‘backwash delay’ time. Next day Backwash will begin
automatically at the start time for Prog 1 (in the filtration menu).
Backwash with a 6 way valve
The control pro system will guide you through the process. It will tell you
what position you need to position the 6 way valve. You will need to
confirm each step using ENT
MANU: starts backwash procedure (you need to 2x ENT)
Pump stops –Put the 6 way valve on your pool filter in ‘BACKWASH’
position. Then ENT
Pump starts backwash for the programmed time (speed 4 on VS pumps).
It is possible to end the backwash using ESC.
Pump stops –Put 6 way valve in ‘RINSE’position. Then ENT
Pump runs for 8 sec (speed 4 with VS pumps)
Put 6 way valve back to ‘FILTER’ position. Then ENT
The screen wil show ‘OK’; Confirm with ENT
This menu establishes the backwash duration. The backwash duration can
be adjusted in 15” intervals.
Backwash delay sets the time between automatic backwashes. Only
effective filtration time is taken into account.
Example: with 10hrs of filtration per day it will take 25 days before a
backwash takes place. After a backwash the time is reset. The main menu
has screen indicating the time until a next backwash. For systems not
having an automatic backwash, this setting serves as a reminder.
BACKWASH
MANU
Valve => BackWash
BackWash running
Valve => Rinse
Rinse running
Valve => Filtr.
BACKWASH TIME
2'15"
BACKWASH DELAY
250h

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HEATING menu
This menu manages the options for heating. In the SETTING menu has to be defined what type of heating system(s) is
connected to the ControlPro.
If no heating is configured in the SETTING menu, this menu will not appear.
When a VS pump is configured, speed 2 will be activated whenever the ‘heater’ output is active. Speed 3 will
be activated whenever the ‘solar’ output is active.
This screen controls if the heating should be activated.
OFF: no heating system will be activated
AUTO: will activate heating output or heating and solar (when solar is
configured).
SOLAR: only solar output will be active.
Pool temperature setpoint. Heating output will stop when this setpoint is
reached based upon input from the water temperature sensor.
The solar heating will not stop at the setpoint, but continue as
long as enough temperature difference between pool and solar
panels exists.
It is possible to limit the operational window for the heating output. This
can be useful to avoid operation of a heat pump during the night when
efficiency is not optimal. Set both times to 00:00 is no time restriction is
required.
Setting this option to yes will activate the filtration (and heating) outside
the PROG or AUTO filtration schedules when the pool temperature is lower
than the setpoint.
The priority setting will not override the heating program
This setting defines the temperature difference between the pool
temperature and the solar temperature settings that will activate the solar
output. The output will remain active as long as the temperature difference
exists.
Example: pool temp is 26°C, Solar delta is +4 solar output becomes
active at 30°C
The Delta T heater option will allow for a priority setting between when
both heater and solar are configured. The heating output will stop at the
setpoint minus the value in this setting.
Example: By experience you know your solar panels will heat up the pool by
3°C on a normal sunny day. With the setting at -3°C, the heating output will
only heat up the pool to setpoint –3°C (25°C if the pool temperature
setpoint would be at 28°C). This way the heating is only used for a
minimum period while the solar energy is used as much as possible.
HEATING
Auto
Heating setpoint
28°C
Heating Program
10:00 => 18:00
Heating Priority
Yes/No
Solar Temp Delta
+2°C
Delta T Heater
-3°C
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Variable Speed application example
ControlProwill enable you to get the most out of a variable speed pump. The system will enable you to use a slow
and energy efficient setting for most of the time and only ramp up the speed when required.
Check your pump manual for selecting pump speeds.
These data are provided for guidance only!
Pump Settings
Speed 1 (step 1 on the pump): low speed filtration.
Set duration to 0 and speed at: 1350rpm for pools up to 45m3
1600rpm for pools up to 55m3
1850rpm for pools up to 60m3
2100rpm for pools up to 70m3
Speed 2 (step 2 on the pump): heating speed
Move the pump speed up to a level where your heater will work. Select one speed higher.
Set duration on the pump to 0. Speed 2 is selected whenever the heater is activated.
Speed 3 (step 3 on the pump): solar speed
Move the pump speed up to a level where your solar system is working OK. Select one speed higher.
Set duration on the pump to 0. Speed 3 is selected whenever the solar is activated. This speed can also be used for
programming a higher filtration speed in one of the timer schedules.
Speed 4 (override on the pump): backwash speed
Select 2850 rpm for a 600mm filter and 3450rpm for a 750mm sand filter in order to generate sufficient flow
when backwashing.
ControlPro settings
Set program 1 at speed 1 from 08:00 to 00:00
This is the ‘normal’ filtration at low speed for 16 hrs/day.
Set program 2 at speed 3 from 12:00 to 13:00
Set program 3 at speed 3 from 17:00 to 18:00
This is a ‘high’ filtration speed for 2 hrs a day to provide for even distribution of heat and chemicals in the pool. It will
also help to evacuate heat from under a pool cover when the pool is covered for longer periods.
If you use an automatic pool cover it would be possible as well to link speed 2 or 3 to work whenever the pool cover is
open (see ‘setting’ menu).
Energy saving example
Applying this programming for a 50m3 pool, 2.4 kWh of electricity is used on 1 day for filtration with the VS pump.
Using a conventional 0.55 kW pump for 10 hrs. a day, 8,5 kWh will be the daily power consumption.
This results is a 6.1 kWh per day (72%) energy saving when using a VS pum !

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Déclaration de conformité
Cette déclaration s'applique à CPRO-1010
Normes prouvant la conformité avec les exigences fondamentales figurant
dans la directive 2006/42/CE :
Compatibilité électromagnétique : 2004/108/CE
Exigences de sécurité en matière d'équipement
électrique de basse tension : 2006/95/CE
Normes harmonisées : EN 60335.1,2.40
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