POOL LAB EXP Series User manual

OWNER'S MANUAL
PL Series EXP – Expansion Module
IMPORTANT
Read this manual carefully before operating your Pool Lab EXP
Before use ensure the unit is securely mounted as per the I STALLATIO GUIDE in this
manual, with the outlet sockets facing DOW WARDS.
KEEP THIS MANUAL IN A SAFE PLACE
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
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Table of Contents
PACKAGE CO TE TS.........................................................................................................3
EXTRAS – SOLD SEPARATELY................................................................................................................. 3
IMPORTA T SAFETY I STRUCTIO S...............................................................................4
Health and Hypothermia Warnings.............................................................................................................. 4
I TRODUCTIO ....................................................................................................................5
CO TROL PA EL OVERVIEW.............................................................................................6
USER PREFERE CES - SETTI GS..........................................................................................................7
Pool Temperature................................................................................................................................... 7
Spa Temperature.................................................................................................................................... 7
I STALLATIO GUIDE..........................................................................................................8
MOU TI G LOCATIO .............................................................................................................................. 8
Mounting on Brick or Masonry Wall - Example.......................................................................................9
ELECTRICAL POWER CO ECTIO .....................................................................................................10
TEMPERATURE SE SORS..................................................................................................................... 10
HEATER CO ECTIO ............................................................................................................................ 11
AUTOMATIC VALVE ACTUATORS............................................................................................................ 11
AUXILIARY EQUIPME T.......................................................................................................................... 11
PLUMBI G EXAMPLES............................................................................................................................ 11
SYSTEM CO FIGURATIO ..................................................................................................................... 12
Authority Level...................................................................................................................................... 12
Pool and Spa Volumes......................................................................................................................... 12
Heater Configuration............................................................................................................................. 13
Solar Configuration............................................................................................................................... 14
Auxiliary Configuration.......................................................................................................................... 15
Valve Configuration............................................................................................................................... 16
I STALLATIO SCHEMATIC.................................................................................................................... 17
WIRI G..................................................................................................................................................... 17
TROUBLESHOOTI G GUIDE............................................................................................18
WARRA TY I FORMATIO ..............................................................................................20
DOMESTIC APPLICATIO S..................................................................................................................... 20
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIO S................................................................................................................ 20
CO DITIO S............................................................................................................................................ 20
OTES.................................................................................................................................21
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PACKAGE CONTENTS
Qty escription Image
1 x EXP – Expansion Module
(EXP5 shown)
1 x Water Temperature Sensor
OTE: 2 x additional sensors
are required for solar control
function – sold separately.
1 x Wall Mounting Bracket and
fastener kit
EXTRAS – SOLD SEPARATELY
Pool and Spa Combination systems require a “SPA FLOW SWITCH” to be fitted to the
spa suction line. This is so that the system is able to determine which body of water is
being treated by the chlorinator. It is also required for the solar, heater and automatic
valve actuator functions to operate correctly.
The Integrated Solar controller requires two additional temperature sensors. One is a
roof temperature sensor for measuring available solar energy, and the other is for the solar
collector water inlet temperature.
Automatic Valve Actuators can be fitted for automated control of pool and spa flow
control valves, as well as up to two additional valves for other functions such as solar
control, in-floor cleaning systems, or water features, etc.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
➔Read all sections of this owner's manual before installing or operating the
equipment
➔Do not allow children or any unqualified person to operate or perform any
maintenance on this equipment.
➔Always ensure free chlorine level is maintained above 1.0ppm and avoid free
chlorine levels above 3.0ppm
➔Ensure water is regularly tested by a pool professional, and ensure all aspects of
water balance are properly maintained.
➔Do not allow bathers to use pool or spa if the free chlorine level is above 8.0ppm
➔FOR SPA O LY I STALLATIO S: Proper sanitation requires the spa be
periodically drained completely. As a guide, the number of days between complete
spa drainage should be equal to the volume of the spa in litres, divided by 10 times
the maximum number of daily spa users
Health and Hypothermia Warnings
➔People with medical conditions should consult a physician before entering pool or
spa water
➔Maximum spa water temperature is 40 degrees C
➔Bathing time in spa water at (or near) 40 degrees C should not exceed 15 minutes
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INTRO UCTION
The Pool Lab EXP (Expansion Module) is a feature packed pool and spa automation
system that integrates all of your equipment into one powerful controller.
Available in two models to suit your requirements:
All models features integrated gas heater and solar heating system controls, and
connections for up to four automated flow control valves.
EXP5 – is a plug-in appliance that comes with a standard 10 Amp power lead. This model
is simple to install, and installation does not require an electrician.
Features 5 x 240V, 10 Amp outlet sockets and is perfect for smaller systems where the
total load of the connected equipment does not exceed 10 amps.
EXP9 – is a hard-wired appliance that requires an electrician for installation. This model
features 9 x 240V, 10 Amp outlet sockets separated into two 15 Amp circuits for a
maximum total load of 30 Amps.
Flexible configuration options allow the Pool Lab EXP to adapt to almost any residential or
small commercial pool and spa configuration.
The solar controller can be configured to suit both integrated or isolated solar systems with
options to suit simple valve controlled systems, booster pump (retro-fit) systems, or even
multiple pump solar systems.
Multiple outputs can be grouped together where preferable, for example where multiple
lighting transformers are connected and you do not need to control them independently.
Over 20 years of ground breaking research and development have led to this unique
Australian product, with pool owner's globally enjoying the benefits of Pool Lab's
innovative technology.
Welcome to Pool Lab!
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CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW
LCD DISPLAY
–The display has three top level views, and a menu system:
HOME – Displays running mode, chlorine and ph levels.
TIME/DATE – Displays current time and date
TIMER – Displays filtration O / OFF times
MAI ME U – Access settings and configuration items
UP / DOW BUTTO S
–Adjust the chlorine output level (view “HOME”)
–Adjust the time / date (view “TIME/DATE”)
–Adjust the O / OFF times (view “TIMER”)
–avigate menu system (menu system list views)
–Adjust values (menu system field editing)
VIEW BUTTO
–Switch between LCD display top level views
–Moves to the next adjustable field, or set adjusted field
–Hold for 5 seconds to enter the MAI ME U
(view “HOME” only)
–Select a menu item, or edit a field (menu system views)
BACK BUTTO
–Return to previous view, or return to view “HOME”
–Exit adjustment mode
–Display detailed cell output data (view “HOME”)
MODE BUTTO
–Toggle O / OFF / AUTO running mode.
–Returns to HOME VIEW (from any top level view)
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USER PRE ERENCES - SETTINGS
User preferences can be changed at any time. The SETTI GS menu is accessed from
the MAI ME U. The following settings are available:
Pool Temperature
Use the UP/DOW buttons to adjust the value between 0 – 40°C (default setting 25).
This temperature limit will be used for gas and solar heating when the system is in POOL
mode.
In the case of an ISOLATED solar system that always returns water to the pool, this
temperature limit will be used for solar heating in both POOL and SPA modes. This allows
the solar system to heat the pool while the spa is in use.
Gas heating will only be used in POOL mode if the HEATER configuration item HEAT
POOL is set to YES.
Solar heating will only be used in POOL mode if the SOLAR configuration item HEAT
POOL is set to YES.
Spa Temperature
Use the UP/DOW buttons to adjust the value between 0 – 40°C (default setting 35).
This temperature limit will be used for gas and solar heating when the system is in POOL
mode.
Gas heating will only be used in SPA mode if the HEATER configuration item HEAT SPA is
set to YES.
Solar heating will only be used in SPA mode if the SOLAR configuration item HEAT SPA is
set to YES.
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INSTALLATION GUI E
MOUNTING LOCATION
The EXP module must be mounted on a vertical wall or post, with the power sockets
facing downwards.
The unit will need to be mounted within approximately 2.5 meters of the Pool Lab
Chlorinator control box to allow connection of the data cable. Both units must be mounted
outside the pool zones as defined by A / ZS 3000:2000.
As a general rule for swimming pools, the Pool Lab units must be mounted at least 3.5
meters away from the inside edge of the pool to be clear of the pool zones, and at least
45cm above the ground to protect the outlet sockets from water being splashed up from
the ground.
The EXP module should be mounted so that the equipment can be easily connected.
Masonry plugs and screws are provided with the mounting bracket, and the screws
provided are also suitable for mounting to timber.
Secure the mounting bracket in place with the slotted edge to the top, and ensure the
bracket is level and firmly secured before mounting the EXP module onto it.
The bracket at the back of the EXP module hooks over the slots on the top edge of the
mounting bracket. Secure the EXP module to the bracket with the M3x16mm screws
provided.
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Mounting on Brick or Masonry Wall - Example
•Use the bracket as a stencil to mark the hole locations. Avoid locating holes near
the edge of bricks or in mortar joints where possible. Ensure the bracket is level
and the slotted edge is to the top.
•Use a hammer drill with a 6.5mm masonry bit, and drill holes to a depth of at least
40mm.
•Use a hammer or mallet to drive the masonry plugs provided into the drilled holes.
•Attach bracket to the wall with the screws provided, and ensure screws are firmly
tightened using a Phillips Head screwdriver, or clutched drill / driver with a PH2 bit.
•Mount the EXP module by hooking the bracket at the back of the unit into the slots
in the top of the bracket. Secure the unit to the bracket with 2 x M3x16mm screws
provided.
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ELECTRICAL POWER CONNECTION
EXP5 models are fitted with a power cord for connection to a standard 10 amp power
outlet. The unit is protected from overload by a 10 amp manual reset circuit breaker.
EXP10 models require an electrician to complete the electrical power connections before
commissioning the unit. The power input is divided into two 15 amp circuits with a manual
reset circuit breaker on each circuit. Power may be provided by either 1 x 32 amp circuit,
or 2 x 16 amp circuits. An isolator switch must also be installed nearby.
The Pool Lab EXP module is intended to be powered at all times. Power should only be
turned off when the system is not in use for an extended period of time.
TEMPERATURE SENSORS
FILTRATION CIRCUIT TEMP SENSOR
The Pool Lab EXP is shipped with 1 x temperature sensor included for the filtration circuit.
This sensor should be installed on the filtration system pipework before any solar or other
heating equipment. This sensor is required for the integrated gas heater controller to
function, and also enables water temperature display.
–Find a suitable location as close to the EXP module as practical.
–If the pipework is below water level, close isolation valves.
–Drain water from the pipework if necessary.
–Drill a 10mm hole in the pipe, and insert the temperature sensor. Fix in place with
the gear clamp provided.
–Run the temperature sensor wire to the EXP module terminal block at the base of
the unit. Fix wiring to the pipework with cable ties where necessary.
–Trim length if required.
–Connect temperature sensor wires to terminals marked FILTER CIRCUIT TEMP
SE SOR (any polarity).
Note: The terminal block is removable to make connection easier.
SOLAR TEMP SENSORS
If the integrated solar controller is to be used this will require 2 x additional temperature
sensors which are sold separately. *** SOLAR SE SOR KIT??? ***
One must be installed on the pipework on the inlet side of the solar collector in a location
where the water does not drain from the system. Generally the inlet side of the solar pump
is an ideal location.
This sensor should be connected to the terminals marked SOLAR I LET TEMP SE SOR.
The other sensor should be installed away from the pipework in a location that is exposed
to direct sunlight at approximately the same time as the solar collector.
*** Fit outer sheath??? ie. Piece of solar matting???***
This sensor should be connected to the terminals marked SOLAR ROOF TEMP SE SOR.
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HEATER CONNECTION
Where the integrated gas heater controller is to be used, a normally-open relay contact is
provided on the terminal block for heater control. Alternatively the auxiliary power outputs
can also be configured as a means of controlling a heater if required. Consult your heater
documentation for the recommended connection and control method. Some heaters may
require configuration settings to be changed for external temperature control. It is
recommended to set the heaters internal temperature control to the maximum allowed
setting, otherwise the water temperature will be limited to the setting on the heater.
The integrated gas heater controller can also be used for heat pump or electric heating,
although power will need to be provided separately for these.
AUTOMATIC VALVE ACTUATORS
For pool and spa combination systems, automated control of your pool and spa mode flow
control valves requires 2 x 24VAC valve actuator motors mounted on compatible valves
which are sold separately.
Some examples of valve actuator motors that are directly compatible with the Pool Lab
EXP module are: Hayward Goldline GVA-24, Pentair CVA24, or Jandy JVA 2444 Valve
Actuators.
These must be installed on the filtration pump inlet flow control valve, and the filtration
circuit return flow control valves. Consult the valve actuator documentation for specific
installation instructions.
It is recommended that a small amount of water flow to the spa when in POOL mode to
maintain water quality in the spa. This is usually achieved by setting the cams inside the
valve actuator to not completely close the spa return line.
Care should be taken when installing to ensure that flow is not blocked at any time while
the valves are in motion.
AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
Power outlet sockets are provided at the bottom of the unit for connection to auxiliary
equipment. Each connected auxiliary must be configured to suit it's application before
use.
PLUMBING EXAMPLES
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SYSTEM CON IGURATION
Once the Pool Lab Chlorinator has detected that the Pool Lab EXP is connected, the
MAI ME U will have options relating to your EXP configuration and settings.
For your connected equipment to operate as intended, it is important that all configuration
items are set to suit your system prior to use.
Authority Level
Most system configuration items are protected against accidental changes with a user
AUTHORITY level. Before you can change any system configuration items, you must first
set the AUTHORITY level to “I ST” (I STALLER).
1. Go to the MAI ME U (press and hold VIEW for 3 seconds)
2. avigate to SYSTEM CO FIG, and press VIEW
3. avigate to AUTHORITY, and press VIEW
4. Press VIEW again to edit the AUTHORITY level
5. Use the UP / DOW buttons to change the AUTHORITY level to “I ST”
6. Press VIEW to save the changes
7. Press BACK once to return to the SYSTEM CO FIG menu
The AUTHORITY level setting will automatically revert back to USER after 5 minutes of
inactivity, or it can be changed back to USER manually at any time.
Pool and Spa Volumes
The Pool Lab EXP uses the pool and spa volumes to determine if you have a pool only,
spa only, or a pool and spa combination system. For systems where a Pool Lab ASP is
also installed these volumes are used to calculate chlorine and acid deliveries.
POOL VOLUME: 0 – 250 KL (Kilolitres)
eg. 50 KL = 50,000 Litres.
Round the value down to the nearest 5 Kilolitres (5000 Litres).
Include the volume of any additional catchment basins and balancing tanks.
If installed on a SPA O LY system, set POOL VOLUME to ZERO
SPA VOLUME: 0 – 50 KL (Kilolitres)
Round the value down to the nearest 0.1 Kilolitres (100 Litres).
If installed on a POOL O LY system, set SPA VOLUME to ZERO
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Heater Configuration
HEAT POOL: (YES / O)
This will allow the gas heater to operate when the system is in POOL mode.
HEAT SPA: (YES / O)
This will allow the gas heater to operate when the system is in SPA mode.
Note: To disable the heater controller, set both HEAT POOL and HEAT SPA to NO.
COOL OWN: (number of minutes)
umber of minutes required for the gas heater to cool down before allowing the filtration
pump to turn off. This can be useful to dissipate excess residual heat which may cause
nuisance tripping of the over-temperature limit switch, or in some cases damage to the
plumbing.
Note: The COOL DOWN timer is canceled if the filtration mode is set to OFF.
Note: The COOL DOWN timer does not affect AU outputs configured as HEATER unless
they are interlocked to the filtration pump. (See AU ILIARY CONFIGURATION)
FILT O'RI E: (YES / O)
The filter override function will allow the heater controller to override the filtration timer
periods when the filtration system is in AUTO mode. This will allow the filtration pump and
gas heater to run beyond the normal filtration timer periods until the set temperature is
achieved.
CAUTION: If using this setting with HEAT POOL set to YES, you must ensure the heater
is capable of achieving the set temperature within a reasonable time period. The system
may run the heater indefinitely if it is unable to achieve the set temperature.
NOTE: This function will not initiate a start up of the filtration pump outside of normal
timer periods, it will only allow the filter pump to run on beyond the timer periods.
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Solar Configuration
HEAT POOL (YES / O)
For non-isolated solar systems such as retro-fit / solar boost pump or valve operated solar,
this will allow the solar heating system to operate when the system is in POOL mode.
For ISOLATED solar systems this will allow the solar heating system to heat the pool in
either POOL or SPA mode, and the solar controller will be bound to the pool set
temperature.
HEAT SPA (YES / O)
This will allow the solar heating system to operate when the system is in SPA mode.
Note: To disable the solar heating controller, set both HEAT POOL and HEAT SPA to NO.
ECON MO E (O / OFF)
Economy mode will give priority to solar heating when solar heat is available. This will
only take effect when both SOLAR and HEATER are in use at the same time.
If the solar system is isolated, then this will only affect operation in POOL mode.
This setting is particularly useful for saving energy when a combination of gas and solar
heating is used. The gas heater will only operate when there is insufficient solar heat
available.
ISOLATE (YES / O)
Set to YES if the solar heating system is isolated from the filtration system, and can be run
independently of the filtration system.
For valve controlled solar systems or solar boost (retro-fit) systems that require the
filtration pump to be running to operate, set this to O.
When set to YES the solar controller will always use the temperature target set for POOL
mode, and will allow solar heating of the pool in either POOL or SPA mode.
When set to O the solar controller will select the temperature target based on whether
the system is in POOL or SPA mode. If the system also has a gas heater fitted, then the
gas heater will be inhibited for a short time every time the solar turns O – this is to allow
some time for air to evacuate the solar system and protect the gas heater from thermal
shock.
FILT O'RI E (YES / O)
The filter override function will allow the solar controller to override the filtration timer
periods when the filtration system is in AUTO mode. This is useful for solar systems that
require the filtration pump to be running, as it will allow for solar heating outside the
filtration timer periods.
The override function will only operate when the solar system is on, and there is sufficient
solar heat available, and the water temperature is below the set target.
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Auxiliary Configuration
Each auxiliary output can be configured to one of the following functions:
DISABLED: Output disabled, and associated controls hidden.
E ABLE: General purpose output with timer and O - OFF – AUTO control.
SOLAR: Solar pump output controlled by the integrated solar controller.
HEATER: Heater output controlled by the integrated heater controller.
FILTER: Output synchronized with the filtration pump.
Alternatively, auxiliary outputs can be placed into the following pre-set labeled groups:
POOLLIGHT - SPA LIGHT - SPA BOOST - SPA BLOWER
I FLOOR – CLEA ER - FOU TAI
Note: Multiple auxiliary outputs can be assigned to a single group. Each group has its' own
timer and ON – OFF – AUTO control, and outputs assigned to that group will be
synchronized.
INTERLOCK ( YES / O )
If set to YES this output will only be allowed to operate when the filtration pump is running.
If set to O this output will operate independently.
Ensure this is set to YES for any pumps that require the filtration system to be running.
Eg. Retro-fit solar system boost pumps.
ALLOW w/ SPA ( YES / O )
If set to O this output will be forced off when the system is in SPA mode.
This feature can be useful for preventing certain nuisance situations when heating the spa.
For example, prevent in-floor cleaning systems with heads in the spa from operating, or
prevent solar systems that return water to the spa from operating.
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Valve Configuration
Valve 1 and 2 have a fixed configuration, and will always operate as pool / spa suction and
return flow control valves.
Valve 3 and Valve 4 can be configured to one of the following functions:
DISABLED: Valve disabled, and associated controls hidden.
E ABLE: General purpose valve with timer and P1 - P2 – AUTO control.
SOLAR: Solar flow diverter valve controlled by the integrated solar controller.
HEATER: Heater flow diverter controlled by the integrated heater controller.
POOL/SPA: Valve synchronized with POOL / SPA mode (same as Valve 1 & 2).
Alternatively, valves can be placed into the following pre-set labeled groups:
I FLOOR – CLEA ER - FOU TAI
INTERLOCK ( YES / O )
If set to YES this valve will only be allowed to operate when the filtration pump is running.
If set to O this valve will operate independently.
ALLOW w/ SPA ( YES / O )
If set to O this output will be forced to P1 (Position 1) when the system is in SPA mode.
This feature can be useful for preventing certain nuisance situations when heating the spa.
For example, prevent in-floor cleaning systems with heads in the spa from operating, or
prevent solar systems that return water to the spa from operating.
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INSTALLATION SCHEMATIC
The following schematic diagram shows an example of a typical installation.
This example shows a pool and spa combination with a gas heater and integrated solar.
The ASP must be mounted before any heaters or solar equipment, and after the filter.
The ASP must be mounted before the chlorine cell, and before the acid injection point.
The SPA FLOW SWITCH is mounted on the SPA SUCTIO line. This is only required for
pool and spa combination systems.
WIRING
Spa Flow switch (Pool & Spa Combination Systems only) must be connected to the Pool
Lab Salt Chlorinator port marked “SPA FLOW”
Peristaltic Acid Pump must be connected to the Pool Lab Salt Chlorinator port marked
“ACID PUMP”.
The Pool Lab ASP power/data cable must be connected to the Pool Lab Salt Chlorinator
port marked “ASP”.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUI E
SYMPTOM /
ISPLAY MESSAGE
POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Display Message:
“xxx REAGE T EMPTY”
The reagent has failed to
prime. If reagent bag is
empty it will need to be
replaced. Tests requiring
this reagent will not be
performed.
Replace bag if empty.
Otherwise check reagent
tubing is fitted correctly.
Check for blockages, kinks
or knots in the tubing.
Display Message:
“LOW FLOW (ASP)”
The ASP internal flow switch
has not activated. Water
tests, and acid and chlorine
deliveries will not occur in
this state.
Check water flow.
Backwash (sand) filter if
required, check skimmer and
pump baskets.
Display Message:
“PRIMI G REAGE TS”
The reagent prime cycle is
activated. This message is
informational only. The
reagent prime cycle occurs
on initial power up, or when
the prime cycle is requested
via the ASP TOOLS menu.
A partial prime may also
occur during a water test if
an air bubble was detected
in the reagent line.
If this message occurs
regularly or unexpectedly,
then you may need to
consult an approved service
agent.
Display Message:
“TESTI G WATER”
A water test is currently
being performed.
o action required.
Water tests are automatically
scheduled throughout the
filter pump timer cycle.
If tests occur when the pump
is not running, then you may
need to consult an approved
service agent.
Display Message:
“pH CHA GE DET'D”
“ACID FEED PAUSED”
“FOR xx HOURS”
A sudden upward shift in the
pH value was detected. This
may occur as the result of
adding alkaline pool
chemicals, such as pH
BUFFER or LIQUID
CHLORI E. Acid feed will
be paused for the time
shown.
o action required.
To cancel the ACID FEED
PAUSED state and resume
acid feeding, navigate to the
ASP TOOLS, ACID PRIME
view. Press VIEW to cancel
the PAUSED state.
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Display Message:
“ACID FEED xxx mL/L”
Acid dosing is in progress.
Approximate delivery
amount remaining is shown.
o action required.
Acid feed should only occur
while the filter pump is
running, otherwise you may
need to consult an approved
service agent.
Display Message:
“pH OT AT TARGET”
“CHECK ACID FEED”
The ASP has detected the
pH has not reached the set
target value for over 72
hours.
Check acid reservoir, and fill
or replace if required.
Check acid pump and feed.
Use the ACID PRIME
function from the ASP
TOOLS menu to test the
acid pump.
Display Message:
“LOW CHLORI E”
The ASP has detected a low
chlorine level <1.0ppm for
over 72 hours.
If pool usage has been very
high, then you may need to
bolster the chlorine residual
with the addition of liquid
chlorine.
Try enabling “DEMA D
MODE” if this is only an
occasional problem.
Have water tested
professionally to determine if
the pool requires a shock
dose of chlorine.
Reduce chlorine demand
with the use of pool covers,
and stabilizer for outdoor
pools.
Display Message:
“CALIBRATE ERROR”
The ASP could not calibrate
to clear water, or could not
acquire a water sample.
Consult an approved service
agent.
Display Message:
“DEMA D MODE”
The filtration timer has been
extended due to high
chlorine demand. Filter will
continue to run until the
chlorine target is met.
o action required.
This feature can be
enabled / disabled via the
SETTI GS menu.
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
DOMESTIC APPLICATIONS
3 Year Warranty – Parts (not including consumables or maintenance items*)
3 Year Warranty – Workshop Repair Labour (not including maintenance items*)
1 Year Warranty – In-field Labour (within 30km of an authorised service agent)
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS
1 Year Warranty – Parts (not including consumables or maintenance items*)
1 Year Warranty – Workshop Repair Labour (not including maintenance items*)
1 Year Warranty – In-field Labour (within 30km of an authorised service agent)
CONDITIONS
•In-field labour charges will apply to units installed for a period exceeding 12
months.
•In-field labour charges may apply within the 12 month period if location is more than
30 km from an authorised service agent.
•Freight charges are the responsibility of the home owner.
•Under no circumstances shall the manufacturer be liable for incidental or
consequential damages, inconvenience or expenses in connection with the
removal, installation or replacement of equipment.
•Under no circumstances shall the manufacturer be liable for damage caused to
persons or property as a result of use of this equipment.
•Charges will apply during the warranty period if installation or method of operation is
not is accordance with our instructions.
•Warranty extending beyond 1 year is not transferable.
•Purchase receipt must be produced to claim warranty.
•The use of bore water may void warranty where not managed correctly**, and any
associated discolouration or staining is not covered by warranty.
THE FOLLOWING INVALI ATES WARRANTY
–Incorrect installations
–Incorrect use
–Misuse
–Water in excess of 40 degrees Celcius, or lower than 0 degrees Celcius.
–Water pressure exceeding 250 kpa
–Where used for a purpose other than described in this manual
–Use of non-genuine components, reagents or indicators
–Use of chemicals or optional equipment not authorised for use by Pool Lab
–Where immediate action has not been taken to rectify a problem
* Maintenance items include the acid dosing system squeeze tube, rollers, injection point
non-return valve and fume-stop cap components.
** Always use the Langlier Index to determine the ideal pH for bore water. Damage
caused by the formation of scale is not covered by warranty.
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