Deep Blue MPULSE3000 Guide de démarrage rapide

mPULSE3000®

Pool water treatment system

Instruction & Owner’s Manual

Table of Contents

Page

Installation Instructions 3

Low Voltage Connection Instructions 4

Instructions for use with Salt Water Generator 5

Instructions for Voltage Manual Select Switch 6

Field Installation Instructions 7

Trouble Shooting 8

Regular Maintenance & Specifications 9-10

Warranty Registration 11

877-882-4695

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

(PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLING)

INSTALLATION SHOULD ONLY BE PERFORMED BY AN AUTHORIZED PROFESSIONAL

1. The Chamber must be installed in line on the return side (after the filter) to the pool:

a. Primary position: after the heater, before any salt/chlorination system.

b. Secondary position: after the filter, before the heater.

This unit may be installed vertically or horizontally and has no required flow direction.

Each of the unions on the chamber contains an o-ring. Ensure that these o-rings are

lubed and in the proper position prior to tightening the unions.

2. The Electronic Control Box must be installed no further than 6 (six) feet from the

chamber. It must be connected to the load side of the timer only to run with the

circulation pump.

a. The length of the cable from the chamber to the Electronic Control Box CANNOT

be lengthened or shortened –it is a specific length to ensure that the impedance of

the chamber is matched properly with the control head to maximize calcium

scaling prevention.

b. The AC power connection from the electronic control head to the timer is the

responsibility of the installer and must meet applicable UL standards and must be

installed in accordance with all local ordinances, and the National Electric Code

(NEC) NFPA 70.

3. Connect the plug on the low-voltage cable from the chamber to the appropriate male

ended plug at the bottom of the Electronic Control Box (see following page for further

instruction).

CAUTION: The low-voltage cord is a set length for proper operation, if the

length is modified, the warranty will be void. Use only approved wiring for

power connection.

LOW VOLTAGE CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS

SIMPLY FIT THE FEMALE END OF THE PLUG ON THE LOW-VOLTAGE CABLE

THAT CONNECTS TO THE CHAMBER ONTO THE MALE END ON THE

ELECTRONIC CONTROL BOX, WHICH IS LOCATED ON THE UNDERSIDE OF

THE BOX.

USING THE MPULSE 3000®WITH A SALT WATER

CHLORINE GENERATOR OR AN OVER-

CHLORINATED SWIMMING POOL

CAUTION: THIS OPERATION SHOULD ONLY BE COMPLETED BY A

PROFESSIONAL

After completely removing power from the input power source using a suitable

disconnect or by unplugging the product, remove the protective plate by removing

the three screws holding it on. You will see the equivalent of the above diagram.

Note the switch labeled “A” and “B”.

Standard position is “A”. This will be used for swimming pools with standard

sanitization (chlorine, etc.).

For use with a “Salt Water Chlorine Generator”, and high conductivity pools

change the switch to the “B” position. Either position can be used to decalcify

pool. Unit will keep salt generators cleaner from scaling.

Replace the protective plate (screw torque: 25-in lbs) and continue with use of the

MPULSE 3000®.

FOR SWIMMING POOL PROFESSIONALS ONLY

TO SWITCH FROM A 220/230V UNIT TO 110/115V UNIT

After turning off the power to your unit, remove the protective plate by removing

the three screws holding it on. You will see the equivalent of the above diagram.

Note the circled Voltage Select Switch. Default position of this unit is 220/230V.

The majority of swimming pool equipment sets are provided with 220-240V

electrical power. If you come across a swimming pool that instead utilizes

100-120V power, please use the following instructions:

1. Using a flat-head screwdriver, place it in the slot in the Voltage Select

Switch currently labeled 230V.

2. Move the Voltage Select Switch to the left carefully, until it reaches the far

left side and reads 115V.

Replace the protective plate (screw torque: 25-in lbs) and continue with use of the

MPULSE 3000®.

FOR SWIMMING POOL PROFESSIONALS ONLY

If existing AC cabling is not long enough for installation, external wiring and conduit can be

installed to the box. When installed with conduit, the unit should be connected to an AC branch

circuit with a maximum 20 A circuit breaker or fuse which meets the requirements for branch

circuit protection. A suitable disconnect device must be provided in the branch, either a circuit

breaker or switch, that can be employed to disconnect power to the system during servicing.

1) Remove the safety cover, loosen factory installed power cord from the AC INPUT terminal

and remove strain relief bushing from the opening in the enclosure.

2) Install new ½” trade size, UL Listed conduit fitting into 7/8” diameter opening and

tighten/install in accordance with the fitting’s instructions. Fitting and conduit should be

suitable for the installation environment, such as liquid tight conduit, and installed in

compliance with all applicable local ordinances and the NEC.

a. The AC INPUT terminal can handle COPPER wire 8 to 18 AWG solid or stranded.

3) Pull new copper wiring thru conduit into the box, provide service loop and strip ends of wire

insulation 5/16”.

4) Connect new wiring to the AC INPUT terminal as follows:

115V Configuration: 230V Configuration:

L1 –115V (often black) L1 –230V Phase A (black)

L2 –Neutral (often white) L2 –230V Phase B (black)

GND –Ground (green) GND –Ground (green)

5) Torque terminal screws to 16 in-lbs (1.8 Nm) tight.

6) Set AC VOLTAGE SELECTION SWITCH to the appropriate input voltage [115 / 230].

7) Select conductivity [A] or [B].

8) Install safety cover.

TROUBLESHOOTING

WHAT TO DO WHEN THE “FUNCTION” LED LIGHT COMES

During normal operation of your MPULSE 3000®, the Power LED will be illuminated

blue and the Function LED red light will be extinguished. Use either conductivity

switch position A or B as long as the LED red light is extinguished.

Whenever power is applied to the Electronic Control Box, the Function LED will

briefly illuminate and then turn off if the Electronic Control Box does not detect any

Fault Conditions. If the Function LED remains illuminated, see below for trouble

shooting options:

Troubleshooting Options:

1. Check to ensure that the Chamber is plugged into the Electronic Control Box.

2. Ensure that there is water flowing through the chamber. Lack of proper water

flow will lead to a Red Function light.

3. Ensure that there are no “shorts” or “opens” in the Chamber cord.

4. Change to alternative conductivity switch position if red LED remains

illuminated.

5. Have you recently treated the pool with muriatic acid or chlorine? This could

change the conductivity of the water leading to a red light. Wait for 48 hours

and check again.

6. Check chemistry and make sure that chlorine and pH levels are within proper

range. If they are out of limits electronic box will give red light until it

measures 48 hours of conductivity acceptable water.

If none of the above options improve proper unit function, turn off the power to the

unit (switch the timer off) for 10 seconds to reset the electronics and test again.

If the Function light continues to glow red, please contact Technical Support at

877-882-4695 or review other information on our website www.4deepblue.com

CONDITIONS IN REGARDS TO USE OF THE MPULSE 3000®POOL

WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM

Results of use with the MPULSE 3000®Pool Water Treatment System may vary. As

with any swimming pool product of this nature, overall success depends on many

factors which include but are not limited to:

Amount of calcium hardness contained in the water (Recommended levels are

200-400 PPM)

Age of water (water should be changed every 3-4 years)

Source of water (private well, municipality, etc.)

Age and wear of the swimming pool surfaces

Chemical maintenance and pH balance

Seasonal temperatures and duration of filtering cycle (8 hours minimum in

season adjust as water requires)

Porous surfaces (i.e. rock features) and splash areas around spill-ways and at pool

water level

Pool owners and service personnel must remember that regular maintenance and

scheduled service must be followed in order for the MPULSE 3000®to provide the highest

level of performance. This includes a regular weekly maintenance schedule consisting of

(but not limited to): maintaining a pH level between 7.2 and 7.6, maintaining an Alkalinity

level between 80 to 120 PPM. Maintenance should also include regularly brushing the

water line, spillways, tile, and water features, as well as any other calcium plagued areas of

the swimming pool.

Generally, Muriatic Acid is used in swimming pools to lower the pH level, and to aid in

balancing Alkalinity.

Maintaining a pH level between 7.2 and 7.6 in swimming pool water, helps to ensure

other pool chemicals work properly. It also helps prevent damage to pool surfaces and

equipment, and it also helps prevent eye irritation.

While controlling the form of calcium in the swimming pool, the MPULSE 3000® also

aids in the process of balancing the pH levels by releasing the positive hydrogen ions

from the calcium bicarbonate. In high concentrations, acid can also free these positive

ions from calcium bicarbonate.

Adding unnecessary Muriatic Acid will change the conductivity of the water and could

effect the operation of the MPULSE 3000® and negate the scale reduction. When the acid

dissipates, the conductivity will return to normal and the MPULSE 3000® will perform

correctly again. Always check pH levels prior to adding Muriatic Acid.

SPECIFICATIONS

Chamber:

Interconnect Method: 2” Slip Connection with Union

Flow Rate: 65 GPM or 250 LPM

Max Temperature 200º F (93º C)

Weight: 8 Lbs or 3.65 kg

Size: 24” x 5” x 5”

Maximum pressure: 100 PSI

Electronic Control Box:

Input Voltage: 115/230 VAC (selectable)

Input Current: 0.16/0.08 Amps

Max Output Voltage: 50Vpp

Max Output Current: 350mA RMS

Output Frequency: 4.1 KHz ± 0.1 KHz

Max Temperature: 140º F (60º C)

Weight: 6 Lbs or 2.72 kg

Size: 9” x 5” x 4”

Mechanical

Torque - 16 in-lbs.

Wire Range: 8 ~ 18 AWG

Insulation Strip length - 5/16"

IMPORTANT NOTE

The mPULSE3000 does not remove calcium and due to evaporative

conditions, calcium will still be visible in SPLASH ZONES around water

features, zero edge pools and spillways the calcium will be evident unless the

water is continuously reintroduced into the main body of water which

continuously retreats the calcium. The variance of this visible calcium is

dependent upon the water in your specific area.

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