Theralux POOL+ MANAGER A2 APP Manuel utilisateur

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POOL+ MANAGER A2 APP

Instruction Manual

DESCRIPTION

The Pool+ Manager A2 Controller manages

your pool, spa and heating requirements from your smart phone

via the home WIFI. It will control single and many multi speed pumps, sanitiser, heater,

solar heating, lights,

water features, pool/spa valve actuators and all spa equipment requirements.

The Pool+ Manager A2

Control system is modular and can accommodate most pool control requirements big

or small.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY

YOUNG CHILDREN OR INFIRM PERSONS WITHOUT

SUPERVISION. PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOUNG

CHILDREN ARE SUPERVISED TO ENSURE THAT THEY

DO NOT PLAY WITH THE APPLIANCE.

CONTROLLER MOUNTING

Find a suitable location to mount the control box.

Ideally, as with all pool equipment, it should be

installed out of direct weather and no closer than

3 metres from the water’s edge, at a minimum

600mm above ground. The power cable is 1.8m

long and should be plugged directly into a general

power outlet, not into an extension lead.

Mount the pump and sanitiser according to the

manufacturer’s instructions.

SANITISER CONNECTION

The sanitiser (Ioniser, Chlorinator, etc) can be

connected to any of the 240V sockets on either the

Master Controller or on one of the Expansion

Units. The sanitiser must be set to operate 24hrs

per day as the Pool+ Manager A2 controller will

control the number of hours per day the system

will operate. Refer to the sanitiser instructions for

24hr timer setup and dosing requirements.

Note: Both the Sanitiser and the Filtration pump

will need to be allocated sockets in 6.1 of the

Installer Menu.

POWER OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

The 240VAC Output Sockets are for equipment to

be controlled via the Pool+ Manager A2 controller.

Each socket can be assigned via the menu and/or

app.

The maximum combined load for both sockets on

the master controller, is 9.98 AMPS at 2395W.

HEATER CONTROL

Set the heaters temperature limit to maximum

(40°C). The heaters internal control will be

interrupted, to turn off heating. The heater

interlock cable connects to the green socket

marked INT which switches on (closes) the voltage

free NO/C relay contacts when the heater is to be

turned on. The heater end of the interlock cable

connects in series with the heater’s pressure/flow

or fireman’s switch. Contact the heater

manufacturer for the best location to connect to.

The heater interlock is for extra low-voltage (MAX

30V at 2Amps) switching only.

Note: If the heater’s flow or pressure switch circuit

is 240Vac, an external relay (KIT10) which can be

purchased separately, is to be connected by a

licensed electrician.

If the heat pump/gas heater is equipped with a

“Demand Heat” function, the heater interlock

cable will be connected into the socket labelled as

“Pump Call”. The controller will over-ride the filter

pump when flow is called for by the heat pump

which monitors the temperature within its own

defined run times. Connect the heater cable from

the controller output to the heater’s connection

point. Check with heater manufacturer for correct

interlocking procedure.

Note: If the heater’s flow or pressure switch circuit

is 240Vac, an external relay (KIT11) which can be

purchased separately, is to be connected by a

licensed electrician.

VALVES

The Pool+ Manager A2 has 4 valve actuator sockets

for the controlling of solar heating, water features,

pool/spa water flow, and In Floor cleaning.

Note: If wiring your own supplied valve then wire

as per the label on the base of the controller (Red,

Black then White) red and white are for direction

control and black is the common. Ensure the

switch on the valve actuator is in the ON position.

Refer the valve instructions for mounting

requirements, cam adjustments etc.

Maximum power for the VALVE output is 24VA.

SENSORS

Fix the mounting bracket to a solid structure via

screws and wall plugs kit provided, and slide the

controller on, locking into place. Adjust the

screws on the back of unit to ensure a snug fit.

To remove unit, lift and gently pull away from

mounting bracket.

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POOL SENSOR

The pool sensor must be fitted into the heating

circuit, upstream of the heater and preferably in a

position out of direct sunlight. It is recommended

that a 14.5mm hole be drilled in the side of the PVC

pipe (not the top of the pipe where water will

collect), this can be carried out using a Theralux

PD01 grinding drill or a small pilot hole can be

drilled with a 14.0mm drill-bit used spinning in a

counter clockwise direction to minimize the

chance of shattering pipe. Insert the grommet into

the pipe and gently push in the sensor barb. Ideally

~30cm of the cable from the sensor should be tied

to the shaded side of the pipe to prevent extreme

ambient conditions leeching into the sensor via the

copper in the cable. The blue sensor plug is to be

fitted to either Sensor 1 or 2 port located beneath

the controller (see diagram on p 4).

ROOF SENSOR

If a roof sensor is installed, it must be fitted into a

small piece of collector material away from the

main collector but on the same aspect, preferably

no more than 50cm from the roof gutter (for ease

of sensor replacement). If required, the roof sensor

can be on a different roof as the solar collector as

long as the alignment to the sun is similar to the

solar collector. For encapsulated collector panels

use the manufacturer’s instructions for roof sensor

placement. The red sensor plug is to be fitted to

either Sensor 1 or 2 port located beneath the

controller (see diagram on p 4).

SENSOR NOTES: All excess cable must be removed;

coils of cable are not permitted under any

circumstances and must not be tied to 240V

wiring. If the cable is to be extended with non-

genuine cable a size of 14/020 should be used. Any

cable joins should be soldered. Heat shrink is to be

used over soldered joints to eliminate moisture

ingress.

EXPANSION UNITS

The Pool+ Manager A2 has the capacity to have an additional 2 expansion units connected to it. Each

Expansion Unit has an additional 3, 240VAC Output sockets that are controlled via the Pool+ Manager A2

controller. Up to an additional 6 power sockets can be utilised and controlled by the Pool+ Manager A2 master

controller.

The Expansion Units are rated at either 10Amps or 15Amps. All 3 sockets of the Expansion Unit are rated the

same. 3 sockets at 10Amps or 3 sockets at 15Amps.

EXPANSION UNIT MOUNTING

Find a suitable location to mount the control box.

Ideally, as with all pool equipment, it should be

installed out of direct weather and no closer than

3 metres from the water’s edge, at a minimum

600mm above ground. The power cable is 1.8m

long and should be plugged directly into a general

power outlet, not into an extension lead.

Mount as per main controller.

POWER OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

The 240VAC Output Sockets are for equipment to

be controlled via the Pool+ Manager A2. Each

socket can be assigned via the menu and/or app.

The maximum combined load for all three sockets

of the module is either, 9.98 Amps / 2340 Watts,

or, 14.98 Amps / 3540 Watts. Please refer to the

unit’s rating label.

The 15Amp rated expansion unit must be plugged

into a 15Amp rated GPO.

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INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS

The Pool+ Manager A2 Master Controller and an Expansion Unit.

MASTER CONTROLLER

EXPANSION UNIT/S

10 & 15AMP

Expansion Unit 1

Socket 3

Expansion Unit 2

Socket 6

Expansion Unit 1

Socket4

Expansion Unit 2

Socket 7

Expansion Unit 1

Socket5

Expansion Unit 2

Socket 8

If Expansion Unit 1, the connection cable to the

master controller will plug in here.

If Expansion Unit 2, the connection cable runs

from here to Expansion unit 1

If Expansion Unit 1, the connection cable from

Expansion Unit 2 will plug in here. It will be

unused if there is no Expansion Unit 2.

If Expansion unit 2 connection port is unused.

Pin 1 is on the right-hand

side of the plug

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

LCD SCREEN

In Automatic (Pool) mode the LCD screen displays; the time of day, what time the current filtration cycle will

finish/start at, if more than one filtration cycle is set, then the start time of the next filtration cycle is

displayed, current pool and roof temperatures or any faults are displayed, current status of the pump

(run/inactive), Heat Demand time (if active), and whether the WIFI is active or disabled.

In Spa mode the LCD screen will display; the time of day, SPA MODE on, pool temperature or sensor fault,

Temperature – both current temperature and set temperature of the spa, pump status, and WIFI status.

LCD INDICATORS

There are arrow icons on the LCD screen that point to text on the label.

CONTROLLER BUTTONS

AUTO

Pressing the AUTO button will run the controller in automatic pool mode. If the AUTO

button is pressed while in the settings menu, the changed settings will be used but not

saved. If there is a power failure the controller will retrieve the previously saved settings.

On power–up the controller will start automatic pool operation.

BACK Pressing the BACK button will allow you to go back to previous menu options.

ENTER Pressing the ENTER button will turn on the LCD backlight or

Pressing the ENTER button will accept the currently displayed setting option.

After pressing the MENU button, a range of options can be selected from and changed.

The selectable options in the MENU are as follows:

1) FILTER TIMES

2) TEMPERATURE SETTINGS

3) MANUAL ON

4) TIMERS

5) LIGHTS

6) INSTALLER MENU

UP & DOWN The UP & DOWN buttons allow you to scroll through different functions and or settings

in the menus, as well as increasing or decreasing temperature settings.

SPA

The SPA button allows you to toggle between Pool and Spa modes.

Pressing the SPA button begins the process of heating the spa to the spa temperature

limit. The pool/spa valve will move to the spa and prime the pump if required. Heating

will occur to the displayed set temperature. To return to automatic pool operations

press the AUTO button or press the SPA button to return to automatic pool operations

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PUMP

If at any time the PUMP button is pressed the pump is switched on and the following

will be displayed:

3 MINS BACKWASH

ENDS IN xx:xx:xx

This function is used for a system back wash, pool vacuuming, manually running the

system for a set amount of time, running the filtration system after adding chemicals,

etc. It can also be used to stop the pump from running (if maintenance is required) for

a set amount of time.

Use the Up/Down buttons to increase or decrease the amount of time that the pump

will run, or not run. The countdown timer lets you know how much time is left until the

manual function ends.

The timer amounts after the

3 minute backwash are:

PUMP ON: 30 MINS,

PUMP ON: 1HR,

PUMP ON: 2HR,

PUMP ON: 3HR,

PUMP ON: 5HR,

PUMP ON: 9HR,

PUMP ON: 10HR,

PUMP ON: 15HR,

PUMP ON: 20HR, and

PUMP ON: 24HR.

The timer amounts to stop the pump

are displayed as follows:

HOURS OFF: 01HR,

HOURS OFF: 02HR,

HOURS OFF: 03HR,

HOURS OFF: 05HR,

HOURS OFF: 09HR,

HOURS OFF: 10HR,

HOURS OFF: 15HR,

HOURS OFF: 20HR, and

HOURS OFF: 24HR.

At any time during the count down, if you press the ENTER button, the timer will reset

to the selected time, and start again.

During the count down, if you press the PUMP button again, the controller will return

to automatic operation.

NOTE

It is advisable to go into Installer Setup first and enter all equipment that will be utilised/allocated in the

Menu functions.

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The menu system can be navigated using the ↑ or ↓ buttons. All selectable and changeable values will be

displayed on the LCD screen. Press the ENTER button to accept the currently displayed item.

All menu items are shown below:

1) FILTER TIMES

2) TEMPERATURE SETTINGS

3) MANUAL ON

4) TIMERS

5) LIGHTS

6) INSTALLER MENU

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FILTER TIMES

You have the option to choose up to 4 different Filtration Times.

When you select the FILTER TIMES menu option, the screen will display:

FILTER ON

TIME 1 OFF

When you select ON and press ENTER the screen will display:

FILTER XX:XX

TIME 1 ON XX:XX

Adjust the start time and end time for the required filter cycle. The circulation pump

will run between these times for filtration purposes.

Once you have set the first filter time, you will then be asked to select a pump speed

for the first filter cycle.

Note: This will only be displayed if you have installed a Multi Speed Pump through the

Installer Setup (6.2). You won’t be asked for a pump speed if Single Speed pump was

selected in the Installer Setup (6.2).

This will be displayed as:

FILTER TIME 1

SPEED 1, (2,3, or 4 can be selected, depending on pump).

Once you have selected a speed for the first Filter Cycle, the option for a second filter

cycle will be displayed:

FILTER ON

TIME 2 OFF

Set and adjust as with Filter Time 1 or if not required then set the timer to OFF.

Repeat the above steps for Filter Time 3 and 4.

Note: You can run different pump speeds in the separate filter times.

 Filter cycle 1 may run at speed 4, filter cycle at speed 2, filter cycle 3 at speed

1, and filter cycle 4 at speed 4.

 For example:

Filter Time 1: 8.00 – 9.00 at speed 4.

Filter Time 2: 9.00 – 15.00 at speed 2.

Filter Time 3: 15.00 – 16.00 at speed 4.

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TEMPERATURE

SETTINGS

When you enter Temperature Settings, the first setting that will be displayed is:

POOL

TEMPERATURE 27o.

**Range is OFF, 20oc to 40oc in 1oc increments. Default is 27oc.**

This temperature is the minimum pool temperature that you would like the Heater to

heat the pool to if a heater is utilised.

The temperature limit can be increased or decreased with the ↑ or ↓ buttons to a

temperature of your choice.

Once you have selected a Pool Temperature, press Enter and the temperature will be

set. The controller will then display:

SPA

TEMPERATURE 37oc.

**Range is OFF, 20oc to 40oc in 1oc increments. Default is 37oc.**

This is the temperature that you would like the SPA to be at when in use.

The temperature limit can be increased or decreased with the ↑ or ↓ buttons to a

temperature of your choice.

Once you have selected a Pool Temperature, press Enter and the temperature will be

set. The controller will then display:

SOLAR

TEMPERATURE 30oc.

**Range is OFF, 20oc to 40oc in 1oc increments. Default is 30oc.**

This is the temperature you would like the solar to heat the pool to, if it is utilised.

The temperature limit can be increased or decreased with the ↑ or ↓ buttons to a

temperature of your choice. Once you have selected a Pool Temperature, press Enter

and the temperature will be set.

The controller will then return you to the Main Menu.

MANUAL ON

In this menu setting you will be able to manually turn on any socket or valve that has

been allocated an appliance.

Socket 1 through to 8, and valve 1 through to 4, if allocated.

Press Enter to open the setting and the controller will display:

S1: XXXXXXXXX

AUTO

Use the ↑ or ↓ buttons to move between the allocated sockets and valves.

If a socket or valve hasn’t been allocated an appliance, then it won’t be shown.

Press the Enter button to toggle between; AUTO, OFF, & ON.

Press the Auto Button to return all appliances to normal automatic operation.

Please remember that you will also need to turn the appliance back to Auto,

otherwise it will continue to run.

Note 1: If a socket has been set to ALWAYS ON, then you won’t be able to turn it on manually.

Note 2: If a valve has been allocated to Pool/Spa, you will not be able to turn it on using this

menu option.

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TIMERS

When you enter the TIMER menu, you can set a number of the allocated appliances on

a timer. The appliance has to be allocated a socket or valve to be allowed a Timer

setting. Each appliance has the choice of either; Off, 1 time, or 2 timer allocations.

**Note: Time periods for different appliances can overlap each other.**

The first available appliance to be set on a timer will be displayed as:

Socket #X

XXXXXXXXXXXX.

Press the ENTER button to be able to adjust the time setting or use the ↑ or ↓ buttons

to display the Appliance to be set.

You will see displayed:

XXXXXXXXXXX

TIME 1 ON.

Toggle the ↑ or ↓ buttons to either turn the appliance ON or OFF the timer.

If you select OFF the next allocated appliance will be shown.

If you select ON then the controller will display:

XXXXXXXXXXXXX

TIME 1 FRM XX.XX

Use the↑ or ↓ buttons and the Enter button to allocate a start time. Once the time has

been entered, the next display will be:

XXXXXXXXXXXXX

TIME 1 TO XX.XX

Use the↑ or ↓ buttons and the Enter button to allocate an end time. Once the time has

been entered, the next display will be:

XXXXXXXXXXXXX

TIME 2 ON/OFF

Adjust TIME 2 setting as with TIME 1.

Once the TIMER setting has been completed you can move onto the next allowable

appliance. Adjust and set as above.

Notes:

 Socket type “Sanitiser” is not allowed on appliance timer, as it follows filter timer.

 Socket type “Filter Timer” is not allowed on appliance timer, as it follows filter timer.

 Socket type “Solar” is not allowed on appliance timer, it follows solar configuration.

 Socket type “Always On” is not allowed on appliance timer.

 Socket type “Blower” is not allowed on appliance timer, used only in Spa mode.

 Socket type “Jet Pump” is not allowed on appliance timer, used only in Spa mode.

 Valve type “Pool/Spa” is not allowed on appliance timer, used on in Pool/Spa mode.

 Valve type “Solar” is not allowed on appliance timer, as it follows solar configuration.

 VF contact types are not allowed on appliance timers.

Please ensure that when you set the timers for different appliances, that the maximum

combined load DOES NOT exceed either the controllers power rating, or the power

rating of the expansion unit when the different appliances are turned on at the same

time.

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