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21/22 - Installation instructions for the OPEN SURF System and OPEN SURF System 2 above-water automatic slatted safety cover

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11.  Appendix: reminder of 

installation rules

11.1  Solar panel operating principle

A  solar  panel  is  an  assembly  of  silicon  cells.  The 

property of this material is that is generates electricity 

when  in  sunlight.  This  is  the  photovoltaic  effect 

discovered by Becquerel in 1839.
The solar light photons 

transfer their energy to the 

semi-conductor  material  electrons  which  start  to 

move and create an electric current transmitted by a 

very fine metal mesh.

ELECTRONS

ELECTRONS

PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM

PHOTONS

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PLEASE REMEMBER: The SOLAR PANEL ONLY OPERATES 

and produces current if DIRECTLY EXPOSED to SUNLIGHT 

which carries photons.
To  slow  down  battery  wear,  we  recommend  not 

discharging  them  below  60%  of  their  capacity 

(corresponds to use for 20 cycles for a 4 x 8 pool).

11.2 Panel orientation

PLEASE  REMEMBER:  The  MOTOR  STAND  that 

supports the SOLAR PANEL must be SOUTH facing.

West

North

South

East

Oriented towards full sunlight producing 

100%

 of its 

power.

11.3  Projected shade and surrounding 

vegetation

PLEASE REMEMBER: The SOLAR PANEL must not be 

in  any  SHADE  from  an  object  or  the  surrounding 

vegetation.

In  full  sunlight  but  with  the  shadow  of  the  key 

holder, example above, the panel produces 87 % 

of its power. The key must be removed from after 

each use
The  shade  from  vegetation  reduces  the  panel 

power. Example above, the panel produces 19 % of 

its power. Ban all vegetation near the panel.
The shade from an object (post, seat, etc.) reduces 

the  panel  power.  Example  above,  the  panel 

produces 32% of its power. Move any objects that 

could shade the panel away.
If an object is placed on the panel and covers at least 

on complete cell, the panel will no longer produce 

power. Its power will drop to 0 %. Warn users not to 

cover the solar panel with towels for example.

SOLAR RAYS:

REMEMBER: in LESS SUNNY REGIONS, THE SOLAR 

PANEL will receive less solar energy and will therefore 

PRODUCE LESS ENERGY (reduced output). It will take 

longer to charge the batteries. This is why, in these 

cases, the exposure must be optimal, south facing 

and without any shade.

Summary of Contents for NEXTPOOL OPEN SURF SYSTEM

Page 1: ...ease read carefully and keep available for later use 01 2022 Version AE 12 205 6EN 01 2022 ABOVE WATER SLATTED SAFETY COVER OPEN SURF System OPEN SURF System S l a t t ed cover s sta n da r d Complian...

Page 2: ...OL s experience in manufacturing automatic slatted covers since 1995 It will allow users to make the best use of this product which should give compete satisfaction Compliant with the highest requirem...

Page 3: ...N SURF 2 solar 12 3 10 Final overall dimensions of the OPEN SURF2 slatted cover 13 3 11 Final overall dimensions of the RAISED OPEN SURF 13 4 Electric connections 4 1 Cabled model 14 4 2 Stand alone a...

Page 4: ...g and in watertight and accessible boxes located outside of volume 0 of the swimming pool as per the NF C 15 100 standard 1 1 5 Cable exit Determine the cable output position once the rails have been...

Page 5: ...on the pool liner at the level of the edge opposite the cable exit 1 3 3 Measure a precise length A of 1 m less than the length of the pool and make a mark 2 at the end of A on the pool liner 1 3 4 O...

Page 6: ...weighs 295 kg and measures 4 6 x 0 6 x 0 8 h 2 1 3 For a 5 x 10 pool the container weighs 395 Kg and measures 5 6 x 0 6 x 0 8 h Fig 5 0 8 m x 0 6 m W 4 2 4 7 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 2 10 2 11 2 12 2 X 4 6...

Page 7: ...cut to embed the rail on the bearing block side 25 x 45 mm 45 80 25 Spacing between rails pool 700 mm approx Minimum width cut to embed the rail on the motor side 25 x 80 mm Fig 8 3 3 Assembling the...

Page 8: ...rail so that it is parallel to the pool Fig 13 Fig 14 Pre drill all the other holes keeping the OPEN SURF close to the hole to be drilled in order to maintain a constant gap between the rails Fig 14...

Page 9: ...ls bring the power supply cable to the stand Fig 18 Fig 19 Power supply stand Mark the 4 holes using the plate 6 and drill using a 12 mm bit Fit the threaded rods 5 using chemical sealer The rods must...

Page 10: ...from the edge of the rail The length of the bar must be adjusted from the end of the rail and finish 9 cm from the sides of the coping Carry out tests to check that the cover opens over the pool elec...

Page 11: ...urf 1 covers Using an Allen wrench unscrew the TRHC M6 x 16 screw lift then remove the cover from the stand Fig 27 Fig 28 3 7 2 Removing Surf 2 covers Using an Allen wrench unscrew the 4 lateral TRHC...

Page 12: ...12 13 14 15 X 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400 X 3 9 Removing the solar panel OPEN SURF 2 solar Dismantle the motor cover see 3 6 to access the connectors Fig 30 Disconnect the red and...

Page 13: ...shaft dimensions Pool width 596 mm Beam width Pool width 636 mm Overall dimensions Pool width 910 mm 140 3 10 Final overall dimensions of the OPEN SURF2 slatted cover Pool length 8 m 10 m 12 m D min d...

Page 14: ...connecting cable to the terminals marked and in the box Fig 32 230V AC 24V DC ON OFF T N P 2A 4 1 2 Connect the power cables to the screw terminal inside the stand Fig 33 Test the tube s rotation in...

Page 15: ...32 Connect the 230 V power supply cable in the electric box to the terminal marked T for the earth P for the phase and N for the neutral Connect the two power wires of the connecting cable to the term...

Page 16: ...cabled solar model electric diagram SURF System 1 Connect the spiral wire to the screw terminal inside the previously installed solar stand SURF System 2 The solar panel is assembled on the SURF fram...

Page 17: ...nds on wires 1 and 2 of the motor cable and not directly the box and Check the condition and the correct tightening of the electric connections 7 1 For the models with a box 7 1 1 Checking the box Che...

Page 18: ...gulator must be returned to AS POOL for analysis Rectifier test 24 V DC Direct Current on the square rectifier the terminal is perpendicular to the other 3 terminals The terminal is diagonally opposit...

Page 19: ...the cover making sure that the motor cable does not get entangled Lock the safety mechanisms When commissioning the roller a new adjustment of the motor limit switches will be needed 7 3 4 Checking t...

Page 20: ...afety mode see troubleshooting 10 1 2 The regulator emits light signals to warn the user of a change in the state of the batteries 10 2 Troubleshooting 1 2 3 Charge level Yellow LED 1 comes on at 75 Y...

Page 21: ...be SOUTH facing West North South East Oriented towards full sunlight producing 100 of its power 11 3 Projected shade and surrounding vegetation PLEASE REMEMBER The SOLAR PANEL must not be in any SHADE...

Page 22: ...an Open Close cycle Full batteries can power 40 cycles while leaving enough in reserve to allow a safety closure In comparison a 6 m x 12 cover that consumes an average of 3 A in 6 minutes uses 7 2 W...

Page 23: ...Safety instructions and user guide for the automatic pool cover Please read carefully and keep available for later use 01 2022 Version AE 12 018 12EN 01 2022 Slatted covers...

Page 24: ...hildren Drowning happens very quickly Children close to a pool require constant monitoring and active supervision even if they can swim The physical presence of a responsible adult is indispensable wh...

Page 25: ...he sound level generated by the automatic safety cover when running is 65 dB 0 0UV FERM The cover is controlled using a control that is locked using a key or an access code placed in the immediate poo...

Page 26: ...s complete 6 Keep a permanent view over the cover and the pool while it is moving Make sure to keep people away from the roller 7 Keep the control key or the remote control out of the reach of childre...

Page 27: ...use brownish stains to appear on the slats This natural phenomenon is not covered by our guarantee 3 Advice for use Always check that the pool water level remains constant and in compliance with the m...

Page 28: ...er level regulation overflow not clogged automatic filling correctly set Make sure that the area where the cover motor is located is fitted with a drain preventing the motor from being submerged at al...

Page 29: ...on the specificities of the pool AS POOL does not communicate directly with pool owners Have the automatic cover serviced by a swimming pool professional we recommend your swimming pool installer whos...

Page 30: ...t the batteries must be disconnected and stored in a dry place When putting back into service let the batteries charge a half day of sunlight before operating the cover 7 Guarantee Our one year guaran...

Page 31: ...Blue PVC Light grey PVC Galet grey PVC Blue tinted two ply PVC Clear polycarbonate Blue tinted translucent polycarbonate Blue tinted two ply polycarbonate Mother of pearl tinted two ply polycarbonate...

Page 32: ...ic box check the 10A 30mA ground fault circuit breaker The on off button on the box is ON Fuses are in good condition 12 V or 24 VDC voltage on the motor power terminals when the key is turned Continu...

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