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6. ELECTRICAL CONNEXION
6.1. MONOCOLOR LAMPS (see diagram page 16)
The electrical connection of the monocolour lamps consists solely in turning the system on and off.
6.2. RGB LAMPS
The LED lamp can be controlled in two different ways: either by a normally closed pushbutton or by means of the
modulator and/or remote control.
In both cases, you should make sure that the voltage received by the lamp is never more than 12V AC.
The lamp should only be operated underwater and anchored to the vertical walls of the pool.
6.2.A. OnLED ECO: pushbutton control
The system has 14 operation modes: 7 set colours and 7 sequences of different colours. The colour or sequence is
changed by a quick press of the pushbutton. The lamp/s is/are placed in white if the pushbutton is pressed for longer.
Electrical connection diagram (see diagram page 16)
The OnLED ECO system is composed of the projector/s, the transformer and the normally closed (NC) pushbutton.
The Transformer must be dimensioned to supply the corresponding VA to each LED lamp which is connected (see
table on back page). For example, if we want to control 4, 70VA PAR56 v2 lamps we must connect them in parallel to
a minimum 300VA transformer.
The pushbutton must be able to withhold the power consumed by the number of lamps installed.
Operation modes
The OnLED ECO unit enables different light scenarios to be created inside the swimming pool with two operation
possibilities:
Set colour: Selection of one set colour out of seven possibilities.
COLOUR Nº COLOUR
1 White
2 Red
3 Blue
4 Green
5 Magenta
6 Cyan
7 Yellow
Automatic colour sequence: Selection from among seven programmes of colour sequences. Each programme is
defined by the duration of each colour and of the transition from one colour to another, according to the following table:
SEQUENCE ORDER OF COLOURS
1 Red Blue Green Magenta Cyan Yellow
2 Red Green Cyan Blue Magenta Yellow
3 Magenta Cyan Yellow - - -
4 Red Blue Green - - -
5 Magenta Cyan Yellow - - -
6 Yellow Magenta Cyan - - -
7 Green Red Blue - - -
The colour or sequence is changed by pressing the pushbutton. The colour and sequence cycle is rotary. For example,
if you are in colour 5, by pressing once, you will reach colour 6. If you press once again, you will go to sequence 7. If
you are in sequence 7, press once and you will get to colour 2, which is Red.
Colour 1, corresponds to white and is reached by one long press.
6.2.B. OnLED TOP: Modulator control and/or Remote control
The system has 20 operation modes: 12 set colours and 8 sequences of different colours.
The Modulator controls switching the lamps on and off, changes of colour and sequences and switching off timing.
If you have a remote control, apart from the modulator operations, you can also switch colours of a sequence on and
off and select the switching off time.
Electrical connection diagram (see diagram page 16)
For correct installation, you will need the Modulator, the transformer and finally the LEDs lamp. As an option, this
system can be controlled by Remote Control.