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7.5 If to remove the main unit, use screwdriver to take off screws.

8. ADJUSTMENT OF SUBMERSIBLE SENSOR TUBE

8.1. It is suggested that the sensor tube should submerge into water 10cm

(3.9")

deep (see

Fig. 20); 

8.2. Turn the nut loose counterclockwise, move the extension tube up and down to
make it proper, then turn the nut tight clockwise (see Fig. 21-1/2/3/4). 

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Fig 19-1

Fig 19-3

Fig 19-4

Fig 19-2

Fig 20

Summary of Contents for JB-P03

Page 1: ...IT IN A SAFE PLACE SWIMMING POOL ALARM is designed and made by ISO 9001 certified manufacturer Our mission is to provide the highest combination of quality service and price to support our distributo...

Page 2: ...r triggering a loud pulsating alarm to give people alert in shortest time 2 PRODUCT SPARE PARTS Such device is packaged in a shipping carton that minimizes the chance of damage due to handling Check f...

Page 3: ...d replace battery as followings Remove the screws in rear battery case see Fig 3 1 2 3 4 4 2 With low battery warning function if main unit beep every 20 seconds that indicates you to replace the batt...

Page 4: ...tus Green light flash at intervals of 10s B Sleep Swimming status Yellow light flash at intervals of 10s C System Off status Red light flash at intervals of 10s D Alarming sound locking Red light and...

Page 5: ...vate automatically in 100 seconds and enter into Surveillance status 3 If you want to stop the Swimming status immediately just cintrol move button to SURVEIL meanwhile you can hear WO WO twice and gr...

Page 6: ...sound see Fig 8 5 7 Transmitter function description 5 7 1 Power on Connect the DC plug with the receiver and power on the receiver then set the red switch key to ON the LED3 of the receiver will fla...

Page 7: ...you can press the function button for 3 seconds till alarm stop then the receiver won t receive the transmitter s signal within 5 minutes Press the red button again the receiver can alarm again see F...

Page 8: ...press DI LED4 short press LED2 LED3 LED4 LED3 LED1 LED2 LED4 LED5 LED3 LED1 LED2 LED4 LED5 LED3 LED1 LED2 LED4 LED5 Fig15 2 Fig 15 3 Fig 13 1 Fig 13 2 Fig 14 Fig15 1 Short press function button 1 time...

Page 9: ...location for installation see Fig 16 1 2 3 4 IfIf If you put a rechargeable 9V battery in the receiver When the adaptor is plugged in the battery will be recharged automatically The battery can be re...

Page 10: ...nd pool wall see Fig 17 1 2 7 2 Tools needed percussive drill dia 8mm cross screwdriver dia 6mm 7 3 Procedures A set the system in Off status at first B choose the proper place to install mark the pos...

Page 11: ...NSOR TUBE 8 1 It is suggested that the sensor tube should submerge into water 10cm 3 9 deep see Fig 20 8 2 Turn the nut loose counterclockwise move the extension tube up and down to make it proper the...

Page 12: ...econds when water waves get contact with sensor see Fig 22 1 2 3 Wait till the water calm down then repeat the test in other places to make sure the alarm system work well 9 2 The options of pool test...

Page 13: ...upply be sure to stretch out the cord do not leave it tied in a bow as packaged When the main unit alarms the remote receiver not alarms move the remote receiver to different locations and stand back...

Page 14: ...RM is sold with two year limited warranty to cover defects in parts and workmanship for two year from date of purchase retain proof of purchase If our alarm exhibits a defect please contact our distri...

Page 15: ...ely after swimming If your pool has a tilted soft slope less than 30 and without discontinuity this pool alarm is not enough to supervise you need to use another alarm system to complete Turn off the...

Page 16: ...the equipment NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable...

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