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Plantronics.com/habitat

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support

 

 

VI.

 

OPERATION

 

&

 

MAINTENANCE

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Water

 

Feature

 

Basic

 

Controls

 

 

Floor

 

Electrical

 

Receptacle

 

Location

 

 

Basic

 

Component

 

Layout

 

 

Draining

 

&

 

Filling

 

the

 

System

 

 

Maintenance

 

Snapshot

 

 

Visual

 

Inspection

 

(monthly)

 

 

Frame

 

Maintenance

 

and

 

Cleaning

 

 

Water

 

Panel

 

Surface

 

Maintenance

 

and

 

Cleaning

 

 

Pump

 

Disclaimer

 

&

 

Troubleshooting

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Regular

 

inspection

 

and

 

periodic

 

surface

 

cleaning

 

is

 

required

 

in

 

order

 

to

 

preserve

 

the

 

functionality

 

and

 

appearance

 

of

 

the

 

water

 

feature;

 

it

 

is

 

recommended

 

that

 

several

 

parts

 

and

 

components

 

are

 

inspected

 

regularly

 

to

 

maximize

 

the

 

performance

 

and

 

lifespan

 

of

 

the

 

feature.

 

If

 

any

 

issues

 

are

 

noticed,

 

they

 

should

 

be

 

addressed

 

immediately

 

in

 

order

 

to

 

avoid

 

long

‐

term

 

impact

 

on

 

the

 

feature.

  

This

 

section

 

includes

 

instructions

 

and

 

component

 

information

 

for

 

reference

 

during

 

operation

 

and

 

maintenance.

 

Summary of Contents for Habitat PWF105-C

Page 1: ...Habitat Plantronics com Plantronics com habitat support ENCLOSED MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...on Section I contains very important information which must be followed to ensure optimal feature operation Regular inspection and periodic surface cleaning is required in order to preserve the functionality and appearance of the water feature If any issues are noticed they should be addressed immediately in order to avoid long term impact on the feature This manual includes information required f...

Page 3: ... periodically cleaning the exterior glass and frame BluGuard features are comprised of completely sealed glass panels on the front and back with water running down both sides This encapsulated system is designed to prevent environmental factors from affecting the water quality eliminating the need for regular water treatment Bluworld of Water has included several documents to assist you with opera...

Page 4: ...plicable Cover without River Rocks if applicable Riser if applicable Riser Cover if applicable Funnel x1 Distilled Water Blu Bucket o Manual o White Power Strip o Funnel o Glass Cleaner o Paper Towels o 2 Microfiber Towels o 2 Stainless Steel Wipes if applicable o Light Remote o Teaspoon Non chlorinated Shock o Surface Tension Remover ...

Page 5: ...11 GALLONS 3 minimum PWF84 C 11 GALLONS 4 minimum PWF95 C 13 GALLONS 4 minimum PWF105 C 13 GALLONS 6 minimum USE DISTILLED WATER ONLY Important Information Continuously run feature 24 hours per day to Maximize pump performance and life span Maintain full coverage of water surface DO NOT OPEN THE REMOTE RESERVOIR TANK LID unless directed by Plantronics KEEP FILL CAP CLOSED except when Draining fill...

Page 6: ...set has 2 small 2x4 blocks The four L brackets can also be removed at this time by removing the screws from the foot of each bracket Be sure to have someone there to prevent the feature from tipping sideways 5 The feature is ready to stand I M P O R T A N T You will need 3 to 6 people to stand the feature depending on the size The weight of the feature ranges from 230 pounds 6FT unit to 575 pounds...

Page 7: ...type Mounting to the floor is highly recommended but the method is determined by OTHERS based on floor material On the top of the riser there are 3 20 studs These correspond to the holes in the bottom of the reservoir Take the covers off the top of the reservoir to locate these holes on the bottom of the reservoir There are 2 holes on one side and 1 on the other This will determine the direction y...

Page 8: ...ater tank remove the rock trays from the reservoir these may be screwed down from shipping Remove the screws from the corners of the tray remove trays and set aside o Remove PVC fill cap with plyers not included o Insert a funnel into the water tank and fill with distilled water o Add teaspoon of Non chlorinated Shock and 1 vile of Surface Tension Reducer ...

Page 9: ...the inside surfaces of the feature Allow feature to run vent for minimum of 2 hours o Replace the water fill plug and make sure the 1 ball valve the red handled valve down and behind the water tank is open the red handle should be in line with the pipe Please note Over the next few days the feature will continue to break in As it breaks in you should be able to slow down or speed up the water flow...

Page 10: ...leaning Pump Disclaimer Troubleshooting Regular inspection and periodic surface cleaning is required in order to preserve the functionality and appearance of the water feature it is recommended that several parts and components are inspected regularly to maximize the performance and lifespan of the feature If any issues are noticed they should be addressed immediately in order to avoid long term i...

Page 11: ...ve To increase flow turn clockwise To decrease flow turn counter clockwise On Off Power To shut off the main power o Flip the switch on your power strip or circuit breaker o Manually unplug all feature components Gate Valve Lid Cover sealed Fill Cap Port Lighting Controls The RGB LinkUp LED Controller Controls the lighting power intensity and shows Please refer to the lighting components pages for...

Page 12: ...Floor Electrical ReceptacleLocation ...

Page 13: ...Habitat Plantronics com Plantronics com habitat support Floor Electrical ReceptacleLocation ...

Page 14: ...m with hose attachment Filling Starting the System WATER CAPACITY Refer to previous table for quantity USE DISTILLED WATER ONLY REMOVE ROCK TRAYS OR ACCESS PANELS IF APPLICABLE 1 Remove the PVC fill cap using plyers 2 Insert funnel into the fill hole and fill with distilled water NOTE WATER LEVEL SHOULD BE 1 BELOW THE TOP 3 Remove Teflon tape from fill cap threads and apply new piece 4 Reinstall f...

Page 15: ...ntire base of feature Around all plumbing connection Around remote reservoir s IF WATER HAS ESCAPED THE SYSTEM SHUT THE SYSTEM DOWN IMMEDIATELY AND CONTACT PLANTRONICS CUSTOMER SERVICE 2 OBSERVE PUMP Check that the pump is performing normally Listen to the pump s for any abnormal sounds Feel the temperature of the remote reservoir IF ANY EXCESS NOISE OR HEAT IS NOTICED SHUT THE SYSTEM DOWN CHECK T...

Page 16: ...ing the Brushed Stainless Steel Frame 1 Stainless steel cleaner or non chloride cleaners such as Bluworld Stainless Steel Cleaning Towels 2 Soft cloths and plastic scoring pads pads should only be used in the direction of parallel to the visible grain and polish lines on the stainless steel surface 3 Routine Cleaning clean with soap ammonia or mild detergent use a cloth or sponge to apply THE STAI...

Page 17: ...e s every 1 3 months free from any exterior dust debris or smudges The glass surface scratches easily so be sure to use the recommended cleaning methods below to avoid this Damage caused by improper maintenance is not covered under warranty Instructions for Cleaning the Exterior Glass Surface 1 Use standard paper towels and glass cleaner CRL is recommended or Sprayway It is best to wipe scrub in t...

Page 18: ...utlet GFI in accordance with the valid local or national electrical codes NEC UL CSA IEC Contact a qualified electrician with any questions Do not use additional components extension or connection cables or adapters which are not grounded Remove the power cable from the electrical socket prior to handling the pump Note In the event of a fault a maximum of 10 switch on off cycles are carried out Sh...

Page 19: ...t Plantronics com Plantronics com habitat support VII COMPONENT DATA SPECIFICATIONS The following are component manufacturer data sheets and manuals for the electrical components installed within the feature ...

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Page 26: ...ffects This set contains an intuitive remote controller and RGB receiver which works with RGB LED lighting systems to create extraordinary effects Utilization of radio frequency wireless communication allows you to customize settings in real time and through walls within 100 feet 30 meters of the receivers The receiver is rated at 6 amps per individual channel or 15A total maximum which is 180 wat...

Page 27: ...d Each remote controller can direct an unlimited amount of compatible receivers simultaneously Each receiver or group of receivers can be controlled by up to four remote controllers Power off memory function Three signal outputs Red Green and Blue Common anode takes 12 or 24 VDC Applications Easily adjustable and energy efficient Create the perfect ambiance for any home or business Eliminate wirin...

Page 28: ... x 52 mm x 20 mm Power 2 AAA batteries Working Frequency 2 4 GHz RF Remote Distance 100 feet 30 m Receiver Dimensions 3 35 x 1 77 x 0 91 85 mm x 45 mm x 23 mm Output Frequency 130 Hertz Input Voltage 12 24 VDC Maximum Load 15A maximum total up to 6A per individual channel Maximum Power 180W 360W 12VDC 24VDC Remote Controller Functions ...

Page 29: ...m or any other software applications Pairing Receiver to Remote Each receiver must be paired with the remote in order to function Turn the power to the receiver off wait 10 seconds and return power Tap the Speed S button on the remote as soon as the lights turn on The LED will blink to confirm the match Repeat this pairing an unlimited number of receivers within working distance to your remote Eac...

Page 30: ...the inherent characteristics of each receiver Mode Number Mode Description Mode Number Mode Description 1 Static white 11 White color blinks short pulse 2 White fade pulse 12 Red color blinks long pulse 3 All color gradual fade 13 Red color blinks short pulse 4 RGB three colors gradual change 14 Green color blinks long pulse 5 Seven colors jump to change 15 Green color blinks short pulse 6 Three c...

Page 31: ...any LEDs for your power supply and you might need a bigger supply or shorter runs Use a bus structure as described in rgb_manual pdf Call if you need assistance with larger projects 4 Connect everything and test it to be sure it works and you have it connected properly It is unlikely but possible that some part of your system is defective or was damaged during shipment If that is the case it will ...

Page 32: ...the replacement of bulbs in any submersible or recessed light fixtures The original manufacturer warrants the light fixtures installed for a period of 1 one year The submersible pumps are warranted by the manufacturer for a period of one year against defective material use of harsh chemicals and faulty operation This warranty does not cover the labor for replacement of parts components not manufac...

Page 33: ...suse to include the use of Bluworld unapproved chemicals infrequent maintenance improper installation or assembly by the purchaser or for events or circumstances beyond the range of our limited warranty Due to the inherent nature of glass and its susceptibility to breakage and or fracturing we can only warrant the glass component for a period of 30 days There are no other warranties express or imp...

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