
DCM 2 Installation
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1.
Overview
1.1. All ProMinent DCM2 controllers have an integral web server with an RJ-45 Ethernet connection,
ready to communicate with any internet ready computer, regardless of operating system. This
makes the ProMinent DCM2 one of the easiest aquatic controllers to remotely monitor and
control your pool or spa.
1.2. DCM2 controllers are optimized for aquatic water disinfection control applications. These
controllers use sensors to measure water quality and then control chemical feeders, UV systems,
recirculation pumps, heaters and more to maintain a safe and comfortable aquatic environment.
1.3. AC powered pumps and solenoids for ON-OFF, Time Modulated, and PID control may also be
used with pulse frequency controlled pumps.
2.
Installation-Commissioning
2.1. Safety
Before we talk about any installation or configuration, we need to talk about safety for you and your
co-workers, customers and swimmers. Please read and follow the caution and warning statements
below to familiarize yourself with the hazards associated with installation and operation of the
equipment covered in this manual.
General Precautions
Electrical Shock Hazards
Opening the controller enclosure with the
controller power turned on or plugged in, may
expose the user to AC line voltages on the
controller circuit boards.
Ground the controller AC power ground (earth)
conductors to the ground lug provided.
A 120VAC plug and receptacle socket cables are usually provided with controllers installed in North
America. All must be grounded to the ground lug provided. For personal safety, and moisture
corrosion contamination prevention, the enclosure cover should always be installed and secured with
all 4 screws when the DCM2-CL is in operation.
Read this installation manual completely
before attempting the installation of your
ProMinent controller.
Follow all
CAUTIONS,
WARNINGS
and
DANGER
notices for the safety of installers
and pool users.
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