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Section 2b

 – INSTALLATION  

Control Box Connections 

 

Electrical Connections  

Autopilot recommends that a licensed electrician or certified electrical contractor perform the electrical connections. 

 

DANGER: ensure that the electrical panel or  filter pump circuit breaker is turned OFF before wiring this unit.   

Your 

Pool Pilot™

 

Digital

 Control Box comes pre-wired from the factory for 230VAC (1.5 amps max draw) and can also 

operate on 115 VAC, (3.0 amps max draw) at 50/60Hz.  1.8 m (6 ft.) of AC lead wires are provided with the unit and are 
located on the bottom base plate of the control box along with the Cell, Tri-Sensor and optional ORP Interface connections. 

Converting to 115VAC

 is accomplished by accessing the circuit board, rewiring, and attaching the included jumper as shown 

below.  Remove the cover (see page 12) to access and ensure that the Jumper Connections on the circuit board marked 
“TRANSFORMER PRIMARY” are matched to the LINE IN voltage.  Follow all state/local codes for electrical installations. 

 

 

 

? An additional jumper is

 

  

Power Circuit Board 

provided with your 

 

 

Installation Kit for 115VAC. 

Transformer

 

 

 

 

  

Location of the

  

 

  

  

Input Jumper Connections

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   TRANSFORMER PRIMARY  

   TRANSFORMER PRIMARY  

 

 

 

 

 

   230 VAC 

115 VA C 

 

 

  INNER CONTROL PANEL  

FACTORY SETTING   

WIRING DIAGRAM 

 

Top terminals factory wired – do not disturb. 

 

    AC to PCB 

 

Bonding 

           6-pin Tri-sensor 

 

 

 

  

Lug 

connector 

 

 

Pump  

 

Relay trigger 

    Ground 

Ground 

       

     

Conduit 

       Lugs  

  Lug 

 

(to Low Speed)  connector 

 

 

    

 

   

Internal Relay

 

provided 

 

   (Gr/Yel) (Br) (Bl) 

  Pump Ground Lug 

Pump conduit 

2-pin ORP 

 Cell Cord 

   Pool Pilot AC Line IN 

  Load wires out to Single Speed Pump  

  Plugs   

Connector   Connectors  

 

 

  

  (or Brown to High Speed) 

 

CONTROL BOX BASE PLATE

 

 

 

Pump AC Line IN     Pump AC Line OUT 

 

AC LINE IN 

(Wiring diagram also located on inside of cover)

For 230 VAC

; Brown (Br) = Line 1, Blue (Bl) = Line 2, Green w/Yellow Tracer (Gr/Yel) = Earth Ground 

For 115 VAC

; Brown (Br) = Line, Blue (Bl) = Neutral, Green w/Yellow tracer (Gr/Yel) = Earth Ground 

The AC Line IN wiring is pre-set for connection to the 

LOAD SIDE

 of your time clock, electronic controller switch or relay to 

work in conjunction with your circulation pump.   
For control of your main circulation pump (single or two speed) through the 

Pool Pilot

™ 

Digital’s 

Internal Relay, cut and strip 

the pre-wired Line In wires, and jump #1 to #3 and #2 to #4 (Gr/Yel can be discarded).  Route a new set of Pump AC Line IN 
wires from the circuit breaker/electrical panel into #3, #4 and Pump Ground Lug.  Connect Pump AC Line OUT to #5, #6 and 
Pump Ground Lug.  This relay is rated for 30-amp max.  Ensure that the Line In and Line Out wire sizes are according to 
electrical guidelines.  Follow the menu program, pages 8 & 9, to program the 

Digital

 to your particular application.  Ensure 

that the 

Pool Pilot™

 

Digital

 Control Box is properly bonded to a grounding circuit. 

Cell Cord

.

  Each Cell Cord contains (2) Banana Plugs that attach to the (2) Banana Jacks on the bottom of the Control Box.  

Polarity does not matter.  The other end of the cell cord has a three-position plug that connects to the cell in any direction.  See 
page 13 for service instructions. 

Tri-Sensor Cord

.

  The Tri-Sensor Cord connects to the keyed 6-pin harness on the Control Box Base Plate.  The opposite 

end of the cord connects to the Tri-Sensor Assembly with a locking ring quick connect.  Align the grove and keyway on the 
connector and twist the locking ring to ensure a proper connection.  Refer to the instructions on pages 12 & 14 for diagrams 
and additional instructions. 

ORP Connection

.  

When an ORP Chemical Controller is interfaced to your 

Pool Pilot

™ Digital, the Chemical Controller 

will remotely control the sanitizer Output.  Adjust the output level to 0% and connect the ORP controller to the 2-pin connector 
on the Control Box Base Plate.  When the ORP is activated, the output will indicate ON with the display showing 0%. 

 

WARNING: THE ORP CONNECTIONS ARE DRY CONTACT INPUTS, DO NOT ENERGIZE THESE  

INPUTS!  DAMAGE TO THE CONTROL BOX WILL OCCUR AND WILL VOID THE WARRANTY. 

TAB 7  

TAB 9  

115VAC 

115VAC

 

TAB 5  

TAB 3  

TAB 7  

TAB 9  

 

 

230VAC 

TAB 5  

TAB 3  

TAB 8  

TAB 10 

TAB 6  

TAB 4  

TAB 8  

TAB 10 

TAB 6  

TAB 4  

 

AC 

Line In 

 

Plug  

 

Plug  

AC Line IN 

for Filter Pump 

AC Line OUT  
to Filter Pump 

#2  #3  #4  #5  #6 

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Summary of Contents for 28035

Page 1: ...Bacteria And Algae In Swimming Pool Waters For Indoor or Outdoor Use RETAIN MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE CRISTAL MAGIC IMPORTANT READ THE LABEL AND THIS MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLING OPERATING Notice to User This control product is to be used only in accordance with the directions on this label It is an offense under the Pest Control Products Act to use a control product under unsafe conditions R B F In...

Page 2: ...____________ Control Unit Control Unit Model Number DIG60______________ Serial Number ____________________________ Cell Cell Model RC13 Serial Number ____________________________ Customer Assistance HOTLINE 1 800 433 0590 or 1 450 438 4416 FAX 1 450 438 0827 Manufactured for R B F International Ltée Ltd 780 Nobel Street Saint Jerome Quebec J7Z 7A3 Pool Pilot Digital by R B F International Ltée Ltd...

Page 3: ...water chemistry in accordance with manufacturer s instructions 6 DANGER To reduce the risk of injury do not permit children to use this product unless they are closely supervised at all times Children should not use spas hot tubs or pools without permanent adult supervision Equipment Related 115 230VAC 50 60 Hz Models fixed wiring 1 A wire connector is provided on your Pool Pilot Digital to connec...

Page 4: ...r Connections Remote ORP Connections 2b Cell and Manifold Installation 6 Verification of Flow Switch Protection 6 Section 3 OPERATION 3a Key Features Display Panel 7 9 3b Pool Water Preparation 10 Salt Requirement Chart Start Up Procedures 3c Monitoring and Maintenance 11 Water Chemistry Parameters Saturation Index Section 4 SERVICE and MAINTENANCE 4a Control Box and Fuse Locations 12 Tri Sensor A...

Page 5: ...nting See page 10 for salt requirements the tri sensor assembly holes to tighten the screws RATINGS Input Power 115 VAC 3 0 AC amps MaximumOutput Equivalent to 0 88 kg 1 92 lbs of free available chlorine day 230 VAC 1 5 AC amps RC13 Cell Power Level 3 8 amps DC 50 60 Hz Cell Life Expectancy A minimum of 15 000 ampere hours Output Power Cell Power 1 5 0 DC amps Agency Approvals NSF ETL us ETL c CE ...

Page 6: ...OAD SIDE of your time clock electronic controller switch or relay to work in conjunction with your circulation pump For control of your main circulation pump single or two speed through the Pool Pilot Digital s Internal Relay cut and strip the pre wired Line In wires and jump 1 to 3 and 2 to 4 Gr Yel can be discarded Route a new set of Pump AC Line IN wires fromthe circuit breaker electrical panel...

Page 7: ...verify that the flow switch is working as designed which is to halt power from being sent to the cell in the presence of insufficient flow A defective Flow Switch could cause serious personal and or equipment damage Using either a GOLF BALL or small plastic wrap saran wrap food wrap or zip lock bag block off flow to the upper portion of the manifold by placing the golf ball in the strainer screen ...

Page 8: ...or when manually discontinued When Boost is activated with External Timer setting programmed the time remaining for the boost cycle is held in memory and will start up in Boost mode until expired With Pump Program or 2 Speed Pump setting programmed the time clock will be over ridden producing sanitizer until the end of the boost cycle The display will indicate the BOOST Mode on the second line whe...

Page 9: ...sub menu After completing a step it displays the next step 2 1 English Metric displays volume in gallons or cubic meters salt additions in lbs or kg Back Main Menu 2 0 2 2 Temperature Units displays the water temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius Back Main Menu 2 0 2 3 12 24 hour Time displays the current time in 12 hour Time or 24 hour Time units Back Main Menu 2 0 2 4 Set Time of Day sets the tim...

Page 10: ... 3 7 Calibrate Salt allows you to calibrate the salt display Contact the factory for calibration solution 3 8 Replace Cell Only used when replacing cells May be used to zero the amp hour counter Consult R B F International Ltée Ltd for details 3 9 Back Main Menu returns to MAIN MENU 4 0 INSTALLER MENU Hold Select for 10 seconds to enter this mode Use UP DOWN ARROW and SELECT to scroll through the ...

Page 11: ...n the salt Ensure that ANY salt you use contains a minimum purity of 99 Sodium Chloride NaCl NOTE Do not use Rock Salt due to its high levels of impurities TEST YOUR WATER FOR SALT LEVEL FIRST with the provided salt test strips and then use the chart below to determine the amount of salt to add SALT REQUIREMENT CHART KILOS LBS OF SALT NEEDED FOR 3000 PPM RESIDUAL Pool Volume in Liters US Gallons S...

Page 12: ...els Maintain and balance only as needed CYANURIC ACID STABILIZER CONDITIONER This chemical goes by either trade name and allows your chlorine residual to last longer by protecting it from the UV degradation of the sun In outdoor pools spas with low or no Cyanuric acid the chlorine being produced will be used up as quickly as it enters the pool Check and maintain your cyanuric acid levels at the sa...

Page 13: ...ws and Access is gained to you do not need to wire harness Control Circuit lift off metal cover electrical connections remove these board removes with cover and fuses Fuse Location and Ratings F1 Main AC Power Fuse 6 Amps 250 VAC F2 Control Panel Circuit Board Fuse 3 Amps 250 VAC F3 Cell Fuse 10 Amps 250 VAC TRI SENSOR ASSEMBLY The Tri sensor assembly tests for Flow Salt and Water temperatures A m...

Page 14: ...be treated with a mixture of one 1 part Muriatic Acid into four 4 parts water Mix the solution in a container high enough to cover the Cell blades You may also use non fuming pre mixed cell cleaner per label directions Remove the Cell cord and immerse the Cell so that the blades are completely covered in the solution for up to 15 minutes An effervescences action indicates the calcium is being neut...

Page 15: ...Cell Unions and Cord ordered separately 12 ft 3 6m Cell Cord 952 1 Union O Ring 19013 Cell RC13 Nut Half only 2 pcs for 2 in 50 mm Sx S Union Thread Half Only for 2 in 50 mm S x S Union Tri Sensor Assembly Cord Ordered Separately Directional Flow Indicator View of locking Quick connect heads 12 ft 3 6m Tri Sensor Cord 956 DIG Tri Sensor O Ring 19028 Direction of Water Flow Temperature Sensor Post ...

Page 16: ...nd corrosion 4 Premature Cell Failure Requires Replacement Cell A Abnormally high Cell usage due to an insufficient A Check the stabilizer level and adjust to recommended levels Stabilizer Cyanuric acid level B Excessive Scale Debris in the Cell B See Section 2 above C Cell Type selection not matched to the Cell installed C Follow the INSTALLER SETUP instructions see page 8 5 White Flakes in the W...

Page 17: ... Products Act to use a control product under unsafe conditions For swimming pools a minimum of 1 ppm of free available chlorine or bromine must be maintained For spas a minimum of 3 ppm of free available chlorine or bromine must be maintained Controls Bacteria and Algae in Swimming Pool Waters Maximum output of Sodium Hypochlorite equivalent to 88 kg of free available chlorine per day WARNING Oper...

Page 18: ...DUCTS ACT This cell must only be used on this model of chlorine generating device Read the Label and the Installation and Operation Manual of the chlorine generating device RBF CRISTAL MAGIC Digital Model DIG 60 before using R B F International Ltée Ltd 780 Nobel Street Saint Jerome Quebec J7Z 7A3 RBF CMDIG60 Cell Label RC13 ENGLISH Fin alNov 2004 25 APR 2005 ...

Page 19: ...formation This service and this information do not replace the official hard copy label The PMRA does not provide any guarantee or assurance that the information obtained through this service is accurate current or correct and is therefore not liable for any loss resulting directly or indirectly from reliance upon this service ...

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