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CHOOSING THE LOCATION TO INSTALL ALARM (cont.)

INGROUND INSTALLATIONS

(Aboveground installations can be found after step 7)

STEP 1

Test fit the alarm (A) in the location as
predetermined by the configuration above.  The
alarm sensor pipe throat should be in the water
as shown, and the mounting area for the base
shall be level and flat. The alarm base (B)
should snap into the bottom of the main alarm
body easily while allowing the sensor throat to
extend directly into the pool at a 90 degree
angle as shown in FIG 1.

Summary of Contents for PoolEye PE23

Page 1: ...Once installed the system should be tested weekly to insure it is in good working order Layers of protection add to the security of the pool A barrier fence should always be used around a pool in conjunction with a gate or door alarm such as SmartPool s YardGard YG03 to alert the responsible party that an unwanted intrusion to the pool area has occurred Make sure that the alarm is situated in an a...

Page 2: ... optimum mounting points on the pool Decide which configuration is closest to your pool and continue with the installation In configuration A the PE23 is effective on pools up to 16 x32 and should be placed at location 1 or 2 In configuration B the PE23 should be installed at location 1 if the pool size is 26 feet 8M or less If the pool exceeds 26 feet 8M then a second alarm is required In this ca...

Page 3: ...e location as predetermined by the configuration above The alarm sensor pipe throat should be in the water as shown and the mounting area for the base shall be level and flat The alarm base B should snap into the bottom of the main alarm body easily while allowing the sensor throat to extend directly into the pool at a 90 degree angle as shown in FIG 1 ...

Page 4: ...les need to be drilled 1 inches deep Fig 3 The easiest way to determine how deep to drill is to measure 1 inches from the end of the drill bit Mark that location with a piece of tape When drilling stop when the deck is level with the tape The hole should now be 1 inches deep Remove all dust and debris from the holes Remove the nuts and washers from the mounting anchors F and insert the mounting an...

Page 5: ...m labeled KEY At the same time press the blue push button The alarm will sound in one long burst to signify that it is in swim mode The LED indicator located between the key area and the push button will flash red The alarm is on but will not sound and can be handled for 5 minutes without the siren sounding STEP 6 Tuck all wires into the main alarm body and reinstall the waterproof cover Take care...

Page 6: ...r the alarm to perform properly The sensor throat tube should stick into the water 2 5 inches If the water should go far above or below this level the alarms effectiveness is greatly diminished Maintain proper water levels at all times Never block or fill the air hole located on the back of the alarm s sensor throat See Fig 8 Mount the Remote siren no more than 100 linear feet from the base unit i...

Page 7: ... the alarm If the alarm is sounding immediately check the pool FIRST for any unsafe condition If the pool is clear of danger push the blue button to silence the alarm returning to protection mode Note This alarm has been vigorously tested under very difficult conditions however since many pools have different water features such as waterfalls and or fountains it is impossible to account for all co...

Page 8: ...ss damage to the shipping container is noted at the time of delivery on the transfer company s delivery bill THE WARRANTY OBLIGATIONS OF SMARTPOOL INC ARE LIMITED TO REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT OR OF ANY DEFECTIVE COMPONENT AT THE OPTION OF SMARTPOOL UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL SMARTPOOL INC BE LIABLE OR RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES AND OR CHARGES FOR LABOR SMAR...

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