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The In2 contact offers multiple input possibilities such as
instant floor sensors, temperature probes, timers, radio-
controlled floor sensors, switch buttons, etc. None of these
items are provided by Taco but are standalone contact
devices. The contact is factory set to deactivate (--).
Press the until 12 is shown.
Press the button again to change the setting. Use the
up or down buttons to change the type of contact
(Figure 23).
The contact has 7 possible Settings (Figure 24).
Settings 1-3 actuate the valve with an input signal as
shown. A7 is displayed when activated. Reset the
FloodBreaker by pressing the mode button.
Settings 4-6 actuate the valve with the input signal shown.
12 is displayed when activated. The FloodBreaker can
either be reset with a second as signal shown or the mode
button can be pressed.
The FloodBreaker can be set to either full (Hc) or partial
(Hd) monitoring. The factory setting is (Hc). (Hc) would be
the setting for normal usage of the FloodBreaker. (Hd)
might be used for a period of time where an exceptionally
high usage of water is taking place, for example adding
water to a pool, and you prefer not to change the standard
leak setting. Remember to reset the FloodBreaker back to
(Hc) once your task is completed.
To enter this menu, press and hold the button and then
press the once and release the mode button.
Press the mode button repeatedly to scroll through this menu.
6.9 In2 – Input contact
Figure 23
Figure 24
Note: The external power supply must be used for the In2
contact to function. It will not function on battery power
alone.
6.10 Full or partial monitoring
Caution: When set to partial monitoring (Hd), only the floor
sensor is functional. All other monitoring functions are
deactivated!
7. System Information Menu
Note: This is a view only menu and no adjustments can be
made.
Setting
Meaning
Detect
Reset
Contact is
deactivated
Impulse
key
Opening
contact
key
Closing
contact
key
Impulse
Opening
contact
Closing
contact
Summary of Contents for FloodBreaker
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