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1.2 The Different Parts:
Central unit:
The unit provides all information about the system and you use it for all
settings. The central unit controls the water unit and receives signals from
the wireless units. The arrows and OK button are used to navigate the menu
system. Using the arrows and the OK button, you can also select different
settings and confirm your selections. The display has corresponding arrow
symbols showing you how to navigate. Press OK to confirm or go to the
subsequent level of the menu system.
The menu option Back moves you one level up in the menu system. Returns to the basic menu
after two minutes of no activity.
Installed in a suitable place in the area around the water unit.
Water unit:
Motorised ball valve to turn the water ON and OFF. The unit is intended for
tap water, 0–60°C and 0–10 bar.
The pressure sensor measures current water pressure in the property’s
water system. It can also be manually operated with a mechanical knob on
the unit if the power goes out. Lift the knob 5 mm and turn clockwise to
close the valve. See indicator.
Fitted after the water meter.
Remote Unit:
Controls the central unit. When you press a button, the LED will flash until
it receives a verification from the central unit that the desired measure is
complete. The LED will then stop flashing for a moment before turning off.
Suitable placement by the door.
Water detector:
Each water detector comes with three sensors, which are placed in suitable
locations. The water sensor transmits a radio signal and gives off a
pulsating sound signal if it detects water. When the temperature drops below
5 degrees, it sends the temperature indication to the Central Unit to possibly
turn off the water. The water sensor sends an “I’m alive” signal every 24h to
the central unit with information regarding battery voltage and transmission
quality. The following are different solutions for installation:
