ECO-MATIC ESC 16, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Connecting ‘POWER PACK’ to Power Supply
IMPORTANT: It is essential that your ECO-matic gets power ONLY WHEN THE FILTER PUMP IS ‘ON’ and water is
flowing through the ‘Cell’. The power supply to the ECO-matic Power Pack must therefore be controlled by the
same switch or timing device which controls power to the filter pump.
Voltage
Your ECO-matic ‘Power Pack’ has been designed to operate on either 110V or 220/240V AC. It cannot be switched from
one voltage to the other, so must be ordered in the same voltage as the power to your filter pump. Note: Units for larger
pools are available ONLY in 220/240V.
Cord Connected ‘Power Packs’
UL and C-UL Listed Power Packs will not be fitted with a power cord. Refer to Permanently Connected ‘Power Packs’,
below.
‘Power Packs’ with cords should be connected as follows:
Cord wires will generally be BLACK, WHITE and GREEN, or BROWN, BLUE and GREEN.
For 220/240v units, connect Black and White to load, Green to Ground. For 110V units, connect Black to load,
White to neutral, Green to Ground.
Simply put, the power supply cord wires should be connected to the same Timer terminals as the filter pump – to insure
that the ‘Power Pack’ receives the same voltage as the filter pump, and is switched ON and OFF coincidentally with the
filter pump.
For Permanently Connecting ‘Power Packs’. (refer Sketch 4)
Refer to IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS at front of these instructions.
De-energize power supply circuit before connection to ‘Power Pack’.
Remove the ‘knock-out’ in the base of the ‘Power Pack’ (if not already
removed). The knock-out hole size will suit a standard conduit fitting.
Open the ‘Power Pack’ (see instructions below), remove attached cord
and connect replacement power supply wires to terminal block and GROUND
terminal (marked with standard GROUND symbol).
Bonding Lug Connection (if applicable)
The ‘Power Pack’ comes with Bonding Lugs located externally on the side of the ‘Power Pack’. They must be connected
to the local common bonding grid (which includes all metal parts of the swimming pool structure and to all electrical
equipment, metal conduit and metal piping) in the area of the equipment, using either insulated or bare copper conductor
not smaller than No. 6 AWG.
Opening The ‘Power Pack’ (refer Sketch 5)
Always de-energize power supply circuit before opening ‘Power Pack’.
To open ‘Power Pack’ remove the 2 screws which hold removable panel in place. Remove
the panel and loosen the single screw inside the recess. The front panel of the ‘Power
Pack’ can now be removed by a) pulling bottom of front panel out (towards you), then b)
slide the front panel down (so front of front of top panel slides out from under top panel).
When opened, the front cover of the Power Pack should be supported, so as not to put
any strain on internal wiring, by connecting the front cover to the left hand side panel of
the Power Pack, using the clip provided (refer Sketch 5).
When replacing the front panel, be sure that all internal wiring is clear of the side and bottom panels, to allow proper
seating of the front panel. Insert sides of front panel into the slots at each side, slide the front panel UP so its top edge
slides under the top panel. When the front panel is in place, re-tighten screw and replace circular cover plate.
Connecting ‘Cell’ to ‘Power Pack’
The ‘Cell’ connecting lead is factory-attached to the ‘Power Pack’, with connectors at the end of the lead for attachment to
‘Cell’ head.
Fit the BLACK connectors to either titanium rod. The BLUE Flow Sensor should be pushed onto the threaded shaft of the
small bolt.