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the glass area is clean and free of any dirt or deposits before
mounting the nozzles. For the best results, mount the nozzles
as close as possible to the front opening windows and the top
screen. (fig. B)
5. Direct the nozzle positions inside the terrarium so that the spray
stream will avoid spraying on the terrarium’s front and side
panels when in operation.
6. Use the additional suction cups to neatly guide the tubing along
the side panels to the inlets at the back of the terrarium.
7. Replace the top screen cover and lock it back into position.
8. Close the remaining inlets by sliding the slider against the tubing
or wires to prevent escape from feeding insects and smaller
animals. (fig. C)
9. Remove any slack in the tubing inside the terrarium. Make sure
there are no kinks in the tubing which would impede water flow
to the nozzles. Verify that the suction cups are properly attached.
10. Connect the tubing from the nozzles to the Y-connector by
pressing the tubing firmly into one of the side-by-side holes as
far as possible. Connect both nozzles. (fig. D)
11. Connect the tubing to the remaining hole of the Y-connector by
pressing it firmly inside as far as possible. (fig. E)
12. Place the Monsoon unit on a solid, level surface.
13. Connect the tubing coming from the Y-connector to the top of the
unit by pressing the tubing firmly into the connector on top of the
control unit. (fig.F)
14. Make sure that the filter is properly connected to the spigot on
the underside of the control unit and placed inside the reservoir.
15. Ensure that the top of the Monsoon unit fits tightly on top of the
reservoir.
16. Open the water reservoir filler cap on top of the unit, and fill the
reservoir with de-mineralized/distilled water up to a maximum of
2,5 cm (1”) from the top rim of the transparent reservoir. (Using
regular tap water will cause clogging of the nozzles by mineral
deposits!) (fig. G)
17. Close the filler cap and connect the power supply jack to the
back of the unit.
18. Make sure the unit is in its final operating location, on a solid,
level surface.
19. Plug the power adaptor into the wall socket, your Exo Terra
®
Monsoon Programmable Misting system is now ready to use.
In order to remove the tubing from either the Y-connector or
the unit, press and hold the blue ring down, while pulling out
the tubing. Please note that nozzles can be mounted in multiple
terrariums.
INSTALLATION – Other Terrarium Models
Refer to your terrarium’s instruction manual for instructions on how
to install equipment, wiring and tubing inside the terrarium.
1. Mount the nozzles in position on the glass portion of the
terrarium’s side panels with the suction cups. Make sure that
the glass area is clean and free of any dirt or deposits before
mounting the nozzles. For the best results, mount the nozzles
as close as possible to the front opening windows and the top
screen.
2. Direct the nozzle positions inside the terrarium so that the spray
stream will avoid spraying on the terrarium’s front and side
panels when in operation.
3. Use the additional suction cups to neatly guide the tubing along
the side panels to the inlet location of your terrarium.
4. Connect the tubing from the nozzles to the Y-connector by
pressing the tubing firmly into one of the side-by-side holes as
far as possible. Connect both nozzles.
5. Connect the tubing to the remaining hole of the Y-connector by
pressing it firmly inside as far as possible.
6. Place the Monsoon unit on a hard, stable, level surface.
7. Connect the tubing coming from the Y-connector to the top of
the unit by pressing the tubing firmly into the opening as far as
possible.
8. Make sure that the filter is properly connected to the spigot on
the underside of the control unit and placed inside the reservoir.
9. Ensure that the top of the Monsoon unit fits tightly on top of the
reservoir.
10. Open the water reservoir filler cap on top of the unit, and fill the
reservoir with de-mineralized/distilled water up to a maximum of
2,5 cm (1”) from the top rim of the transparent reservoir. (Using
regular tap water will cause clogging of the nozzles by mineral
deposits!)
11. Close the filler cap and connect the power supply jack to the
back of the unit.
12. Make sure the unit is in its final operating location, standing level
on a hard surface.
13. Plug the power adaptor into the wall socket, your Exo Terra
®
Monsoon Programmable Misting system is now ready to use.
In order to remove the tubing from either the Y-connector or
the unit, press and hold the blue ring down, while pulling out
the tubing. Please note that nozzles can be mounted in multiple
terrariums.
OPERATING MODES
Use one of the three operating modes mentioned below to create
the appropriate rain cycle for your animals. You can switch be-
tween the operating modes by pressing one of the three buttons
in the center of the control panel:
1. O
: The Exo Terra
®
Monsoon is switched off – No blue LED light
is visible in this mode.
2. ON
: The Exo Terra
®
Monsoon is switched on – the blue
LED “ON” light is illuminated and the unit will operate
CONTINUOUSLY
. The blue LED lights that indicate the cycle
settings (duration and cycle) are illuminated and will show which
cycle parameters will be used when the mode is switched to
“CYCLE” mode (see below).
PLEASE NOTE THAT IN THIS MODE
THE MONSOON WILL NOT SPRAY ACCORDING TO THESE CYCLE
SETTINGS, IT WILL SPRAY CONTINUOUSLY REGARDLESS OF
THE CYCLE SETTINGS
3. CYCLE
: The Exo Terra
®
Monsoon is in cycle mode – the blue LED
“
CYCLE
” light is illuminated and the unit will operate according
to the cycle and duration settings. Also the blue LED lights that
indicate the cycle settings (duration and cycle) are illuminated
and show which cycle parameters are currently used. You can
alter the “cycle” and “duration” settings by simply pressing the
buttons on the dials on the left and right side of the control panel.
A. The left dial is to set the “cycle” (in hours) of the unit. Press
the button on the dial until the corresponding LED of your
preferred cycle is illuminated. For example, when the LED “4” is
illuminated the unit will operate every 4 hours.
B. The dial on the right sets the “duration” of each operating
cycle (in seconds). Press the button on the dial until the
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