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Installation (con’t)
NightEye
®
Configuration
If your device is NightEye
®
enabled, it is now time to configure the device
to connect to your wireless network.
For configuration instructions, please consult the NightEye
®
quick-start
guide that is included with your device. If the quick-start guide has been
lost or damaged, electronic copies are available at LibertyPumps.com.
Alarm Testing
Sump Pump Sensor
This switch is a self contained unit. The internal float may not be visible
from the outside of the switch housing. The switch should be placed
such that the activation point (
Figure 5
) is slightly higher than the pump
activation point.
1) In order to test the proper operation of the float switch, we
recommend raising the water level in your sump pit above it’s normal
operating level. If raising the water level is not feasible, a cup of
water can be used to confirm float operation.
2) When the water level reaches the lowest mark on the side of the
float housing, the alarm will activate. (
Figure 5
)
3) Once alarm begins to sound, it will continue to sound until the water
level is lowered. The audible alarm can be silenced using the
Silence
button on the front of the device. (The alarm will stay
silenced for 6 hours after the silence button is pressed)
4) Once testing is complete, lower the water level in the pit back to its
normal range.
Sewage Pump Sensor
1) Manually tip the float up.
2) Once alarm begins to sound, it will continue to sound until the float is
tipped down. The audible alarm can be silenced using the
Silence
button on the front of the device. (The alarm will stay silenced for 6
hours after the silence button is pressed.)
3) Lower the float back to its resting position to reset the alarm.
Figure 5
Testing sump pump liquid sensor
Figure 6
Auxiliary Contact Connections
NOTE: 24 VDC/VAC, 500 mA MAX
1—2—3
Terminal Connections:
1: Normally Open
2: Common
3: No Connection
Connect Power
1) Connect the supplied power adapter to the alarm unit as shown in
Figure 3. Plug the power adapter into the wall receptacle and verify
that the green “power” indicator illuminates.
Note:
It is recommended that the alarm is connected to a circuit
that is separate from the pump circuit. This allows the alarm to
continue to operate if the pump circuit fails.
2) Install the 9V battery as shown in
Figure 3 (previous page)
.
Paying
attention to polarity, the battery should gently push into place and
latch on the ledge at the bottom of the battery chamber.
Note:
A 9V battery must be installed in the device at all times to
ensure proper operation.
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