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IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY AND KEEP IT IN A SAFE PLACE
SWIMMING POOL ALARM is designed and made by ISO 9001 certified
manufacturer. Our mission is to provide the highest combination of quality, service
and price to support our distributors and customers.
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SWIMMING POOL
ALARM JB-P03
MANUAL
1. GENERAL
POOL ALARM is the result of intellectualized and quality design and high
manufacturing techniques, it is an electronics monitoring system that automatically
sounds an alarm when children or pets fall into your unsupervised pool. POOL
ALARM is a portable, self-contained, light weight unit that is safe and simple to
operate. Entry into the pool will be detected by the unit’s electronics sensor, triggering
a loud pulsating alarm to give people alert in shortest time.
2. PRODUCT & SPARE PARTS
Such device is packaged in a shipping carton that minimizes the chance of damage
due to handling. Check for damage and confirm that the contents of the carton
included the following items (see Fig.1).
1-Main unit
2-Stainless steel screw ( 2pcs )
3-Plastic swell screw ( 2pcs )
4-Small tube (3cm 3pcs, 2.4cm 1pc, 3.9cm 1pc)
5-Manual
If any above item is missing, contact either the place of purchase or our distributor for
replacement.
3. GENERAL FIGURE
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6-Dry Battery Tray (6pcs x LR20 1.5V size D)
(Batteries not inlcuded)
4. BATTERY INSTALLATION / REPLACEMENT
4.1
The Main unit
is powered by 6pcs alkaline batteries LR20 1.5V, install and replace
battery as followings:
Remove the screws in rear battery-case (see Fig. 3-1/2/3/4).
4.2 With low battery warning function, if main unit beep every 20 seconds, that
indicates you to replace the battery with new ones.
Keep in mind: It is important that do not let the rubber washer come off.
5. OPERATION & CONTROL
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5.1 Your pool alarm integrates intelligent system which analyzes the surface of the pool
and can automatically reset. It is easy to operate, and involve many different functions,
which are achieved through operation of Control Buttons.
Attention:
1. To move control button, you have to press it down at first, this is designed to
avoid false operation by children.
2. Status indication
A. Surveillance status Green light flash at intervals of 10s
B. Sleep/Swimming status Yellow light flash at intervals of 10s
C. System-Off status Red light flash at intervals of 10s
D Alarming sound locking. Red light and yellow light keep
flashing of 30s
5.2 System Start
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Fig 4
Fig 5
5.3 System Turnoff
Warning: Please turn off the system only when out for holiday or pool not in use
for long time;
Move control button to "OFF", system turns off ,red light will start to flash every 30s
(see Fig. 5).
Move control button to "SURVEIL", green light will flash every 30s, it indicates the
system into surveillance status (see Fig. 4).
5.4 Return to surveillance status
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If system sounds alarm,it will last alarming for 4 minutes, if you want to stop it,just
move button to any position, then system will re-enter into surveillance status(see Fig.
6-1/2)
5.5 Swim status
Fig 6-1
Fig 7
Fig 6-2
WO WO
Attention:
2. When pool water calms down, system will activate automatically in 100
seconds and enter into Surveillance status.
3. If you want to stop the Swimming status immediately, just cintrol move button
to"SURVEIL",meanwhile you can hear “WO WO” twice and green light start to flash,
it indicates the system is re-started.
Move control button to "SWIM", you will hear “WO WO” and a yellow light will
flash every 10s, it indicates the system into Swim status (see Fig. 7).
1. Swimming status is available only when system is not alarming, if alarming,
please reset the system (refer to 5.4).
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Fig 8
5.6 Mute function for main unit
Move control button to "MUTE", the system enter into MUTE status,the main unit only
send signal to receiver without giving out alarm sound(see Fig. 8).
5.7 Transmitter function description
5.7.1 Power-on
Connect the DC plug with the receiver and power on the receiver,then set the red switch
key to ON, the LED3 of the receiver will flashes every 10 seconds to indicate the
receiver is in working status. Please read this manual carefully before use and learn the
function and intelligence of the receiver .
WO~WO~……
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5.7.2 Alarm Function
5.7.2.1 Normal Alarm
When children or pets fall into pool, ponds, the receiver will alarm with LEDS flashing
and give out sounds at the same time(see Fig 10).
5.7.2.2 Temporarily sound mute function
5.7.2.3 Alarm sound locking function
When the receiver alarm, you can press the function button for 3 seconds till alarm
stop, then the receiver won’t receive the transmitter’s signal within 5 minutes. Press the
red button again, the receiver can alarm again(see Fig 12).
LED3LED1 LED2 LED4 LED5 LED3LED1 LED2 LED4 LED5
3 seconds
Fig 10
Fig 11 Fig 12
short press
When the receiver receive the alarm signal from the transmitter and alarm, you can
temporarily stop the alarm sound by short pressing the function button(see Fig 11).
LED3LED1 LED2 LED4 LED5
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5.7.3 MUTE function
When the receiver enter into MUTE status, it means the receiver will give out visual
LED flashing without sound.
5.7.3.1 Normal status to MUTE status
5.7.3.2 MUTE status to normal status
When the receiver is MUTE status, press receiver function button 1 time, LED4 will flash 1
time along with 1 beep, it enters into normal status(see Fig 14),then the LED3 of the
receiver flashes every 10 seconds to indicate the receiver is in working status (see Fig
9-4).
5.7.4 Low battery alarm
DI
LED2
short press
DI
LED4
short press
LED2 LED3 LED4
LED3LED1 LED2 LED4 LED5LED3LED1 LED2 LED4 LED5 LED3LED1 LED2 LED4 LED5
Fig15-2 Fig 15-3
Fig 13-1 Fig 13-2 Fig 14
Fig15-1
Short press function button 1 time, LED2 will flash 1 time along with 1 beep, it
enters into Mute status, then LED2, LED3, LED4 will flash every 10 seconds to
indicate the receiver is now MUTE status(see Fig 13-1/2).
When the transmitter battery is lower than 7V, it will send out signal to the receiver
every 30 seconds, when the receiver receive the transmitter low battery signal, the
receiver will turn on all the 5 LEDS at the same time, and then turn out from left to
right one by one to indicate that the transmittet buttery is low (see Fig15-1/2/3).
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5.7.5 Battery recharge function
5.7.6 Switch ON-OFF function
6. POSITION FOR INSTALLATION
Fig 16-1
Fig 16-3 Fig 16-4
Fig 16-2
Below Figs indicate the proper place for main unit installation, if you have pool bigger
than 16x32sq feet, or pool with two return lines, or pool with irregular shapes, please
contact our distributor to clarify the numbers of alarm needed and proper location for
installation (see Fig. 16-1/2/3/4);IfIf
If you put a rechargeable 9V battery in the receiver. When the adaptor is plugged in, the
battery will be recharged automatically.The battery can be recharged approximately
1,200 times, and will last about 6~7 hours once fully charged. The normal charging
time is about 10 hours.When the mains is disconnected or you want to use outside,the
fully charged battery can last about 6~7 hours.
To switch off the receiver after use, set the red switch to OFF. Don’t forget to set the
red switch ON again when you use the receiver again.
7. INSTALLATION & REMOVAL OF MAIN UNIT
7.1 Our alarm can be adjusted to apply different water levels with submersible sensor
tube, we suggest the gap 1-2cm between tube and pool wall (see Fig. 17-1/2).
7.2 Tools needed: percussive drill, dia.8mm; cross screwdriver, dia.6mm.
7.3 Procedures:
A. set the system in Off status at first;
B. choose the proper place to install, mark the position for hole drilling, and drill
two hole 3-4cm deep; (see Fig. 18-1/2 )
7.4 Installation for kinds of pool base(see Fig. 19-1/2/3/4).
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Fig 17-1 Fig 17-2
Fig 18-1 Fig 18-2
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