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7. OPERATION / FUNCTION DISPLAY
7.1 Function test
After the water detector and the sensors have been set up, a functional test must be carried
out. By pushing the <TEST> button, all alarm LEDs for sensors 1 - 4 must light up red, and
an acoustic alarm must sound. The pushing of the <RESET> button ends the function test.
Function test of the sensor: touch both sensor contacts with a waterlogged cloth or an
electric conductive metal and the alarm is set off immediately.
For your own safety, we recommend that you carry out this
test constantly!
7.2 Operation of the water detector with mains supply (without battery)
LED POWER is green: The water detector is connected to the mains supply and mains
voltage.
LED SENSOR 1-4 light up: As soon as a sensor recognizes a rising water level, its LED will
light up red. The alarm is set off and the potential-free relay (two-way contact) switches.
The acoustic alarm is deactivated by pressing the button <RESET> once.
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Alarm message with storage function: The alarm stays and the relay is switched on,
until the message is removed by pushing the <RESET> button.
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Alarm message without storage function: The alarm remains and the relay is switched
on, until the sensor no longer reports water.
7.3 Operation of the water warning device with power supply (with bat.)
LED POWER is green: The water detector is connected to the power source and network
voltage.
LED BATTERY is blinking: No battery, or too little battery power. Insert a battery, or change
the battery.
LED POWER goes out: Power failure! The water detector is operated in battery mode.
Through a function test, the device can also be monitored in battery mode: All alarm LEDs
for sensors 1 - 4 must be red, and an acoustic alarm sounds.
8. GENERAL
Elektrotechnik Schabus GmbH & Co. KG is not liable for damages and/or losses of any kind
such as individual damages or consequential damages brought about by the water detector
not issuing an alarm despite any changes in water conditions.
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