Additional Dosings; Temperature Measurement; Overview; Measuring Water Temperature - Bayrol PoolManager Chlorine User Manual

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14.5

Additional dosings

PoolManager provides the option of programming additional dosings
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in addition to the automatic dosings with temperature compensation.
The additional dosing are then performed in supplement to the main
dosing and to the refresh dosings. The additional dosing amount is a
fixed, programmed figure and is not temperature compensated.
For additional dosings, the following parameters can be configured in
the menu "Additional dosings":
Parameter Explanation
Days of Week Here the days of the week on which additional dosing is to
take place (one or more) can be selected.
Default: Off
Time Start time of the additional dosing
(the same for every weekday).
Default: 00:00
Additional Dosing amount for additional dosings
Dosing (the same for every weekday).
amount Default: 0.2 l
Example:
The system should be configured such that on Friday 2.5 l of
Bayrosoft is dosed and 2.0 l each on Monday and Wednesday.
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Temperature compensation is not desired.
To do so, the following settings are required:
Main Menu O2 (Bayrosoft ®
Sub-menu Configuration O2 (Bayrosoft
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Dosing amount O2 = 2.5 l

Temp. compensation = Off

Dosing day O2 = Friday

Sub-menu Additional dosings:

Weekdays = Monday, Wednesday

Additional dose amount = 2.0 l
If temperature compensation is activated, the main dosing is
compensated for temperature and, if applicable, the two refresh
dosings are additionally performed.
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Temperature measurement

15.1

Overview

PoolManager ® has a total of three temperature measurement inputs. A
temperature sensor can be connected to each of them. The three
inputs are marked Temp.1 (T1), Temp.2 (T2), and Temp.3 (T3).
T1 and T2 cover a measuring range of 0 – 50°C, T3 covers 0 – 75°C.
The standard temperature sensor for the measuring water is
connected to T1 in the factory configuration.
15.2

Measuring water temperature

PoolManager ® measures the temperature of the measuring water
flowing through the measurement chamber. For that purpose, a
PT1000 temperature sensor is integrated into the measurement
chamber and connected to the input Temp.1 (T1).
For PoolManager ® O2, temperature measurement is used for
calculating temperature compensation (see section Automatic O2
(Bayrosoft ® ) dosing).
15.3

Measured temperatures

Various functions and sensor types can be allocated to all three
temperature inputs. Allocation is realised in the following menu:
Configuration Temperature
The following functions can be assigned to each individual
temperature input in the Temperature sensor configuration sub-menu:

Sample water
Temperature of measuring water. The integrated standard
measuring water sensor in the measurement chamber is
connected to input Temp. 1 (T1) in the factory configuration.

Pool water
Temperature of the pool water (measurement in circulation circuit)
 Solar temperature
Water temperature in the solar collector

Air (pool)
Air temperature in the indoor pool hall

Air (outdoor)
Outside air temperature
15.4

Sensor types

Furthermore, the sensor type used can be configured for each
temperature input:

PT1000 (standard)
This is the standard measuring water temperature sensor
used in the measurement chamber.

KTY83
This model was used in earlier BAYROL controllers

KTY16-6 (2kΩ parallel)
This model is also common in the swimming pool industry
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
KTY16-6 temperature sensor
When using a KTY16-6 sensor, a 2kΩ resistor has to
be connected parallel to it in order to match the sensor
to the measurement range of the two other sensor
models.