Safety Settings; Electrical Connection; Solar Heating; Overview - Bayrol PoolManager Chlorine User Manual

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28.5.1.1 Frost protection
The menu Frost protection can be used to activate a frost protection
function for heating control.
Sub-menu Frost protection
Ambient temperature The temperature input used for measuring air
input temperature (optional for frost protection):
 Inactive (function not used)
 Temp. input 1 [3]
 Temp. input 2 [4]
 Temp. input 3 [5]
Frost protection Frost protection is activated, if the measured ambient
temperature temperature drops below the given threshold.
Temperature sensor Configure types and functions of temperature
configuration sensors.
28.5.2

Safety settings

HAZARD!
Hazard via remote access
In some circumstances, hazards may be yielded via
remote access to the heating control system, e.g.
scalding.
Potential consequence: Injury,
material damage.
 Release of remote access to heating control is
expressly PROHIBITED for all applications in which
the safety of persons, animals, and property is not
completely guaranteed at all times and under all
circumstances; especially for remote access.
 Safety is exclusively in the system operator's
sphere of responsibility.
 The controller manufacturer disclaims all liability.
The following safety settings are available:
Sub-menu Safety settings
Allow remote access Potential settings:
 Inactive
 Local network
 Local network & Web
Show in Yes / no
Mode menu
28.6

Electrical connection

Required user qualification:
ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST
Electrical connection of heating system control may
only be performed by an ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST as
defined in the chapter User qualification.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Do not exceed the maximum currents
Do not exceed the maximum permissible electrical
currents for each individual relay switch output (max. 4
A) and for the sum of all relay switch outputs being
used in 230 V~ configuration (in sum, also max. 4 A)
Please also refer to the Chapter 230 V~ Power supply.
Depending on the type and model of the heating system, there are
various options for establishing the electrical connection (volt-free, 230
V~,...).
In general, the connection options already described for the universal
switch outputs are available, see Universal switch output
connection options.
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Solar heating

29.1

Overview

PoolManager ® offers the option to control a solar heating system.
The solar heating system is controlled via a simple relay switch output
(volt-free or 230V~). The exact type and design of the solar heating
system is not important. There only needs to be the possibility to turn
the solar heating function on and off externally via a corresponding
input (either volt-free or 230V~)..
INFO
Changeover switch OUT 4 [31/32]
If you need a changeover switch for solar control, you
can use the relay switch output OUT 4:
 [31b] Working contact
 [32c] Rest contact
29.2

Temperature measurement

Solar control requires measurement of the water temperature. For
more information, see Heating
Measurement of solar temperature is also required. Another one of the
PoolManager's three temperature inputs can be used to connect a
®
solar sensor.
You'll find a detailed description in the chapter Temperature
measurement. This chapter also lists all temperature sensor types
supported by PoolManager
29.3

Function

The function of solar control is based on conventional heating control.
For more information, see Heating
As an additional parameter, the required minimum temperature
difference between solar temperature and pool temperature can be
entered. The solar control system will only be activated, if the
difference between solar temperature and pool temperature is higher
than the value indicated.
29.4

Show in home view

The operating state of the heating system or solar heating system is
displayed in home view in the temperature module.
For more information, see Heating
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Temperature measurement.
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® .
Function.
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Show in home view.
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