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- Page 1 ENCLOSED MANUAL Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
- Page 2 Packing List List of Tools III. Uncrating Instructions Riser Installation Instructions (if applicable) Feature Installation Instructions Operation & Maintenance Instructions* VII. Component Data and Specifications VIII. Warranty Information Always run the water feature 24/7 *Section I contains very important information which must be followed to ensure optimal feature operation Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
- Page 3 If you have questions that are not answered in this manual, please feel free to contact our Customer Service Department at Plantronics.com/habitat-support. We thank you again for choosing Plantronics. We really appreciate your business. Sincerely, Sean Drummond Founder & President, Bluworld of Water...
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Page 4: Packing List
Riser Cover (if applicable) Funnel (x1) Distilled Water Blu Bucket o Manual o White Power Strip o Funnel o Glass Cleaner o Paper Towels o (2) Microfiber Towels o (2) Stainless Steel Wipes (if applicable) o Light Remote o ¼ Teaspoon Non‐chlorinated Shock o Surface Tension Remover Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ... - Page 5 3 minimum PWF84‐C: 11 GALLONS 4 minimum PWF95‐C: 13 GALLONS 4 minimum PWF105‐C: 13 GALLONS 6 minimum *USE DISTILLED WATER ONLY* Important Information • Continuously run feature 24 hours per day to: ‐ Maximize pump performance and life‐span ‐ Maintain full coverage of water surface • DO NOT OPEN THE REMOTE RESERVOIR (TANK) LID (unless directed by Plantronics) • KEEP FILL CAP CLOSED, except when: ‐ Draining/filling the system ‐ Checking water level • DO NOT ADD ANY CHEMICALS (unless directed by Plantronics) • DO NO USE CHLORINE, BLEACH, BROMINE OR HYDROCHORIC (MURIATIC) ACID (unless directed by Plantronics) Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
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Page 6: Uncrating Instructions
INSPECT THE FEATURE FOR SHIPPING DAMAGES The feature is lying on its side so the front of the pallet is where the top of the feature sits and the back of the pallet is where the bottom of the feature sits. NOTE: Long forks are recommended and used on pallet trucks/forklifts. (1) Remove labeled screws indicated on crate (2) Remove blocking from front and back of the pallet Note: each end has (3) small blocks ‐ (2) Z blocks & (1) small rectangular block (3) Remove 44” 2x4 from front of pallet Note: the only things supporting the feature are the L‐ brackets on the sides of the feature‐ two on each side (4) Remove top (4) blocks that connect the L ‐ brackets Note: each set has (2) small 2x4 blocks The four L – brackets can also be removed at this time by removing the screws from the foot of each bracket. Be sure to have someone there to prevent the feature from tipping sideways. The feature is ready to stand. I M P O R T A N T You will need 3 to 6 people to stand the feature depending on the size. The weight of the feature ranges from 230 pounds (6FT unit) to 575 pounds (10FT units). Refer to previous table for recommended amount. Minimum lifting capability should be 75lbs per person The feature should be tilted to the base or reservoir end. While supporting both sides, lift the top of the feature until the bottom of the base is touching the floor. Then, pivot the feature off of the pallet until it sits flat on the floor. At this time all packaging can be removed. Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ... - Page 7 IV. RISER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (if applicable) If this was not ordered proceed to following pages (Some Plantronics features were purchased with a riser to elevate the feature, higher off the ground) Locate the risers final destination. o Note: Make sure there is enough room around this location to slide the riser cover on to the frame. You will also need enough room around the riser to lift the feature onto the riser, be sure there is enough head height to place the feature on the riser. (Recommended) There are four tabs on the bottom of the frame ‐ these are for securing the riser frame to the floor if you choose to do so. The necessary hardware for this step varies according to floor type. Mounting to the floor is highly recommended, but the method is determined by OTHERS, based on floor material. On the top of the riser there are (3) ¼‐20 studs. These correspond to the holes in the bottom of the reservoir. Take the covers off the top of the reservoir to locate these holes on the bottom of the reservoir. There are (2) holes on one side and (1) on the other. This will determine the direction your feature will face ‐ place your riser frame according to the direction you prefer your feature to face. Lift your feature into place. The weight of the features vary from between 230 lbs for the 6ft features to 575 lbs for the 10ft features. o When lifting the feature you will need at least (5) people, (4) to lift and (1) to guide the feature onto the studs located on top of the riser frame. ...
- Page 8 V. FEATURE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS o Place feature in install location and unwrap. o To access the water tank, remove the rock trays from the reservoir (these may be screwed down from shipping). Remove the screws from the corners of the tray, remove trays and set aside. o Remove PVC fill cap with plyers, not included. o Insert a funnel into the water tank and fill with distilled water. o Add ¼ teaspoon of Non‐chlorinated Shock and (1) vile of Surface Tension Reducer. Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
- Page 9 o Run the pump cord out of the reservoir through one of the holes in the sides of the reservoir. Plug the pump in, you should see water flowing through the vinyl hose and then down the inside surfaces of the feature. Allow feature to run/vent for minimum of 2 hours. o Replace the water fill plug and make sure the 1 ½”...
- Page 10 Water Feature Basic Controls Floor Electrical Receptacle Location Basic Component Layout Draining & Filling the System Maintenance Snapshot Visual Inspection (monthly) Frame Maintenance and Cleaning Water Panel Surface Maintenance and Cleaning Pump Disclaimer & Troubleshooting Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
- Page 11 Flip the switch on your power strip or circuit breaker o Manually unplug all feature components. Main Water‐Flow Control Valve(s): Red‐handled gate valve(s) – Controls how fast the water flows Larger systems may have more than one control valve To increase flow – turn clockwise To decrease flow – turn counter‐clockwise Lighting Controls: The RGB LinkUp LED Controller – Controls the lighting power, intensity and shows. Please refer to the lighting components pages for details. Basic Component Layout (pump inside) DO NOT OPEN Fill Cap/Port Lid/Cover (sealed) Gate Valve Remote Reservoir Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
- Page 12 Floor Electrical Receptacle Location...
- Page 13 Floor Electrical Receptacle Location Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat-support...
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Page 14: Draining The System
Filling & Starting the System WATER CAPACITY: Refer to previous table for quantity USE DISTILLED WATER ONLY REMOVE ROCK TRAYS OR ACCESS PANELS (IF APPLICABLE) 1) Remove the PVC fill cap using plyers; 2) Insert funnel into the fill hole and fill with distilled water; NOTE: WATER LEVEL SHOULD BE 1” BELOW THE TOP 3) Remove Teflon tape from fill cap threads and apply new piece; 4) Reinstall fill cap; 5) Turn on the power to the system. USE THE RED‐HANDLED GATE VALVE(S) TO CONTROL THE WATER FLOW RUN THE FEATURE AT A HIGHER SPEED UNTIL FULL WATER COVERAGE IS ACHIEVED THEN THRODDLE DOWN TO DESIRED SPEED NOTE: EACH TIME THE FEATURE IS STARTED, IT COULD TAKE UP TO 72 HOURS TO OBTAIN FULL WATER COVERAGE RUN FEATURE 24 HOURS PER DAY TO FOR BEST RESULTS Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ... - Page 15 DO NOT OPEN REMOTE RESEVOIR (TANK) LID DURING INSPECTIONS 1) CHECK FOR LEAKS – Visually inspect the following areas for signs of water escaping the system: Along entire base of feature Around all plumbing connection Around remote reservoir(s) IF WATER HAS ESCAPED THE SYSTEM, SHUT THE SYSTEM DOWN IMMEDIATELY AND CONTACT PLANTRONICS CUSTOMER SERVICE 2) OBSERVE PUMP – Check that the pump is performing normally: Listen to the pump(s) for any abnormal sounds Feel the temperature of the remote reservoir IF ANY EXCESS NOISE OR HEAT IS NOTICED, SHUT THE SYSTEM DOWN, CHECK THE WATER LEVEL AND 3) CHECK FOR BUILDUP (inside the feature) – Visually inspect the following areas for buildup: Water surface (inside panel) Vinyl hoses (between panel and remote reservoir) ...
- Page 16 It is imperative that all powdered coated material is maintained properly and frequently to prevent calcium corrosion over time. Always keep powder coat dry to prevent water spots from forming on the surface. If calcium deposits begin to form, they must be cleaned immediately in order to avoid permanent damage to the powder coated finish. Methods for Cleaning the Powder Coated Surface 1. Dilute a mild detergent (or natural PH cleaner like vinegar) in water; 2. Use a cloth or sponge to apply the cleaning solution to the powder coat; 3. Rinse any remaining cleaning solution off with water and a clean lint‐free cloth; Wipe the surface dry with a clean lint‐free cloth. Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
- Page 17 1. Use standard paper towels and glass cleaner (CRL is recommended or Sprayway). It is best to wipe/scrub in the direction of water flow to prevent any accidental cross scratches in the glass surface; DO NOT WIPE OR SCRUB ANY PANEL SEAMS, TO AVOID POTENTIAL DAMAGE TO THE SEALANT IF DAMAGE OCCURS TO ANY SEALANT/SEAM, IT MAY NEED TO BE REMOVED/REAPPLIED Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
- Page 18 Bluworld products are comprised of high‐performance pump(s) which have been specified for each individual water feature. These pump(s) are typically sealed within the system but can be removed for service or replacement if required. Removing, replacing or tampering with the pump motors beyond regular maintenance and trouble‐shooting will void the warranty. Refer to manufacturer information later in this manual for more details. Safety Instructions (S 1) Check that the electrical data of the power supply network and that on the type plate coincide. Only connect the pump to a grounded power outlet (GFI) in accordance with the valid local or national electrical codes (NEC, UL, CSA, IEC...). Contact a qualified electrician with any questions. Do not use additional components, extension or connection cables or adapters, which are not grounded. Remove the power cable from the electrical socket prior to handling the pump. Note! In the event of a fault, a maximum of 10 switch‐on/off cycles are carried out. Should this prove unsuccessful, the pump will switch off after approx. 40 seconds. Remove the power plug from the electrical socket and clean pump if necessary. Never carry or pull the pump by the power cord. Always keep the connection points (power plug) dry. Do not operate the pump if cable or casing shows any signs of damage. Lay the connection cable such that it is protected against possible damage. To avoid potentially dangerous situations, only the manufacturer is allowed to make repairs or cable replacements. Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
- Page 19 VII. COMPONENT DATA & SPECIFICATIONS The following are component manufacturer data sheets and manuals for the electrical components installed within the feature. Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ...
- Page 26 11235 West Bernardo Court, S uite 102 S an Diego, CA 92127 888-880-1880 Fax: 707-281-0567 EnvironmentalLights.com RGB LinkUp LED Controller (Wifi Compatible) Part No. linkup-rgb RGB LinkUp LED Controller is an exciting and user friendly way to control RGB lighting systems.
- Page 27 Features Compatible with the LinkUp Wifi Router - use your smartphone to control all your lighting systems. Touch sensitive wheel can be used to specify 50 hues of color. 20 pre-programmed modes available, with adjustable speed and brightness. ...
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Page 28: Specifications
Specifications Remote Controller 4.33” x 2.04” x 0.79” Dimensions: 110 mm x 52 mm x 20 mm Power: 2 AAA batteries Working Frequency: 2.4 GHz RF Remote Distance: 100 feet (30 m) Receiver 3.35” x 1.77” x 0.91” Dimensions: 85 mm x 45 mm x 23 mm Output Frequency: 130 Hertz Input Voltage:... -
Page 29: Operation
Operation Powering Up Remove the back cover of the remote and insert two AAA batteries. Connect the LED load to the controller using either the terminal blocks (as shown below, Power 1) or the barrel connector (Power 2). Do not apply voltage to both Power 1 and Power 2 at the same time. Apply 12 or 24 VDC depending on the LED load being powered. -
Page 30: Pre-Programmed Modes
For non-static modes, the speed of the function can be adjusted using the S+/- buttons. Each mode has its own speed memory; so when you come back to the mode it will remember the speed it was left at the last time. Press the color wheel at any time to return lights to a static color of your choice. - Page 31 Instructions Please take the following precautions: 1. This equipment, like all electrical equipment, should be installed by a qualified person. 2. Do not expose these LEDs, dimmers or power supplies to intense electro-magnetic fields, including lightning. 3. The controllers and power supplies are not waterproof. Keep them dry. 4.
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Page 32: Warranty Information
EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE EXPRESSLY STATED HEREIN THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR PURPOSES. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE EXPRESSLY STATED HEREIN, THE SALE OF THE PRODUCT IS “AS IS,” “WHERE IS” AND “WITH ALL FAULTS.” IN NO EVENT SHALL BLUWORLD BE LIABLE FOR LOST PROFITS, INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, LOSSES OR EXPENSES, WHETHER DIRECT OR INDIRECT, INCURRED BY PURCHASER AS A RESULT OF ANY DEFECT IN THE PRODUCTS SOLD PURSUANT TO THIS AGREEMENT, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER PURCHASER’S CLAIM IS IN WARRANTY, BREACH OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE. THE MAXIMUM LIABILITY OF BLUWORLD, WHETHER ARISING FROM BREACH OF CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), STRICT LIABILITY, BREACH OF WARRANTY OR OTHERWISE, SHALL BE THE PURCHASE PRICE FOR THE GOODS. Habitat.Plantronics.com Plantronics.com/habitat‐support ... -
Page 33: Warranty Certificate
DD-G-451D. Limited Warranty Plantronics warrants these products, for a period of (2) two years from the original date of purchase, to be free from defects in workmanship and faulty operation. This warranty covers the workmanship and components originally manufactured or fabricated by BLUWORLD.