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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Warnings Auxiliary Inputs: Auxiliary inputs to be connected to a separate 16A circuit and circuit breaker Outputs: Total power consumption of AUX 1, 2 & 3 should not exceed 10A ...
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However, Nymet Innovations assumes no responsibility for the use of this material. Nymet Innovations Pty Ltd reserves the right to make changes to the material at any time and without notice. Refer to the SplashMe web site (www.splashmepool.com.au) for the most updated version.
It is essential that the installer should be a person with sufficient experience in pool equipment installation and be approved to install the SplashMe Automation Controller, so that all the instructions in this manual can be followed exactly.
Users will also be able to see actual electricity cost savings from date of installation when an electricity tariff is included. Download SplashMe App The SplashMe App is available on iOS and Android mobile platforms. Download the App to continue with installation and setup. Google Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.nymet.splashme...
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 1.4 LED definitions Once the SplashMe Automation Controller has been connected to a power source, the blue connection light will blink, and the device is ready for setup. Type Description Blue “slow” blinking Device is in “Direct Access”...
(up to 2 kW) into a variable speed pump. Using the pool size entered during setup and the information detected by the flow sensor, the SplashMe Automation Controller will efficiently run the filter pump whilst maintaining water cleanliness.
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 2.2 – What’s in the box Only use the equipment supplied by Nymet Innovations. Use of non-approved components may result in damage to SplashMe Automation Controller and void warranty Number Description...
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions INPUTS Inputs 1-3: 240V~, 50Hz, 10A Max Input 4: 240V~50Hz, 10A Max WARNING: Auxiliary inputs to be connected to a sperate 16A circuit and circuit breaker OUTPUTS 2 kW water cooled variable frequency drive ...
The SplashMe Automation Controller has an inbuilt ORP sensor. It works by measuring the dissolved oxygen in the water. More contaminants in the water result in less dissolved oxygen because the organics are consuming the oxygen and therefore a lower ORP level.
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Before proceeding, ensure following items are available to successfully install and connect the SplashMe Automation Controller. Item Description Desirable Essential Android/iOS Smart Data charges may apply phone Wi-Fi Internet...
The SplashMe Automation Controller must be mounted within 1.5 m from the power supply. Wi-Fi requirements: The SplashMe Automation Controller must be in range of the home Wi-Fi network if the deivce is to be controlled remotely. The home network may need to be extended to reach to selected mounting location.
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 3.2 - Installing the multi-probe The multi-probe comes installed in a protective cap which contains a storage solution. This storage solution keeps the pH probe glass hydrated and ensures the probe will be ready to use as soon as soon as it is installed.
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 3.3 – Mounting to wall Hollow wall / timber installation Instructions Position the Mounting bracket in the desired location on the wall with the hanging hooks pointing up. Ensure wall bracket is level and mark the 4 outer holes (Fig 2: A, B, C and D) with...
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Masonry wall installation Position the Mounting bracket in the desired location on the wall with the hanging hooks pointing up Ensure wall bracket is level and mark the 4 outer holes with a pencil –...
3.4 – Fixing the SplashMe Automation Controller to the wall bracket Instructions Remove SplashMe Automation Controller from the box and line up the 3 slots in the rear bracket with the 3 hooks on the wall bracket. Allow the SplashMe Automation Controller to hang on the 3 hooks so the bottom two screw holes align.
The SplashMe Automation Controller comes complete with a flow sensor to monitor exactly how long a filter pump needs to run to maintain a clean pool. For the flow sensor to operate, it is essential that the SplashMe Automation Controller be plumbed in line with the pool filtration equipment.
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Now the SplashMe Automation Controller will be ready to plumb into the filter pump water circuit. Locate the pipe that runs from the Return (outlet) of the sand filter/cartridge filter to the next piece of equipment (usually a heater or chlorination cell).
The SplashMe Automation Controller has an built-in pressure sensor for real-time monitoring of the main pool filter condition. Working with either a sand filter or cartridge filter, once connected the SplashMe App will alert users when the filter needs to be cleaned or a backwash needs to be performed.
3.7 – pH acid dosing / peristaltic pump installation The SplashMe Automation Controller comes with a 12VDC pH Acid dosing peristaltic pump. Before connecting the pump to the SplashMe Automation Controller, the pump will need to be installed as per below instructions.
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Injection point installation The injection point is the last connection before the pipe work returns back to the pool meaning it must be installed inline, after the SplashMe Automation Controller, heaters and solar booster pumps. Instructions...
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Filter Basket, Check Valve and Feed tube installation Next, connect the acid drum to the dose pump. A concentration of 110g/L hydrochloric acid is required for the dosing system. Most hydrochloric acid is sold at a concentration of 330g/L. To achieve correct concentration, dilute 1 litre of hydrochloric acid with 2 litres of tap water.
3 x 10A RCD protected socket outlets each connected to a separate 16A circuit and circuit breaker. The socket outlets need to be mounted within 1.5 m of the SplashMe Automation Controller to ensure the supplied plugs will reach.
The Australian and New Zealand Standards requires pool equipment to be bonded to each other. Check local codes NEC and/or local installation codes for installation requirements. A 6mm bonding terminal is provided on the back of the SplashMe Automation Controller. This terminal is connected to the earthed water circuit and Note ...
Primary input The Primary Input lead at the rear of the device supplies power to the SplashMe Automation Controller. This plug also supplies power to the single speed filter pump (up to 2 kW).
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 5.1.2 - Filter pump VSD (Variable Speed Drive) Output The SplashMe Automation Controller is equipped with a water cooled 2000W single phase variable speed drive. By connecting a new or existing single speed filter pump into the filter...
Saltwater / Mineral chlorinator The SplashMe Automation Controller will automatically maintain a pre-set ORP level entered in the App settings. Whenever the filter pump is functioning, the SplashMe Automation Controller measures the ORP and controls the saltwater chlorinator to achieve the set levels.
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Liquid chlorine doser The SplashMe Automation Controller can also control a peristaltic dose pump to accurately dose liquid chlorine to a pool. This is an alternative method to the salt chlorinator system.
The SplashMe Automation Controller will then control the solar heating to achieve and maintain the pre-set level. If no filter pump schedule is running, the SplashMe Automation Controller will periodically measure the water temperature by activating the filter pump for several minutes.
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Filter pump – Booster pump This type of configuration is used when an independent pump cannot be installed. The solar system recirculation is distributed by the existing filter pump. In this case a booster pump is used to pull water from the filter pump suction line and divert it to the roof.
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Instructions Read section 5.2.3 to connect any actuator valves If connecting a booster pump, check the power requirements and connect to the most suitable output using the supplied adaptor. Note ...
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 5.1.5 – Connecting additional 240v equipment Any of the auxiliary outlets (AUX 1, 2, 3 or 4) can be used to control equipment additional to those mentioned above. Examples of additional 240v auxiliary equipment includes but is not limited to water features, spa blowers, pool and garden lighting and pool cleaners.
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 5.2 - Connecting low voltage equipment (hard wired) 5.2.1 – Removing and refitting the front cover Instructions Removal Remove the 8 screws (see diagram) and remove the front cover. Refitting Ensure that the O-Ring is in position and clear of any debris Place the front cover in position and ensure the Multi-Function button has come through the cover and can be pressed.
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 5.2.2 – Low voltage auxiliary connection The SplashMe Automation Controller comes with low voltage outputs which can be used to control equipment. See Diagram Any of the auxiliary outlets (AUX 5, 6, 7 & 8) can be used to control equipment additional to those mentioned above.
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 5.2.3 – Roof temperature sensor (if solar is used) The SplashMe Automation Controller comes with its own ambient roof temperature sensor. It is generally used by the solar controller to control the solar pump. Even if the solar controller function is not used, it still may be beneficial to install as it will provide a real time reading of the ambient temperature on the app.
5.2.4 – Auxiliary connections (actuator valves, equipment, 15A-3phase) Actuator valves The SplashMe Automation Controller has 4 x volt-free terminal blocks suitable to control actuator valves. These outputs are AUX5, AUX6, AUX7, AUX8. Note the connection outlet number so it can be correctly assigned when setting up the SplashMe App.
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1-24V AC/DC that are Safety Isolated (SELV) Supply / Loads only. When using the SplashMe Automation Controller to control larger equipment such as 15A pumps or 3 phase equipment, a licenced electrician will be required to configure a relay/contactor setup to connect to the auxiliary outputs.
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 5.2.5 - 12VDC peristaltic pump for acid dosing The SplashMe Automation Controller comes fully equipped with a 12V Peristaltic Acid Pump. In a typical swimming pool environment, the tendency is for the pH to increase. Dosing the water with hydrochloric acid is the main method used to lower the pH back into balance.
App settings. Whenever the filter pump is functioning, the SplashMe Automation Controller measures the water temperature using the in-built temperature sensor. The SplashMe Automation Controller will control the pump to heat the water to achieve and maintain the pre-set pH level.
After installing the physical hardware and equipment the SplashMe Automation Controller will be ready to power up. At this point the SplashMe Automation Controller should be mounted to wall (see 3.4) and plumbed in (see 3.5). All equipment should also be connected and ready to power Run the main filter pump manually and check the system for any leaks.
When the device beacons out a unique “SplashMe_{example1234}” SSID and can be connected to like any normal Wi-Fi network. To use the device in this mode, users (with mobile device) must be within direct Wi-Fi range of the SplashMe Automation Controller at all times.
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 6.2 – Motor error hard reset In the event of a system error the front of the SplashMe Automation Controller will have the RED light illuminated. Refer to the app for info on the error.
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Section 7 – SplashMe App Once the SplashMe Automation Controller has been installed, the installer will need to download the SplashMe App from either Apple App or Google Play stores. Google Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.nymet.splashme...
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Section 8 – Maintenance While the SplashMe Automation Controller will be a key piece of equipment for easy, stress- free maintenance, it is recommended owners follow a regular maintenance schedule to keep the pool clean and healthy.
Holding the probe by the cable, gently swirl the probe in a dilute hydrochloric acid solution for two minutes Rinse the probe in clean water and replace into the back of the SplashMe device and hand tighten the black locking nut...
SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions 8.3 Peristaltic pump - servicing squeeze tubes Peristaltic pump squeeze tubing needs to be replaced every 12 months. If the pool has high chlorine demand or is in a semi commercial/commercial application, squeeze tubing may need to be replaced more frequently.
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SplashMe Automation Controller 1.0 | Installation and Operating Instructions Check replacement squeeze tube has the supplied barbed nipples attached to each end Insert replacement squeeze tube assembly (tubing with barbed nipples) from input (left side) to output right side. Insert input barbed nipple and align round edge of barbed nipple with locator...
For user product updates, information and support visit www.splashmepool.com.au or email info@splashmepool.com.au. The contents of this manual will be periodically updated or revised due to product updates. The latest version of the SplashMe Installation/User Guide will be available at www.splashmepool.com.au/support Company contact details Company Nymet Innovations Website www.splashmepool.com.au...
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