8.2 Planning the Installation
Before installing your Pool Pilot
1. Determine everything needed for installation is on hand.
2. Determine where the manifold assembly will be plumbed or surge tank located for convection cells, if
applicable.
3. Identify a suitable mounting location for the Pool Pilot
12 ft. (3.6 m), to ensure that the cell cord and Tri-sensor cord will reach the manifold components (or
control center for convection cell applications) with some slack in the cords. The control center should
be away from excessive heat, moisture and chemical exposure.
4. Plan wire runs and wiring connections for the 220-240V source power.
5. Plan the routing for the cell and Tri-sensor cables.
6. Determine origination point for the Pool Pilot
a. Directly from a circuit breaker. (Circuit breaker is used to power the Pool Pilot
b. From an external timer or an electronic controller. (Pool Pilot
location as the circulation pump; the unit is activated when the circulation pump is energized.)
7. Determine whether the Pool Pilot
system.
8.3 Installation Steps
Details on each step of the installation process are presented on the following pages:
1. Mounting the Pool Pilot
2. Electrical Connections ( See "Electrical Connections" on page 28. )
Electrical Connections Overview
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AC Input Voltage
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High Voltage Wiring
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Low Voltage Wiring
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Connecting the Cell Cord
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Connecting the Tri-sensor
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Bonding
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3. Plumbing the System ( See "Plumbing the System" on page 24. )
4. Preparing the Water ( See "Preparing the Pool Water" on page 25. )
5. Programming at Installation ( See "Programming at Installation" on page 27. )
8.4 Mounting the Control Center
ATTENTION: As recommended in the Planning the Installation section, make
sure there will be adequate cable length between the control center and the
manifold (or Tri-sensor) before mounting the power supply and plumbing the
manifold assembly. The Tri-sensor and cell cables are 12 ft (3.6 m) long. The
selected location should allow easy access for service and maintenance.
WARNING - Failure to heed the following may result in permanent injury or death.
All electrical connections should be made by a licensed electrician or certified electrical contractor.
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Disconnect all AC power when installing or servicing this system. Follow all state, local, and National
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Electrical Code(s) (provincial and Canadian Electrical Code(s) if applicable) unless local guidelines
supersede.
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The Pool Pilot
is suitable for indoor or outdoor mounting. When connected to 230 Vac, the Pool
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Pilot
control center must be installed at least 10 ft (3 m) horizontal distance from the pool or spa
wall. Greater distances may be required by local codes.
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control center power feed:
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will be controlled by an ORP controller or by an electronic controller
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( See "Mounting the Control Center" on page 23. )
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control center that is close enough, less than
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is to be wired to the same
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