HBS SunSonix 40SL-15V40-150 Series Manual

Sonic head & water quality monitoring land based solar

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Model Number
40SL-15V60A150-01
40SL-15V60M150-01
40SL-15V60A150-02
40SL-15V60A150-03
40SL-15V60A150-04
40SL-15V60A150-05
40SL-15V60A150-06
'A'
Telemetry/Communications package. Change to 'M' to add telemetry
Sonic Head & Water Quality
Monitoring Land Based Solar
General Product Specifications
Product Description
SunSonix™ without transducers, probes, or telemetry
SunSonix™ with telemetry, without transducers or probes
SunSonix™ with Single Quattro
SunSonix™ with Single Mezzo
SunSonix™ with Dual Quattro
SunSonix™ with Dual Mezzo
SunSonix™ with Quattro/Mezzo Combo
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  • Page 1 SunSonix™ Sonic Head & Water Quality Monitoring Land Based Solar 40SL-15V40-150 Series General Product Specifications Model Number Product Description 40SL-15V60A150-01 SunSonix™ without transducers, probes, or telemetry 40SL-15V60M150-01 SunSonix™ with telemetry, without transducers or probes 40SL-15V60A150-02 SunSonix™ with Single Quattro 40SL-15V60A150-03 SunSonix™...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents SAFETY SYMBOLS AND TERMS ................. 4 Safety Symbols .................... 4 Safety Terms ....................4 GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS ..............5 User Safety and General Product Precautions ..........5 Precautions While Working with Batteries ..........5 Personal Precautions While Working with Solar Panels ......6 Uses ......................
  • Page 3 EPA Co. No. 95328 Patent No. 10399867 Printed material may not represent the latest information available. Please visit our website for updates to this manual or other manuals. Manual P/N – MNUL0062-V001 Rev.2 Copyright © 2024 HBS Page 3 of 24...
  • Page 4: Safety Symbols And Terms

    SAFETY SYMBOLS AND TERMS Safety Symbols The following symbols may appear on the product: Direct current (DC) Caution, risk of danger Alternating current (AC) Warning, risk of electric shock Both direct & alternating current Risk of explosion Ground terminal Recycle lithium-ion batteries Chassis ground Do not incinerate Power on/off...
  • Page 5: General Safety Requirements

    3. Swallowing may lead to serious injury or death. If ingested, immediately contact your physician or a poison control center. 4. Use only DPI or HBS branded and approved battery chargers. 5. Do not touch or connect the terminals of the battery to each other.
  • Page 6: Personal Precautions While Working With Solar Panels

    HBS Algae Remediation products do not treat any body of water to produce potable or drinkable water. HBS Algae Remediation Products do not treat for other bacterium, pollution, viruses, toxins, micro-organisms, or other matter which may be present, and other methods of treatment may be needed to provide prevention, remediation, or elimination of such.
  • Page 7: Product Features

    PRODUCT FEATURES 1. Solar Panels (x2) 2. Lithium-Ion Battery Packs (x6): Used to store and provide continual power to the Solar Controller (7). Battery packs are waterproof and rated at IP68. 3. Solar Controller: Takes in solar power and charges battery packs (2), controls power to sonic heads (via Channel-1 and -2), controls power to...
  • Page 8: Product Set-Up

    12. U-Bolt and Associated Nuts: used to tighten and secure the Solar Panel Assembly (1) left/right rotation position. 13. Label: aids in centering Mount Plate (9) on Cross Mount Bar (8) 14. Solar Panel Vertical Pole 15. Strain Relief P-Clamps (x2) and Thumb Screws (x2): Provides strain relief for sonic head and SONDE probe cables.
  • Page 9: Prep Site Hole

    4. As the vertical pole is placed into the hole, try to orient the pole so that the lock bar is parallel to the body of water and the two yellow cable strain relief knobs are facing the body of water as visualized by this figure: Prep Site Hole Refer to figures and ensure that the Site Preparation Details were followed!
  • Page 10 • Box Wrench or Socket – 1/2in to tighten U-Bolt Nuts 1. A two person team is recommended. Raise the Solar Panel Assembly and slip the U-Bolts (12) onto the top of the Vertical Pole (14). The Vertical Pole Stop Bracket (10) prevents the Solar Panel Assembly from falling onto the top of the Vertical Pole (14).
  • Page 11: Sonic Head Cable Connection

    SONIC HEAD CABLE CONNECTION If a cable connector is supplied which connects to a power supply, apply a very small 3mm diameter spot or less of dielectric grease to all socket contacts (as shown) – not pins. This protects from corrosion, moisture, and dirt when connectors are disconnected.
  • Page 12: Anchor And Sonic Head Placement

    ANCHOR AND SONIC HEAD PLACEMENT Shown is a typical application using one or two Sonic Heads. Single Sonic Head Where one Sonic Head is used, refer to the Sonic Head on the top: 1. A typical 2.27kg (5lb) anchor ball, available from many sources including marinas and retail stores, is needed to keep the system in place.
  • Page 13: Dual Sonic Heads

    Sonic Heads, driven from one power supply such as an HBS AC Power Supply or HBS Solar Power, layout placements are shown. Refer to these figures below. The one figure with the circled areas represents coverage –...
  • Page 14: Solar Panel Cabling Install

    These layouts require a float kit which may require them to be purchased separately. Use manual MNUL0064-A001 to deploy the float kit with the second Sonic Head. Solar Panel Cabling Install IMPORTANT – SONIC HEADS DEPLOYED INTO A BODY OF WATER CAN MOVE TRANSMITTING GREAT STRESS BACK TO THE SUNSONIX™...
  • Page 15: Powering Up The System

    1. Route the Sonic Head Power Cable to the Solar Controller (3) and connect to first Channel One labeled ‘SONIC 1’ or if a second Sonic Head cable is used then connect the channel labeled ‘SONIC 2‘. 2. Secure the cable with the ‘P-Clamp’ using the second P-Clamp (4) and its Thumb Screw.
  • Page 16: Sonde Probe & Telemetry

    Option 2: Uses an HBS Telemetry/Modem. Refer to these steps to mechanically attach to the Vertical Pole frame: Locate the Solar Controller (3) and identify the port labeled ‘Comms’. If the connector on the Telemetry Power Cable is installed, the modem is good to go. If not connected, plug the connector into the port.
  • Page 17: Steven's Water Steelhead Modem

    4. Follow the manufacturer’s cleaning and calibration routine before deploying. 5. Hang SONDE from a safe and secure area such as a personal dock. STEVEN’S WATER STEELHEAD MODEM The following instructions are solely for the mechanical and electrical connection to the SunSonix™ product. For operation, refer to the Steven’s Water Telemetry System (SWTs) Instruction Manual found on our website www.hydro-bioscience.com.
  • Page 18: Power Supply

    POWER SUPPLY Solar Powered Systems Solar Charger and Controller Power Supply For operation of Sonic Heads using the Solar Controller, please refer to the Solar Charger/Controller User’s Manual (MNUL0059-A001) or visit the resources → manual section at https://www.hydro-bioscience.com/. The third port also accepts a Lockout Key Connector used to shut down the system for shipping or storage reasons.
  • Page 19: Biofilm

    Tabellaria spp., Tetradesmus lagerheimii, Tribonema spp., Ulnaria ulna, Ulothrix spp. *Only partial control (This is not a complete list of algae that is affected by HBS Ultrasonic systems) Important Note: Certain species of plants and foliage rely on the presence of biofilm to survive and may be adversely affected.
  • Page 20: Sonic Head Maintenance

    SONIC HEAD MAINTENANCE The HBS ultrasonic algae management system is designed to limit calcium carbonate crystal formation on the sound emitting surfaces, so it forms slowly. Over time, buildup will occur depending on how hard the water is where you live.
  • Page 21: Cable Splice Connector

    2. Wipe the solar panels using a common household window cleaner and a soft cloth. 3. Reverse the procedure from ‘Storage’ above by redeploying Sonic Heads Cable Splice Connector Cable Splice Connector used on ‘T65’ Sonic Head models only. This connector is an IP68 rated cable splice that can be used in field repair or upgrading to newer sonic heads.
  • Page 22 1. Slide Cable Sealing Cap (A) and Connector Housing (B) and Cable Sealing Cap Grommet (C) onto each cable. 2. Optional adhesive lined Heat Shrink tube. For very deep or high integrity protection, a heat shrink tube may be used. For most typical applications, the heat shrink tube is not necessary.
  • Page 23: Typical Sunsonix™ Circuit Connection

    TYPICAL SUNSONIX™ CIRCUIT CONNECTION Channel-1 Sonic Head 1 Channel-2 Sonic Head 2 Solar Panel One Channel-3 Solar Panel Optional Comm Modem or Vmp(min): 24.5v Input Tabs SONDE Probe Power(min): 75W Cell Antenna GPS Antenna Navigation Light Output Tabs Solar Panel Two Battery Pack Input Tabs Vmp(min): 24.5v...
  • Page 24: General Warranty

    Customer shall be responsible for packaging and shipping the defective product to the service center designated by HBS, and with a copy of customer proof of purchase. Customer must ensure that an RMA (Return Material Authorization) number has been received from HBS.

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