Cazen SM-500 Wireless Water Level Control Device User Manual Smartmiser Information

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IMPORTANT sfiAfiTfiiSERm INFORMATION
U.S. AND FOREIGN PATENTS PENDTNG
5.0 YOUR SMARTMISER PARTS:
5.1 The Transmitter:
The Transmitter senses the water level
in your pooli When an “on" signal is sent from
the Transmitter, the Receiver turns on the
water to your pool. When the water level rises
approximately 1 inch, the Transmitter will send
an “oft" signal and shut off the water.
The Transmitter can be opened by
removing the six socket head cap screws, but
should be opened flux to replace the battery
which is a 3-volt lithium coin cell (CR 2032).
Normal battery life should be from 2 to 3 years
The Transmitter
under normal use. Be sure to replace a worn battery in the Transmitter as failure to do so will cause
the Smaxtmiser to stop working and could result in serious damage to your pool equipment. Be
sure to reprogram the unit whenever the battery is replaced. (See Instructions, Section 4) The
Transmitter unit is waterproof. Whenever the lid of the Transmitter is removed, the six screws
should be reattached applying even pressure to make sure that a completely waterproof seal is
achieved
Modifications to the Transmitter are prohibited and will void the purchaser’s authority to
use this device (47CFR15).
5.2 The Float:
The Float contains a small magnet
which activates the Transmitter unit. The
Float moves up and down with the water level
in your pool and moves between the off and
on switches within the Transmitter. The Float
will be inserted into the top of the Transmitter
unit as described in Section 4 of the
Instructions.
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The Float
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5.3 The Receiver:
The Receiver reads the signal fi'om the
Transmitter and either turns on or off the
water to your pool. Once an “on” signal is
received, the Receiver automatically begins to
time the filling process. If for some reason
the Transmitter does not send an “off ’ signal,
the Receiver is pre-set at the factory to shut
off automatically This automatic shut off
function has six different settings and can be
changed from 10 minutes to 24 hours. The
number of flashes of the LED light indicates
the length of time before the Receiver
automatically shuts off the water.
The Receiver
Four flashes is pre
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