SR Smith WPCPT6WIR WPCs are devices to control swim pool peripherals. User Manual 79 15053 00 Rev D4

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WPC-1
Rated for use on 110/120VAC 60Hz and 220/240VAC 60Hz applications
Installation Instructions: Read these instructions in
their entirety before performing any installation work.
FOR USE WITH POOL AND SPA PRODUCTS
ETL LISTED
Conforms to UL STD 508;
Certified to CSA STD
C22.2 No. 14
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The WPC-1 consists of the following parts:
Item No.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Qty.
Component part No.
94-15087-00
37-15000-00
41-15004-08
42-15032-00
02-15268-00
02-15274-00
41-15003-00
94-15255-00
10-15086-04
10-15089-06
10-15060-01
10-15089-03
A11526
94-15257-00
10-15089-02
20-15013-00
17-15005-00
10-15089-01
Description
WPC-1 Enclosure
WPC-1 Enclosure Door
Relay
8 Position Terminal Block
Timer
Face Plate
WPC-1 Mounting Bracket
Grounding Bar
WPC Receiver
Face Plate and Mounting Bracket Screws
Terminal Block Mounting Screw
Relay Mounting Screw
Timer and Receiver Mounting Screws
3-Position Toggle Switch
WPC Repeater
Freeze Device Mounting Screw (Optional equipment)
Strain Relief
Latch
Latch Mounting Screws
Accessory Items:
FP 1/2
WE-65
DL-HUB
WPC-12V
Temperature Freeze Device
65 ft Repeater Cord Extension Kit
Direct Light Hub Connection Kit
12V Transformer for SR Smith Light Streams LED Products
10
15
16
13
12
19
14
18
11
17
10
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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Basic safety precautions should be observed when operating the WPC-1 product and other
associated equipment.
1. A qualified electrician must install the WPC-1 in accordance to the National and Local
Electrical Codes.
2. The WPC-1 must not be less then 5 feet (3 meters in Canada) from inside edge of pool.
ONLY USE COPPER CONDUCTORS.
3. Do not exceed the maximum ratings of individual components, wiring devices, and current
carrying capacity of conductors.
4. For the bonding, grounding, installing, and wiring of underwater lights to the WPC-1, refer
to Article 680 of the National Electrical Code or Article 68 of the Canadian Electrical Code.
5. This device should never operate equipment that could cause property damage, bodily
injury, or death should it be activated unexpectedly.
6. Never allow children to operate the WPC-1 unsupervised.
FCC WARNING
1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by SR Smith, LLC. could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
ELECTRICAL RATINGS
Do not exceed the maximum electrical ratings of the WPC-1. A circuit breaker rated at 20Amps
at 120VAC must be installed in the breaker panel to connect to the WPC-1 power input. Circuit
1 and Circuit 2 are each rated for use of up to 8Amps @ 120VAC. The Pump Relay is rated at a
maximum of 3HP @ 240VAC.
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WARNING
•
•
•
TURN OFF INCOMING POWER BEFORE SERVICING EQUIPMENT.
ALL INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE WORK MUST BE PERFORMED BY
QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL PERSONEL ONLY.
VERIFY ALL ELECTRICAL RATINGS BEFORE INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE.
LOCATION
Install the WPC-1 enclosure using the mounting plates included with each enclosure. The WPC1 is housed in a Type 3R rainproof enclosure and can be mounted anywhere between the pool
equipment and the breaker panel.
WIRING INSTRUCTIONS
FOLLOW PROPER WIRING PRACTICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL LOCAL
REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS.
Power Connections:
To wire the WPC-1 use insulated
COPPER wire only, 12 gauge minimum.
Run a ½” to ¾” conduit from the main
breaker panel to the WPC-1.
Pull
appropriate wires from the main breaker
panel to the WPC-1 unit. To make power
connections remove 3/8 inches of
insulation from wire ends. Insert the bare
end of wires under the pressure plate of
terminals (Power Input, HOT). Use 1/8in. flat head screwdriver to tighten
terminal screws firmly (4.4 lb-in
minimum). Connect the house common
to the Power Inputs NEUTRAL terminal.
Connect another HOT wire to the
Timeclocks T/C POWER terminal.
Connect a house common to the
Timeclocks T/C NEUTRAL. Install a 20
Amp circuit breaker in the main breaker
panel and connect the HOT wires from
the WPC-1.
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120V INPUT
T/C NEUTRAL
NEUTRAL
T/C POWER
120VAC 20AMP
CIRCUIT BREAKER
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Power Connection with GFCI
To wire the WPC-1 with the use of a
GFCI, punch out the GFCI knockout
on the side of the WPC-1 enclosure.
Install an outdoor rated GFCI. Using
COPPER wire only, 12 gauge
minimum, connect the GFCI from the
LOAD side to the HOT terminal on
the POWER INPUT of the WPC-1.
Connect the NEUTRAL from the
LOAD side of the GFCI to the
NEUTRAL terminal from the WPC-1.
Connect the GROUND of the GFCI to
the EQUIP. GND. bar. Wire the HOT
from the GFCI’s LINE side to the
20Amp circuit breaker in the main
breaker panel as discussed earlier.
Connect the NEUTRAL from the
GFCI’s LINE side to the house
common. From the GFCI’s LINE
side, connect a wire from the HOT to
the
Timeclocks
T/C
POWER
terminal. From the NEUTRAL of the
LINE side on the GFCI, connect to the
T/C NEUTRAL on the terminal block.
NOTE: Do not connect the Timeclock
Inputs to the LOAD side of the GFCI.
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NEUTRAL
LOAD SIDE
HOT
LOAD SIDE
T/C POWER
T/C
NEUTRAL
120VAC 20AMP
CIRCUIT BREAKER
HOT
LINE SIDE
TO
NEUTRAL BAR
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GFCI
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Hooking up Lights to Circuit 1 and Circuit 2
To connect a lighting product to the Circuit 1 and Circuit 2 switch, pull wires from the products
to the WPC-1 through conduits connected to the bottom of the WPC-1. As illustrated, connect
lights that will be operated by the Circuit 1 Switch to the Circuit 1 terminal. Connect the Neutral
to the Neutral terminal. Connect the Ground to the Equip. GND. bar. Repeat for Circuit 2. Do
not exceed 8Amps per circuit.
NOTE: Some models with optional equipment will have Circuit 1 or Circuit 2 or both Circuits
pre-wired for other functions.
If this product is used to connect underwater lights
directly, refer to 1999 NEC 680-21(b), 2002 NEC
680-24(b) or CEC 68-060, 062 and 066 for details.
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Connecting Jazz, Jazz-Spa, System 6004, and System 6004-AS*
For proper operation of these products both Circuit 1 and Circuit 2 must be wired so that the
power is controlled through Circuit 1 and the color wheel functions are controlled through
Circuit 2. Follow each products installation manual for proper installation. Run appropriately
rated wires from the light to the WPC-1 no less than 12 Gauge COPPER wires. Connect the
Power to the Circuit 1 terminal at one end and to the BLACK wire on the light. Connect the
neutral to the NEUTRAL terminal in the WPC-1 and to the WHITE wire on the light. Connect
the grounding cable to the EQUIP. GND. and on the other end to the GREEN cable. Finally, for
synchronization operation, connect the C/W CONTROL cable to the Circuit 2 terminal and on
the other end to the RED wire on the light. You may connect up to 8Amps of supply current to
Circuit 1 or Circuit 2.
NOTE: Some models with optional equipment will have Circuit 2 or Circuit 1 or both Circuits
pre-wired for other functions and therefore eliminates the ability for this type of wiring.
NEUTRAL
LIGHT CONTROL
C/W CONTROL
If this product is used to connect underwater lights
directly, refer to 1999 NEC 680-21(b), 2002 NEC
680-24(b) or CEC 68-060, 062 and 066 for details.
* Or other two button Power/Color system, i.e. Pentair, Supervision, Fiberworks…
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PUMP CONNECTIONS
NOTE: Some models are ONLY equipped with Single Speed OR Dual Speed pump
connections.
CONNECTING A 240VAC SINGLE
SPEED PUMP
Connect a 240V 30AMP Circuit Breaker
for each pump (if this control box is
equipped with optional pump relays).
Using an appropriately sized copper
wires connect to the outer contacts of the
JQX relays of the appropriate pumps as
shown. Run wires from the pump to the
inner contacts of the appropriate JQX
relay.
NOTE: This unit maybe equipped with
more then one JQX relay for pump
control.
LO SPEED
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POWER IN
NOTE: The Secondary 120V must be
directly connected to the
pump for 240V operation.
240V Circuit
Breaker
HI SPEED
CONNECTING A 240VAC DUAL
SPEED PUMP
As illustrated, connect the Low Speed
wire to the Low Speed Load terminal on
the terminal block. Connect the High
Speed wire to the High Speed Load
terminal on the terminal block. Connect
the 120V Primary from the 240V Circuit
Breaker to the 120V PRI INPUT terminal.
Directly connect the 120V Secondary
from the Circuit Breaker to the 2 Speed
Pump.
240VAC Pump
120V PRIMARY
240VAC CIRCUIT
BREAKER
2 SPEED PUMP
120V SECONDARY CONNECTED
TO 2 SPEED PUMP
NOTE: Pump Breaker MUST be turned OFF
before servicing as 2nd leg of 240V
circuit is HOT at all time!
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24V Valve Wiring (Optional Equipment).
To connect a 24V Valve, follow diagram as
shown.
Connect one leg of the 24V
common to the 24V TO VALVE terminal.
Connect the Close wire to the NC LOAD
terminal and the Open wire to the NO
LOAD terminal.
COMMON TO VALVE
CLOSE WIRE FROM VALVE
OPEN WIRE FROM VALVE
Heater Connection (Optional Equipment).
To connect a heater, run the pilot wires from
the heater to the WPC unit. Connect the
wires to the terminal block labeled Heater.
NOTE: The Heater circuit only completes
the circuit of the Heater terminals when
the 24V Valve control is energized to the
NO Load circuit.
TO HEATER
TO HEATER
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FOR USE ON WPC-2
AUXILIARY RELAY
KIT
SEE SECTION
“PUMP
CONNECTIONS”
FOR RELAY
WIRING
FOR TEMPERATURE
FREEZE PROTECT
SWITCH OPTION
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Repeater Mounting
The WPC-1 is equipped with a signal repeater that can be mounted up to 10 feet from the WPC-1
unit. This repeater receives signals from the wireless remote and sends that signal to the WPC-1
via the 10 foot cable. Establish a location for the Repeater that is in line of sight from where the
wireless remote will be used most frequently and that is no more then 75 feet from furthest where
the remote will be used. NOTE: If extension is needed, use SR Smith part number WE-65 and
follow installation instructions supplied with the Repeater Extension.
To mount the Repeater, carefully insert a small flathead screwdriver into groove between the
Dome and Base approximately where the locking dimples are located. Pry the Dome out of on of
the locking dimples. Then carefully insert the small flathead screwdriver into the groove between
the Dome and the Base in an adjacent locking dimple and pry the Dome out. Then separate the
Dome from the Base by hand. Using the supplied self-drilling screws, locate a suitable mounting
surface and screw the base to this surface. Note that the marking “TOP” must be in the 12
o’clock position and the wire slit must be in the 6 o’clock position. Do not over tighten the
screws as it may damage the Repeater base. Realign the Repeater Dome to the Base and ensure
that the wire is exiting the base through the slit and the Locking Dimples are aligned with the
locking holes. Apply enough pressure so that the Dome “snaps” into the base.
Flathead Screwdriver
Repeater
Dome/Base groove
Locking
Dimple
10 feet
Mounting Screws
Orientation
Marker
Mounting
Holes
Repeater Dome
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Base Slit for
Repeater Wire
Repeater Base
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
WPC-1 TOGGLE SWITCH OPERATION
The WPC-1 receiver box houses two switches. For
operation with the wireless transmitter, the switches
need to be in the REMOTE position. To manually
turn ON the devices connected to either Circuit 1 or
Circuit 2, flip the switches to the ON position. When
a circuit is in the ON position, the Wireless Remote
will not be able to turn OFF the respective circuit.
To turn OFF the devices manually, flip the
respective switch to the MIDDLE or OFF position.
NOTE: In the OFF position, the wireless remote
operation will be bypassed. To re-enable the
wireless remote operation, flip the switch back to the
REMOTE position. NOTE: If the units turn ON
when the switch is returned to the REMOTE
position, simply use the wireless remote to turn OFF
the units if desired.
WIRELESS REMOTE OPERATION
NOTE: The toggle switches on the WPC-1
must be set to REMOTE for wireless
operation. The POWER ON/OFF buttons
control the individual circuits independently.
With each push of the button, the WPC-1
toggles the individual circuits from ON to OFF
and vice versa.
For Synchronization
operation, simply push the SYNC ON/OFF
button. NOTE: If all circuits are off when the
SYNC ON/OFF button is pressed, all circuits
will be turned to ON. If any one of the circuits
are in the ON state by the wireless remote,
then when the SYNC ON/OFF button is
pressed all circuits will be turned OFF and the
SYNC ON/OFF must be pressed to turn all
circuits on simultaneously.
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Units equipped with toggle switches
NOTE: Circuit 1 is in the ON position
and Circuit 2 is in the REMOTE position
Units equipped with rocker switches
NOTE: Switch is shown in the ON position.
Circuit 1 control
Circuit 2 control
For Synchronization of
Circuit 1 and Circuit 2
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TIMER OPERATION
Set time to current time. In the example below, the current time is set for 9:00pm. NOTE:
Only turn the Timer dial clockwise or the timer will be damaged. Once the time has been
set to the current time, set the hours of the Pump operation by “snapping” the timer tabs inwards
towards the center. NOTE: Each tab represents 15 minutes of operation and tabs set
inwards towards the center is for OFF operations and ON when the tabs are set outwards
as illustrated. In the example below, the Pump will be off from 12:00pm to 11:45pm.
Once the time and time of operation has been set, ensure that the Timer function switch is set to
Auto for timer control of the Pump as illustrated below. To turn off timers automatic functions,
set the Timer function switch to OFF. To manually turn on the Pump, set the Timer function
switch to the ON position. NOTE: When in the ON position, the Pump will continue to run
until the Timer function switch is set to Auto where the tabs at the Set Point is in the OFF
position or if the Timer function switch is rotated to the OFF position.
Timer Function Switch Position
UP
MIDDLE
DOWN
Timer tabs set to
OFF position
Timer tabs set to
ON position
Timer dial rotation
direction indicator
Current time and Timer
function switch set point
PM hours
AM hours
Timer function
switch
Timer dial
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CODE ADJUSTMENTS
If it is necessary to change the transmission code on the WPC-1 an adjustment to the receiver AND the transmitter
DIP switches must be performed.
RECEIVER DIP SWITCHES – Turn OFF power to the WPC-1 from the breaker panel. Open the enclosure and
unscrew the face plate. Disconnect the Molex connector that connects the front panel controls to the receiver unit
and set the face plate on a safe location where it will not be bent, scratched, or impact forces applied to the
components or the face plate itself. Unscrew the four (4) screws holding the receiver to the base of the WPC-1
control box. Unscrew the four (4) screws located on the back of the receiver to release the cover. NOTE: Take
notice of how the wires enter and exit the receiver. Remove the cover and look on the PCB to locate the DIP switch
as illustrated.
TRANSMITTER DIP SWITCHES – Remove all screws from rear of remote. Separate the bottom cover from the
top cover.
DIP SWITCH ADJUSTMENT – The four DIP switches have an ON and an OFF position. Changing just one DIP
switch will change the code. MAKE SURE BOTH THE RECEIVER AND TRANSMITTER HAVE THE SAME
DIP SWITCH SETTINGS.
Molex Connector
Receiver Mounting
Holes
Rear screws
DIP Switch
Mounting
Screws
Face Plate
DIP switch
Receiver
screws
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Note: Sample shown is of Channel 9
DIP SWIT CH
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
Channel 4
Channel 5
Channel 6
Channel 7
Channel 8
Channel 9
Channel 10
Channel 11
Channel 12
Channel 13
Channel 14
Channel 15
Channel 16
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OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
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CHANNEL
13
10
14
11
15
12
16
DIP Switch
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WPC FUNCTION CHART
Below is a chart of the WPC functionality based on the model number.
WPC1
Pump
Features
Button 1
Features


Button 2
Features

Other
Options

X – Standard
Accessories

X – Standard
1 – Freeze Protect
8 – Toggle for Lo Spd
Disc
9 – Standard T/C
Removed
X – Standard
1 – T/C Bypass
2 – T/C Bypass & JVA Valve
3 – WFPR added for Booster Pump
X – Standard
3 – WFPR added for Booster
Pump
X –1 Speed Pump – Standard
2 – 2 Speed Pump – 24/7 LO Speed,
T/C controls HI Speed
EXAMPLE:
WPC1-2X2X-1 is a 2 speed pump model with the Low Speed ON continuously until High
Speed is actuated by the Time Clock. Button 1/Circuit 1 is wired standard. Button 2/Circuit 2 is
wired as a Time Clock Bypass & JVA which actuates a JVA valve and turns on the High Speed
pump (if Time Clock is already ON, then this action will keep the High Speed ON even after the
Time Clock has Shut OFF) with the push of the Button 2 on the remote or flipping the Circuit 2
switch to ON. And this equipment is equipped with a Freeze Protect device which will turn on
the High Speed pump when outside temperatures drop near freezing.
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