Operating Instructions
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| PRO1300h/c |
| This section allows you to run the heat | however, since the unit is checking for | ||||
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| pump at set intervals during the day. If | and adding heat when needed, it | |||||
| Electronic Temp. |
| you have a time clock, and would like to | prevents long recovery times when | |||||
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| use it please refer to the Time Clock | compared to | ||||||
| Controls |
| Override section. | benefit is that some states and electric | |||||
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| For the TCE feature to work, your pool | |||
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| Toggling Between Heating |
| pump must be wired to the heat pump | ||||||
| and Cooling Mode |
| See figure 7 for wiring the TCE feature | contact your electricity provider if you | |||||
| The unit will default to the heating |
| • This unit is prepared at the factory | have questions. | |||||
| mode. If the cooling mode is desired, |
| with the TCE feature installed, but | • Example of TCE operation – you require | |||||
| press the SET button until the |
| set to the “off” position in the “FIL” | the system to run for 12 hours to meet | |||||
| is displayed. Then press the arrow |
| mode. You will need to set the | your pool filtering needs. This means for | |||||
| buttons until “COL” is displayed on the |
| hours of run time for the pump and | each of the 6 periods, the heater will | |||||
| screen. This puts the unit into cooling |
| filter system. See “activating and | run the system for 2 hours and then | |||||
| mode. The water temperature set point |
| setting system run time” below. | turn off for 2 hours. If the system | |||||
| will now be the water temperature that |
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| • The function of the TCE is done through | needed to run for 3 hours in one of the | ||||||
| the unit is cooling the water to. When |
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| periods to reach the desired pool | |||||||
| the unit is in cooling mode, the screen |
| a timing sequence of 6 periods per | ||||||
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| 24 hours. You select the hours for your | temperature, the next period would be | ||||||
| will flash between the current water |
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| temperature and “COL” to remind the |
| required filter pump run time, and the | 1 hour on and 3 hours off unless | |||||
| user that cooling mode is activated. |
| heater takes care of the rest. It does this | additional heating is needed. The cycle | |||||
| Defrost Cycle |
| by dividing the system run time equally | continues for 6 periods and renews at | |||||
| Your AquaPRO® h/c unit is capable of |
| over the 6 periods, turning the pump on | the end of each 24 hours. Please call | |||||
| keeping your pool warm in very cool |
| for 1/6th of the specified run time and | AquaPRO® Systems at | |||||
| temperatures. Most pool heaters will |
| off the remainder of the period unless | ||||||
| not operate below 50°F. Your h/c unit |
| additional heating is required. The | clarification of this feature’s operation. | |||||
| will work down to 38°F by utilizing a |
| heater will always operate the system | Activating and Setting System Run | |||||
| “defrost cycle”. It does this |
| on a daily basis for the amount of run | Time - TCE Operation | |||||
| automatically by sensing the coolant |
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| time you have selected. The timing | • To set the run time of the system, push | ||||||
| temperature and reversing operation |
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| sequence begins at the initial start up. | |||||||
| for 2 minutes to defrost the evaporator |
| the “SET” button repeatedly until “FIL” | ||||||
| coil and will resume heating function |
| • If your pool is at or above the desired | displays. Then using the “up” and | |||||
| after defrosting the evaporator coil. |
| operating temperature, the heater will | “down” arrows, you can select how | |||||
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| run the system the desired hours each | many total hours a day you want the | ||
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| day and spread the time out evenly | system to run for your pump and | |||||
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| and PRO1300 TCE |
| between the 6 periods. This makes for | filtration needs. The range of hours is | ||||
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| better filter operation and allows the | “off” to 2, 3, 4,… up to 23 hours to | |||||
| Selecting |
| heater to update the water | “on”. As described before, the run time | |||||
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| temperature 6 times per day. | will then be calculated and spread out | ||||||
| Functionality of Unit |
| • If your pool needs heat, the heater will | over the 6 time periods for 24 hours. | |||||
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| Selecting the “on” position will run the | |||
| This unit is capable of operating as a Time |
| continue to run the system until the | ||||||
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| pump and filter system continuously. | |||||||
| Clock Override (TCO) or as the Time Clock |
| desired temperature is met. If the | ||||||
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| The unit leaves the factory with the | |||||||
| Eliminator (TCE). If you already have a |
| amount of run time exceeds a period’s | ||||||
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| “FIL” mode set to “OFF”. | |||||||
| time clock on your swimming pool and |
| run time, the excess time will be | ||||||
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| Time Clock Override | |||||||
| would like to maintain its normal |
| subtracted from the next run period(s). | ||||||
| operation with the added benefit of a |
| Please note that on cold and / or windy | (TCO) Operation | |||||
| heat pump time clock override – please |
| days, the unit could run for long times |
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| All wiring | |||
| review the section for the Time Clock |
| to generate and maintain the desired |
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| Override. If you do not own a time clock |
| pool temperature. Please see the |
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| electrical connections must be performed | |||||||
| for your pool system - please review the |
| “application” section about “pool | ||||||
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| by a qualified electrician. Installation | |||||||
| section for the Time Clock Eliminator. |
| blankets” to help maintain your pool’s | must be in accordance with local and | |||||
| Time Clock Eliminator |
| temperature. | national codes. | |||||
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| • The timing function built into the TCE | This section allows you the option of | ||||||
| (TCE) Operation |
| using an existing time clock with the | ||||||
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| will always run the heat pump for | |||||||
| Please read the functions of this feature |
| 15 minutes every 4 hours to determine if | heat pump. If you do not have a time | |||||
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| clock, please refer back to the Time Clock | |||||||
| carefully. |
| more heat is needed to maintain the | ||||||
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| Eliminator section. | |||||||
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| All wiring |
| pool’s desired temperature - even if all | |||
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| The pump must be connected to the heat | ||||
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| of the available run time was used in | |||
| electrical connections must be performed |
| pump and also the time clock for the Time | ||||||
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| previous cycles. This provides a couple of | |||||||
| by a qualified electrician. Installation |
| Clock Override feature to work correctly. | ||||||
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| added benefits. Pools will lose most of | |||||||
| must be in accordance with local and |
| See figure 8 for the optional TCO wiring | ||||||
| national codes. |
| their heat at night if left uncovered, | ||||||
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| schematic and electrical connections. | |||||||
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