DynaQuip WaterCop Pro WPK Series Benutzerhandbuch und Installationshandbuch - Seite 10
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WEXT6: This wireless sensor accessory has a male plug that
inserts into the AUX jack on the WPM and has a female jack on the
other end to give an extra 6' length so a rope or pressure sensor
can be extended further away from the WPM Hub .
ACA100: This wireless sensor accessory is the AC adapter that has
a male plug that inserts into the bottom of the WPM . It provides AC
power to the wireless sensors and can be used with, or instead of,
batteries . The ACA100 is 10' long .
Manually Testing the Valve and Wireless Sensors
Manually Test the Valve
Check the Quick Start Guide for wiring and preliminary testing of the Water Control Panel . To test
your WaterCop® Pro System, gently pull the safety plugs out from each end of the valve . Check the
position of the valve by looking in either threaded end . In the open position, you will be able to see
through the valve; in the closed position, only the shiny surface of the ball will be visible . Place the
base of the housing on a sturdy surface, as close as feasibly possible to the location where it will
be permanently installed . Plug the WaterCop® Pro power supply into a nearby 115 VAC outlet .
The valve position indicator lights should now correspond to the actual position you noticed .
Green = Open . Red = Closed . Grasp both sides of the housing (not the valve) with the valve
pointing away from you for safety . Being very careful not to have your fingers or other objects
near the valve openings, press the OPEN or CLOSE buttons; whichever has the unlit light next to it .
You will hear the motor change the valve position . Again, look into the threaded end of the valve
to verify that the valve has changed position . If it appears that the valve has not turned from one
position to the other, DO NOT try to reposition the valve yourself by inserting any tool or fingers
into the valve . Operate the valve several more times from open to close, checking each time for
proper positioning . If you are experiencing trouble getting the valve to open and shut, call the
installation help line listed on the back cover .
Manually Test the Wireless Sensors
WaterCop® Pro wireless sensors require power to operate . Use either fresh AAA alkaline batteries
(not included) and/or a WaterCop® Pro Sensor AC adapter (sold separately) to power . If both are
used, batteries will provide back-up power in the event AC power is lost . Rechargeable batteries
are not recommended . To install batteries, remove the battery cover located on the back of the
sensor and install batteries in accordance with the (+ and -) placement guide . Reinstall the back
plate . Follow suggestions found in the section titled "Placement of Wireless Sensors" for
recommendations where sensors should be placed . Locate a wall near the area you choose
to monitor .
Avoid high traffic areas where the cord or sensor could be stepped on or kicked . Mount the
transmitter at a convenient location on the wall, two to three feet above the floor . This will help avoid
damage to the sensor body and provide a strong signal . Use the fasteners included with the unit .
1 . Following all safety precautions, make sure that the Water Control Panel is plugged in and the
valve is in the open position . Leave the WaterCop® Pro Actuator near your main water line, on
a sturdy surface . It is important that anyone who will be near the valve is aware of the safety
precautions, and does not insert any object into the valve, or handle the valve during the test .
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Extension (WEXT6)
6'
AC Adapter
(ACA100)