What to do if the Brilix ALBIXON SAL 16 Lighting Equipment display is blank?
If the Brilix Lighting Equipment displays a blank screen, first check if the ON/OFF switch is illuminated. Then, inspect the connection wire between the display and the motherboard. Also, check the device's 3.15A fuse, as it may have tripped due to an overload. Finally, verify the power supply is correctly set to 110V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz.
Why does my Brilix ALBIXON SAL 16 Lighting Equipment show alarm AL3 and the pH dosing pump stopped?
If the Brilix Lighting Equipment triggers alarm AL3 and the pH dosing pump stops, it may be because the maximum dosing time (typically 200 minutes) has been reached to prevent over-acidification. To clear the message and restart the metering, press ESC. Also, make sure that the pH probe reading is correct; if not, calibrate or replace it. Verify that the acid/base deposit is full and that the dosing pump is functioning correctly. Check the variable speed of the dosing pump.
How to get rid of white flakes in the water with Brilix ALBIXON SAL 16?
If you notice white flakes in the water when using your Brilix Lighting Equipment, it could be due to excessively hard and unbalanced water. Correct this by balancing the water. It is also recommended to check the cell and clean it if necessary. You can also put a small bag of flocculant in the skimmer and recirculate for 24 hours.
Details the components housed within the electronic box of the control station.
Information regarding the electrical power requirements and circuit breaker recommendations.
Regular checks for dosing pumps, probes, and chemical levels for ongoing pool care.
Recommended bi-weekly checks for Free Chlorine and pH levels.
Steps to diagnose and resolve a blank display on the control unit.
Addressing white flakes in water, possibly due to hard or unbalanced water.
How to reset the AL3 alarm and troubleshoot pH dosing pump stoppages.
Details the functions and displays of the physical buttons on the control unit.
Explains the interactive elements and information shown on the touch screen interface.
Programming of hydrolysis or electrolysis functions based on the specific model.
Setting the desired production level for chlorine (gr/h) or disinfection (%).
Selecting the parameter (Free Chlorine or Redox) to control chlorine generation.
Guide for calibrating the pH probe for accurate water measurement.
Steps for calibrating the Redox probe to measure water sterilization levels.
Steps for calibrating the Redox probe and checking free chlorine values.
Procedure for calibrating the free chlorine probe for accurate ppm readings.
Recommended calibration process for the conductivity probe.
Instructions for calibrating the temperature probe for filtration modes.
Manually turning the filtration process ON/OFF without timing functions.
Setting start and end times for filtration cycles within a 24-hour period.
Adjusting filtration time based on water temperature with antifreeze option.
Timed heating with option to control temperature via relay and hysteresis.
Guarantees desired water temperature with minimum filtration hours.
Manually turning pool lights ON/OFF.
Setting ON/OFF times for pool lights based on a frequency.
Setting color and pulse length for LED spotlights.
Manually switching auxiliary relays ON/OFF.
Scheduling auxiliary relays based on timers and frequency.
Programming working time in minutes for auxiliary relays.
Customizing names for auxiliary relays to suit specific uses.
Configuring the preferred language and setting the current date and time.
Adjusting display brightness and configuring screen behavior.
Configuring system sounds and setting up password protection.
Viewing operation times of modules and system software information.
Enabling and configuring the unit's internet connection.
Scanning and selecting available WiFi networks for connection.
Manually entering the network name and password for AP connection.
Verifying that the WiFi connection has been successfully established.
Information on installing a Variable Speed Pump with the control unit.
Assigning different speeds (fast, medium, slow) to filtration periods.
Using the fastest speed for filter cleaning with a Variable Speed Pump.
General| Power | 16 W |
|---|---|
| Light source | LED |
| Number of LEDs | 16 |
| Beam Angle | 120° |
| CRI | >80 |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
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