What to do if my NEXT pool ABRIBLUE DIVER Lighting Equipment shows an overload?
If your NEXT pool Lighting Equipment indicates an overload, it means the operating intensity is greater than 10A. To resolve this, reset the system by pressing the control box On/Off switch.
What to do if I see a cycle error on my NEXT pool ABRIBLUE DIVER?
If you encounter a cycle error with your NEXT pool Lighting Equipment, you can reset the system by pressing the control box On/Off switch.
How to fix a sensor error on NEXT pool Lighting Equipment?
If you are experiencing a sensor error with your NEXT pool Lighting Equipment, try performing a reset to relaunch the system. Also, check the sensor connection to ensure it is properly connected.
Critical caution about pool dangers and the need for adult supervision.
Details electrical power supply, protection, sheaths, and earthing requirements.
Covers concrete block and structural requirements for installation.
Specifies water level control and overflow requirements for proper operation.
Advice on skimmer placement to facilitate cover movement.
Importance of water level regulation to prevent cover jamming.
Table correlating pool length with required roller shaft diameter.
Procedure for ensuring the roller is perpendicular to the pool.
Guidance on handling the heavy and fragile cover delivery.
Instructions for checking goods, reporting damage, and storing parts.
List of components included in the roller package.
Lists tools required for assembly.
Emphasizes checking parts against the order before assembly.
Instructions for drilling wall holes using beam supports as templates.
Step-by-step guide for attaching beam supports, flanges, and sliders.
Detailed steps for connecting the shaft to the motor and non-motor flanges.
Instructions for routing the motor cable using a raceway.
Details on using masonry for cable passage and positioning.
Steps for assembling and installing partition walls and beams.
Instructions for attaching hinges to PVC, wood, and tiled duckboards.
Steps for assembling duckboards, connecting bungees, and positioning counterweights.
Process for assembling duckboard modules and fixing frames.
Guidance on lowering and positioning the assembled duckboards onto the mechanism.
Instructions for sliding bungees into supports and blocking them.
Threading counterweights onto bungees and fixing frames to beam supports.
Steps for final adjustment and locking of the slatted cover with frames.
Instructions for positioning and fixing the optional rear shelf.
Details on connecting the 230V power, motor power, and sensor wires to the PLC box.
Description of the control box, its board, and settings for operation.
Instructions for mounting the control box on a wall, considering signal range and obstacles.
Steps for downloading, installing, and commissioning the AERO app for control.
Wiring instructions for connecting the control box to the cover motor.
Guidance on cable glands, wiring, and protection of the connection box.
Procedure for safely disconnecting and removing the cover roller mechanism.
Instructions for using straps to connect the slat cover to the roller shaft.
Steps for activating the system, setting motor position, and validating cover positions.
Detailed checks for fuses, relays, voltage, and connections within the control box.
Procedure for testing the power supply cable between the electric box and the motor.
Verifying the Bluetooth board's power, LEDs, and terminal connections.
Testing motor sensor operation and potential issues.
Verifying cover operation, safety mechanisms, and compliance with safety standards.
Installer's role in explaining operation, providing documentation, and obtaining user sign-off.
Explains screen display, timers, and provides assistance for sensor, cycle, and overload errors.
Warns about pool dangers for children and the need for adult supervision.
Lists emergency service phone numbers to memorize.
Clarifies the cover is not a substitute for common sense or vigilance.
Emphasizes correct installation and systematic unrolling/locking for safety.
Importance of maintaining pool water level and operational overflow.
Removing obstacles and unlocking safety mechanisms before operation.
Advise to keep the pool in view and accompany cover movement if needed.
Warning against halting the cover in an intermediate position to prevent body entrapment.
Ensure pool cleaner cables do not interfere with cover operation.
Verify smooth operation during first metres and stop if jamming occurs.
Adapting manual model wheel speed for consistent rolling.
Importance of reaching limit switches or avoiding over-rolling on models without them.
Lists prohibited actions and environmental considerations.
Maintaining correct pH, chlorine, bromine, TAC, TH, and stabilizer levels.
Warning against product overdoses and effects of low pH on slats and metal parts.
Checking electrolyser operation and airing pool water during long closures.
Steps for superchlorination, including cover rolling and access restriction.
Cleaning slats, pool, storage pit, and protecting the motor.
Ensuring the motor area has drainage to prevent submersion.
Avoiding warping by managing temperature differences between air and water.
Ensuring adequate airing and limiting temperature in sheltered installations.
Advice on maintaining wood duckboards and bench panels.
Warning against hermetic tarpaulins on opaque slats to prevent overheating.
Verifying safety loop condition and strap tightness and alignment.
Actions for malfunctions preventing pool closure and child access.
Recommends servicing by a pool professional and using original spare parts.
Inspecting for deteriorations, especially slat replacement needs.
Ensuring user applies upkeep advice and performs regular checks.
Checking tightness of coupling nuts, stop rings, and screws.
Ensuring electric connections are tight, free from humidity and oxidation.
Inspecting locking mechanisms and bungee cords for wear and tightness.
Verifying correct operation of filtering, overflow, and water level regulators.
Performing multiple tests to ensure operational readiness and correct end-of-run stops.
Thoroughly reading instructions before uncoupling the roller mechanism for maintenance.
Operating circulation and filtering, using anti-freeze thermostat if needed.
Maintaining water level, cleaning slats and pool, and treating water.
Keeping cover unrolled, using netting to prevent debris accumulation.
Protecting skimmers, piping, and motors from freezing and flooding.
Cutting power supply to the electric box.
Avoiding operation with ice-bound slats and considering shaft/motor removal if icing risk exists.
Battery handling for solar models, charging, and storage.
Details on what the guarantee covers and exclusions.
Information on extending geared motor, roller mechanics, and PVC slats guarantees.
Instructions for returning the guarantee form within eight days of commissioning.
Installer checks and sign-off required for validating the guarantee.
Lists common symptoms indicating cover operation issues.
Detailed checklist of items to verify before operating the cover.
Section for recording maintenance work performed on the equipment.
General| Category | Lighting Equipment |
|---|---|
| Light Source | LED |
| Color Temperature | 6500 K |
| Beam Angle | 120° |
| IP Rating | IP68 |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
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