Automatic Restart - Astralpool 37059 Manual De Instalación

4.2. Automatic restart

Your immersion detector continuously checks the pool disturbance conditions. As soon as your
pool becomes still again, after a swim or strong disturbance (strong wind, swim jet, etc.) your
immersion detector resumes monitoring.
Your pool is now protected.
4.3. Manual restart
After your swim, you can ask your device to
resume monitoring by moving the magnet
over the swimmer symbol.
You are then in one of the following situations:
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Your immersion detector considers that your pool is still too disturbed. In this case, it cannot
resume monitoring immediately, and indicates this by emitting a long beep, immediately followed
by 10 high-pitched beeps, and the red indicator light keeps flashing. You can either wait for the
automatic restart, or wait for the pool to be sufficiently still before trying manual restart again.
DURING THIS TIME, YOUR POOL IS NOT PROTECTED. THE UTMOST VIGILANCE IS
REQUIRED FROM THE PARENT/RESPONSIBLE ADULT.
2
Your immersion detector considers that it can resume monitoring. You will hear a long beep,
and see the red indicator light go out. Your pool is now being monitored.
4.4. Too much wind
In some cases, in the presence of rough weather conditions (strong wind, gusts of wind, etc.), your
immersion detector is likely to stop monitoring function. Its red indicator light flashes.
YOU MUST BE PARTICULARLY VIGILANT WHEN THE WEATHER IS ROUGH.
Warning: The performance as defined in standard NF P90-307/A1 is not guaranteed beyond
wind levels greater than those specified in this standard.
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