PoolControl 3
Water treatment Build-In
T&A Compatible
Filter pump status contact
EMS input (Filter pump & Heating)
Status contact cover running
PoolControl3 for T&A and Sirem motors
Water treatment Build-In
Power supply 230v mono, Max 16A, 3680Watt
- Build-In Display (Can be used offline)
- Pool cover control up to 240W, speed steplessly adjustable.
- Control output -> cover running
- Output LED lighting 12v 150w
- 230V filter pump output.
- Control output automatic backwash (Potential-free contact NO).
- Control output -> Pump status / pump running
- Pool Water heating control.
- Frost protection
- Control output heating appliance (Potential-free contact NO).
- Control output water-flow solar panels (Potential-free contact NO).
- Input PT1000 Water temperature (temp. sensor).
- Input PT1000 air temperature (temp. sensor).
- Input for water level monitoring. (float)
- Water valve output 230V.
- EMS inputs
- Filter pump
- heating
- Water treatment: PH / RX / CLF / FLOC
Options:
- Remote control 2 channels (cover, LEDs). (Order code:
AT-016006) - 4 x additional outputs that can be freely used or VS-pump control (Order code: AT-016010)
- configured and controlled in the app
How to callibrate the cover with the PoolControl App
To control PC3 and PC3ECO trough the App, PC3 needs a hardware (RJ45) connection to the internet to be able to control it from you mobile phone
Click the PDF to find out more about the different ways to get internet to your PoolControl3.
Set the Thermal safety by turning the wheel to the value found on the Filter pump's motorID-plate.
Motor ID-plate example.
This message will appear in the app after the Therminal safety for the filter pump activates.
PC3 can control VS-Pumps (Filter pumps with the frequenty drive build-in) trough our optional relais-set (RELSET) with a jumper to alter the function of the RELSET
Please refer to the documentation on the right ->
Quick Connection guide
Dosing unit manual
Electrical schematics
PC3-TA Parts cheat sheet
PT1000 Temperature sensors used for PC3
PT1000
PT1000
Trouble shooting PT1000:
You can measure the resistance of the sensor with an Ohm-meter.
A good PT1000 will show +/-1000Ω at 0°C, +/-1039 at 10°C, +/-1078 at 20°C, +/-1117 at 30°C
Klick here for the complete temperature vs resistance value table.