Blue LAGOON 40.000 L UV-C Timer User Manual
- June 10, 2024
- Blue LAGOON
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40.000 L UV-C Timer
User Manual
BLUELAGOON UV-C TIMER
The easy and friendly way to disinfect your pool
40.000 L UV-C Timer
Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer 40.000 – 75.000
Please read through these instructions for use carefully before installing
this device.
Operation
In the Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer, a UV-C radiation with a wavelength of 253.7 nm is generated by the special Philips UV lamp, ensuring a lethal effect on bacteria (including Legionella bacteria). The Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer will ensure that your pool water is clean, fresh and clear in an efficient and environmentally-friendly manner. The water is led through the UV-C device via a pump. The UV-C radiation neutralises bacteria, viruses and other primitive organisms and stops them from multiplying. The Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer has a built-in high-frequency electronic ballast, which absorbs current fluctuations, thereby protecting the lamp. In addition, the device contains an integrated time meter that accurately monitors the number of operating hours. You can therefore see exactly when the lamp must be replaced. In addition, the stainless steel interior ensures the reflection of the UV-C rays, thereby increasing the efficiency up to 35%. Thanks to the Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer, your swimming pool water will be disinfected efficiently and safely, and the quality of your water will remain excellent.
Advantages of UV-C treatment:
- Ensures fresh, clean and clear water
- Disinfects water efficiently and safely
- Bound chlorine is broken down by UV-C light
- Protects your pool from germs
- Keeps the formation of mould, bacteria and algae under control
- Can reduce the use of chlorine and other chemicals up to 80%
- Prevents the smell of chlorine and irritation to the skin and eyes (red eyes)
- More environmentally-friendly than traditional methods
Advantages of the Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer:
- Built-in electronic pre-selector to ensure a smooth power supply
- Up to 35% more UV-C yield as a result of reflection
- Includes a Philips UV-C lamp with 9,000 operating hours
- Integrated adjustable time meter for the UV-C lamp
- Digital indication when the lamp needs replacing
- 316L stainless steel housing
- Easy installation and maintenance
- 2-year guarantee with respect to manufacturing faults
- Earthed
- Ø 63mm to Ø 50mm adapters included in delivery
Safety
This device produces harmful radiation. Direct contact could jeopardise the
eyes and skin. Only check the operation of the UV-C lamp via the transparent
components of the unit.
– Always remove the plug from the socket before carrying out maintenance or
repair work on the unit. Never put the plug in / pull the plug from the socket
when you are standing in water or if your hands are wet.
– Keep children away from this device and from the cable.
– The cable of the device cannot be replaced. In case of damage to the power
cable, the complete electrical unit must be replaced. Never remove the plug;
leave the electrical unit intact. An electrical unit with the plug removed
will no longer be covered by the guarantee.
– Never install the unit in an area subject to full sunlight.
– Ensure that there is always water flowing through the unit when the lamp is
on.
– Once the device has been switched off, the lamp will remain hot for
approximately 10 minutes.
– Do not use the device if any of the components are damaged (in particular
the quartz glass).
– Remove the device if there is a risk of freezing during the winter months.
– The stainless steel housing of the device is not suitable for salt water
baths with a high salt content. If the salt content is too high, the steel
will oxidise and damage the housing.
– This product can only be used according to the guidelines described in these
instructions for use.
Installation of the earth (Drawing 1)
- Pull the cable ( B ) through the strain relief ( F ) before fitting the synthetic strain relief ( F ) onto the earth bolt ( A ). Position the strain relief ( F) at approximately 10 cm from the eye ( H ) of the earth cable ( B ).
- Place the eye ( H ) of the cable ( B) onto the earth bolt ( A ) that is fitted to the housing.
- Then place a toothed lock washer ( C ), a hexagon nut ( D ) and another toothed lock washer ( E ) on top of the eye ( H).
- Fit the strain relief ( F ) on top, creating a loop of Ø 5 cm.
- Finally place the lock nut ( G ) onto the earth bolt ( A ).
- Once the various nuts have been placed onto the earth bolt ( A ) in the correct sequence, they can be tightened with a spanner or a ring spanner number 8. Do not tighten too firmly, otherwise you may crack the strain relief. (The transparent nut that was screwed on the earth bolt ( A ) on delivery has no further use, and can be discarded).
Installation of the device (Drawing 2)
The Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer must never be installed behind the Ph regulator or
the salt electrolysis system in your swimming pool installation. The ideal
location to install your device is behind the pump and the filter. Never
submerge this device in water. The installation must always take place outside
of the pool. Ensure that there is always water flowing through the unit when
the lamp is on.
- Determine where the device will be installed. Make sure to leave a free area (+/- 1 metre) in order to be able to remove the lamp ( K ) /quartz glass ( M ) for the purpose of replacement and/or maintenance.
- Fit the supplied pipe clips (O) in fixed positions, press the unit into the pipe clips and tighten the three-part coupling ( I ). Pay hereby attention to the correct position of the sealing rings ( P ), both with regard to the connections and the quartz glass (see drawing 2).
- Fit the unit into the circuit using the three-part couplings ( I ). The inlet and outlet of the three-part coupling is Ø 63 mm. If your pipes are smaller than 63 mm, you can use the adapter (Ø 63 x Ø 50 mm) ( T ). This must be glued onto the three-part coupling (I). On one side of the adapter ( T ), there is a screw thread on the inside giving the option of fitting an adapter, with a sealing ring (not included in the delivery), onto it if necessary. Adapter sets can be obtained from your distributor (article number B290020).
- Unscrew the screw ring ( N ) from the housing ( U ). Remove the UV-C lamp ( K ) from the supplied case (see packaging) and carefully slide the lamp into the quartz glass ( M ). Carefully connect the white lamp holder ( L ) to the UV-C lamp ( K ) and then screw the screw ring ( N ) handtighten onto the housing ( U ).
- Activate the pump and check the flow and any leakage of the system.
- Put the plug of the UV-C device in a wall socket with a safety ground and fitted with a residual current circuit-breaker. Check whether the lamp is operating by looking through the transparent components of the unit. The unit is switched off by pulling the plug out of the socket.
Instructions for use of the digital time meter
As soon as the Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer is switched on, the program will carry
out a self-test. The display will automatically show the following , one after
the other: 8888 (display test) ; r and software version number ; 50H or 60H
indication of the mains frequency Following this, the display will show the
meter reading.
When the UVC lamp is switched on for the first time, or after the “reset”
function has been used, the value ‘4500’ will appear on the display. A dot
next to the digit on the far right of the display will blink every second;
this indicates that the counter is running.
The display is automatically set to the factory reading of 4,500 hours. The
UV-C lamp operates at 100% radiation for up to 4,500 hours. After 4,500 hours,
the radiation will weaken, and may become insufficient to obtain the desired
results.
If the UV-C lamp had already been used previously, and is switched on again,
the display will indicate the value it had at the time it was switched off
earlier. If you had increased or reduced the value of the time meter
yourself, the display will indicate the latest counter reading it had before
it was switched off.
The settings of the time meter can be modified if you wish. This is carried
out as follows:
After holding down the switch (R) underneath the display for 5 seconds, the
display will show “rest”, to indicate that the user menu has been
selected. Once the switch ( R ) has been released, the meter indication
and “rest” will blink alternately on the display. By briefly pressing the
switch again, it is now possible to step through the menu options. There are 3
available setting options in the menu: “ rest” “UP” and “den”.
– “rest” means (reset): This option enables you to reset the meter
indication to the factory setting of 4,500 hours.
This selection is confirmed if the meter indication and “rest” on the display
blink alternately. If you hold down the switch (R) for 5 seconds, after which
the meter indication 4500 will be displayed, and then release it, the time
meter will start counting down from the 4,500 hour value. This selection is
used if, for example, you have replaced the lamp, or if you have modified the
meter indication yourself and you want to return it to the factory settings.
– “UP ” means (up): This option enables you to increase the meter
indication to the desired hour indication.
This selection is confirmed if the selected user setting ”UP” and the meter
indication on the display blink alternately. Following this, press the switch
( R) down for 5 seconds. After 5 seconds, the display will only indicate
“UP”. You can then release the switch.
By briefly pressing the switch , the counter value can now be increased in
steps of 500 hours from the value of 4500 up to a maximum value of 9999. The
increased value and “UP” will blink alternately on the display.
After you have selected the desired hour indication, wait for 10 seconds.
After 10 seconds, the selected hour indication will be displayed and the timer
will start counting down.
If you make a mistake while increasing the meter indication, it is possible to
reset the counter to 4500 by keeping the switch pressed down for 5 seconds.
The counter value will then be reset to 4500, and a new value can be set.
– “dn” means (down): This option enables you to decrease the meter
indication to the desired hour indication.
This selection is confirmed if the selected user setting ”den” and the meter
indication on the display blink alternately. Following this, press the switch
( R ) down for 5 seconds. After 5 seconds, the display will only indicate
“den”. You can then release the switch.
By briefly pressing the switch , the counter value can now be decreased in
steps of 500 hours from the value of 4500 down to a minimum value of 0000. The
decreased value and “den” will blink alternately on the display.
Once you have selected the desired hour indication, wait for 10 seconds. After
10 seconds, the selected hour indication will be displayed and the timer will
start counting down.
If you make a mistake while decreasing the meter indication, it is possible to
reset the counter to 4500 by keeping the switch pressed down for 5 seconds.
The counter value will then be reset to 4500, and a new value can be set.
The time meter will indicate in the following manner that the lamp must be
replaced:
– From hour position 0672; the display will blink every second. The lamp is to
be replaced in 4 weeks’ time.
– From hour position 0336; the display will blink every half second; The lamp
is to be replaced in 2 weeks’ time.
– From hour position 0168; the display will blink every ¼ second; The lamp is
to be replaced in 1 week’s time.
– At an hour position of 0000; the digits will blink continuously, and the
meter will not continue to count down. The lamp must be replaced.
Dismantling / Maintenance
Always switch off the power supply during maintenance/dismantling of the
device.
The device must be cleaned twice a year. If there is an increase in algae
and/or scale, the quartz glass tube (M ) in which the lamp is positioned
must be cleaned. The special lamp must be replaced at the latest after 9,000
operating hours. The stainless steel interior can be cleaned with a soft
brush.
- Unscrew the three-part couplings ( I ) and drain the water from the device.
- Unscrew the screw cap ( N ) and disconnect the lamp ( K ) from the lamp holder ( L ). Remove the lamp from the quartz glass and, if necessary, replace the special lamp (K ). As these parts are very fragile, caution is essential.
- Carefully remove the quartz glass ( M ) using a large, flat screwdriver ( see drawing 3). Never use force!
- Clean the quartz glass with a suitable agent. Always use a soft cloth to clean the glass in order to prevent scratches.
- Pay attention to the correct position of the 3 sealing rings (P) when replacing the quartz glass in the housing, and carefully introduce the end of the quartz glass into the inlet( Q ) ( see drawing 4 ). Never use force!
- Carefully replace the lamp in the quartz glass and connect the lamp ( K ) to the lamp holder ( L ). Screw the screw cap ( N ) onto the housing again.
- The electrical unit of the device is situated in the display box (S) on the device. This display box is glued and cannot be opened. If the electrical unit or the display is replaced, the entire box must be unscrewed and the wiring must be disconnected from the device (see drawing 1). Unscrew the screw top (N) and carefully remove the lamp holder from the lamp. Any loose parts, i.e. of the earth etc., must be carefully retained, as they are not supplied with a new housing or electrical unit. In case of any doubt with regard to the connection, consult a recognised fitter.
- If the housing needs replacing, the earth ( J ) and the electrical unit with the display (S) must first be disconnected from the housing ( U ) ( see drawings 1 & 2). Unscrew the electrical unit with display ( S ) and the lamp holder from the housing. Be sure to carefully retain the various loose parts of the earth, as they are not supplied with a new housing. Remove the lamp ( K) and quartz glass ( M ) from the housing in order to prevent breakage during transport. In case of any doubt with regard to the connection, consult a recognised fitter.
Technical specifications | 40,0001 | 75,000 I |
---|---|---|
• Philips TUV T5 lamp | 40 Watt | 75 Watt |
• UV-C output (W) | 15 Watt | 25 Watt |
• UV-C (%) after 4,500 hours | 85% | 80% |
• UV-C (%) after 9,000 hours | 0% | 0% |
• Swimming pool content (I) | 40,0001 | 75,0001 |
• Max. throughput | 20,000 I/h | 25,0001/h |
• Max. pressure | 3 bar | 3 bar |
• Max. temperature | 35°C | 35°C |
• Min. temperature | 0°C | 0°C |
• Connection size | 063 mm/050 mm | 063 mm/050 mm |
• Length of the device | 100 cm | 100 cm |
UV-C system types
Article number: B210002 Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer 40,000 l / 40 Watt (230V;
50/60Hz)
Article number: B210003 Blue Lagoon UV-C Timer 75,000 l / 75 Watt (230V;
50/60Hz)
Replacement lamps
Article number: E800901 Philips Lamp type TUV 36T5 4P-SE (40 Watt)
Article number: E800902 Philips Lamp type TUV 36T5 HO 4P-SE (75 Watt)
Terms of guarantee
The guarantee of this product covers manufacturing faults for a period of 24
months following the date of purchase. The lamp and the quartz glass are not
included in this guarantee. Claims under the guarantee can only be considered
if the product is returned post-paid together with a valid purchase receipt.
Repairs under the guarantee may exclusively be carried out by the supplier.
Guarantee claims that are caused by errors in the installation or operation of
the device will not be considered. Defects originating from poor maintenance
are also excluded from the guarantee. The supplier will in no way whatsoever
be held responsible for any damage caused by the incorrect operation of the
product. The supplier will not be liable for any consequential damage caused
by the breakdown of the device.
Complaints regarding transportation damage will only be considered if the
damage was established or confirmed on delivery by the carrier or the postal
authorities. A claim can only be made against the carrier or the postal
authorities if this has been done.
How UV-C works
The molecular structure of the DNA is broken down rendering the microbe
harmless
Recycle information
The symbol of the barred bin printed on the product means that it must be
collected separately from other rubbish when it will not be anymore in use.
The user, at the end of the life of the product, will have to bring it to a
proper rubbish collection centre for electric and electrical devices.
Alternatively he can return the used product to the seller at the moment he
buys a new unit, but only in proportion 1 to 1. A differentiated refuse
collection is environmentally friendly and it helps the recycle of the
materials, any other collection procedure is unlawful and will be subject to
the law in force.
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