SUNSKY TS-FT003 Ultrasonic Liquid Level Meter User Manual

September 9, 2024
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TS-FT003 Ultrasonic Liquid Level Meter

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Product Specifications

  • Battery Usage:
    • Receiver: USB to Type-C Wire / 3*AAA
    • TS-FT003 Transmitter: 6*AAA 1.2V NiMH 900mAh
    • TS-FT005 Transmitter: 6*AAA
  • Wireless Communication:
    • Transmitter and Receiver communicate wirelessly at 433MHz
    • Transmission distance of up to 100m in an open area, through
      wall distance is 30m

Product Usage Instructions

Installation

1. Install batteries in the Receiver and Transmitter according
to the specified polarity.

2. Place the Receiver and Transmitter within the wireless
communication range for proper functionality.

Default Settings

1. On startup, the product defaults to a 24-hour time format
with other default settings as mentioned in the user manual.

2. Adjust settings as needed using the Button Indicator Diagram
provided in the manual.

Power Supply

1. Use the specified batteries for the Receiver and
Transmitter.

2. When using batteries, pay attention to the polarity to avoid
damage to the product.

3. Replace batteries promptly if any issues with display
backlight or flickering occur.

FAQ

1. How do I change the water level unit displayed?

To change the water level unit displayed, navigate to the
settings and select the desired unit using the Button Indicator
Diagram.

2. What should I do if the transmitter low battery reminder is

activated?

If the transmitter low battery reminder is activated, replace
the batteries in the transmitter with new ones as per the
specifications provided in the manual.

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Ultrasonic Liquid Level Meter User Manual

TS-FT003 transmitter
Includes ———solar panels

TS-FT005 transmitter
No solar ———panels

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1 Table of Contents
Table of Contents………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 2 Receiver Dimension Diagram / Transmitter Dimension Diagram……………………….. 3 Full Display Diagram………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 4 Product Specifications………………………………………………………………………………………………. 5 Packaging Contents / Default Settings / Button Indicator Diagram…………………… 6 Main Features / Power Supply Methods…………………………………………………………………. 7~8 Installation Instruction / Installation Steps………………………………………………………………. 9~12 Backlight Settings………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13 Time Settings……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 14 Alarm Clock Settings…………………………………………………………………………………………………. 15~18 Turn On or Off the Buzzer…………………………………………………………………………………………. 18 Switching Between Water Tank Level and Temperature Display………………………… 19 Temperature Unit Switching / How to Reacquire Signal……………………………………….. 20
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2 Receiver Dimension Diagram
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————84mm
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3 Transmitter Dimension Diagram

66mm

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22mm
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16mm 10mm

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68mm

145mm

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109mm
38mm
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42mm 58mm

4 Full Display Diagram
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1. Numeric Display Area 2. Water Tank Temperature & Level Icons 3. Water Level Unit 4. Water Tank Temperature Unit (/) 5. Transmitter Low Battery Icon 6. Buzzer On 7. Low Water Level Icon 8. Signal Indicator 9. Water Tank Level Indicator
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10. Alarm Clock On 11. Alarm Clock Mode 12. Time Display 13. Indoor Temperature Display 14. Indoor Temperature Unit (/) 15. High water level alarm 16. Alarm sound on icon 17. Lowest water level alarm

5 Product Specifications

Receiver: Indoor Temperature Range: 0~50 32~122 Resolution: 0.1 Accuracy: ±1 Water Tank Temperature Measurement Range: -40~60-40~140 Alarm Duration: 120 seconds

Transmitter: Temperature Resolution: 0.1 Accuracy: ±1 Water Level Resolution: 0.01m Accuracy: ±0.05m Water Level Measurement Range: 1~5m

Battery Usage: Receiver: USB to Type-C Wire / 3*AAA

TS-FT003 Transmitter: 6AAA 1.2V NiMH 900mAh TS-FT005 Transmitter: 6AAA
Note: Transmitter, and Receiver communicate wirelessly at 433MHz with a transmission distance of up to 100m in an open area, through wall distance is 30m.
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6 Packaging Contents
Receiver1 Transmitter1 Installation Screws*2

USB to Type-C Wire1 User Manual1

7 Default Settings on Startup

Time: 000~2359 (Default: 000)

Temperature Unit: ºC/ºF (Default: ºC)

12HR/24HR Format: (Default: 24HR) Alarm Time: 000~2359 (Default: 000, Off)

Water Level Unit:

TANK LEVEL M (meters) / TANK LEVEL FEET (feet) (Default: TANK LEVEL M)

8 Button Indicator Diagram

Settings View Alarm/Buzzer On/Off Increase/Backlight On/Off Decrease/Temperature Unit Switch (/) View Water Level/ Water Tank Temperature

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9 Main Features

Display Backlight On/Off Function

Alarm On Indicator ” ”

Time Function in 12H/24H format

Transmitter Low Battery Reminder ” ”

(Default display on startup: 000 24 hours)

Buzzer On/Off ” ”

Alarm Function (Default on startup: Off)

Data Signal Indicator ” ”

Indoor Temperature / (Default: ºC)

Low Water Level Icon ” ”

Water Tank Temperature / (Default: ºC)

Maximum/minimum water level alarm setting

Water Tank Level Display in meters/feet (Default on startup: meters)

Water Level Depth simulated on a 10-element LCD bar graph ” ”

10 Power Supply Methods
When installing batteries, please pay attention to the polarity. Incorrect installation of batteries, reversing the positive and negative terminals, may result in permanent damage to the product. Battery malfunction or poor performance can adversely affect data communication between products.

Power Supply: Receiver: 3AAA (31.5V) batteries/ TYPE-C Power Cable (as shown in Figure ) Note: Please replace the batteries promptly when the backlight on the receiver dims or if there is flickering in the display.

3*AAA
TYPE-C Power Cable Figure

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TS-FT003 transmitter: 6AAA nickel-metal hydride (61.2V) rechargeable batteries, Battery included in shipment.(as shown in Figure )
solar panel
6AAA Figure Battery included in shipment Note:The solar panel provides auxiliary power and has a charging function for rechargeable batteries. Please use NiMH rechargeable batteries (which can reduce the frequency of battery replacement and save on battery usage costs to some extent). When installing, place the solar panel facing the sun so that it can provide power and charge the rechargeable batteries during sunlight exposure.
TS-FT005 Transmitter: 6
AAA batteries, Ships without batteries. (as shown in Figure )
No solar panels
6*AAA Ships without batteries Figure
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11 Installation Instruction Diagram
Transmission distance: Up to 30m through buildings, up to 100m in open space.
12 Installation Steps
. Power on the receiver. After the full display on the screen for 3 seconds, a “BI” sound will be emitted, and “1.00” with a flashing empty tank will be displayed (as shown in Figure ).
Figure Enter the water tank depth setting mode (setting range 0.5~5m/1.64ft~16.4ft). During the setting, short press the “+” key to increase by one, long press the “+” key for continuous increase, short press the “-” key to decrease by one, and long press the “-” key for continuous decrease.
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Press the “SET” key again to set the air gap value, initially displaying “0.50” (as shown in Figure ), with a setting range of 0.5~5m/1.64ft~16.4ft. It is recommended to set the air gap value to be 0.5m for optimal monitoring status.
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Air Gap Height
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Figure Note: The air gap value is the monitoring distance from the bottom sensor of the transmitter to the highest water surface in the tank, with a minimum of 0.5m. During settings, a short press of the “+” key increases the value by one, while a long press of the “+” key results in continuous increase. Similarly, a short press of the “-” key decreases the value by one, and a long press of the “-” key leads to continuous decrease. Note: If there is no operation in the depth setting mode for more than 15 seconds, it will automatically switch to normal display mode. Note: If the receiver displays “EEr” (as shown in Figure ), it indicates a data setting error, and you need to reset. In the normal mode, simultaneously press and hold the “SET” and “AL” keys for 3 seconds to restart the setup process; the setup steps are the same as described above.
Figure
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. After completing the above-mentioned steps for the receiver, power on the transmitter.

Upon powering on, the transmitter will send the first signal, and subsequent signal transmissions

will occur every 30 seconds or 180 seconds.

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Transmitter Installation Diagram

1. Antenna

2. Level

3. Installation Screws 4. Sensor

5. Water Tank
H NO Rm H1(m)

Overflow Outlet

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1 0.15 1

2 0.3

2

3 0.5

3

4 0.65 4

H H
Inlet

R (Radius)

Water Outlet

5 0.8

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Figure

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H3: Maximum depth measurable by the transmitter. R: Radius of the tank. Note: The radius R of the water tank will affect depth measurement. Regarding R and H1, refer to Figures and , and pay attention to the following during installation: 1. The distance H2 between the bottom of the transmitter and the highest water surface must
be at least 0.5m (1.64ft). 2. The maximum container depth H1 that the device can measure is 5m (16.4ft). 3. Observe the level on the transmitter to ensure it is installed in a horizontal position with the
bubble centered (as shown in Figure ).

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Figure Examples of Incorrect Installation

Level

a

b

c

d

a. The transmitter is not installed in a horizontal position. b. The transmitter is too close to the walls of the water tank. c. There are solid objects in the water tank. d. The bottom of the transmitter is submerged in water (or another liquid ). Note: Under normal operating conditions, the transmitter is designed to effectively protect against splashing rainwater from any direction.
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13 Backlight Setting
When the receiver is powered by batteries, a short press on any key will turn on the backlight for 15 seconds. If there is no other key operation, the backlight will automatically turn off. In normal mode, to keep the backlight constantly on, long-press the “+” key for 3 seconds. After hearing a “BI” sound, the backlight will stay on continuously. In normal mode, to turn off the backlight, long-press the “+” key for 3 seconds. After hearing a “BI” sound, the constant backlight will turn off (as shown in Figure )
Long-press the “+” key for 3 seconds to turn on or off the backlight Figure
Notes: when powered by the TYPE-C power cord, the backlight defaults to constant-on, while it defaults to off when powered by batteries. Using the constant backlight mode under battery power will consume more battery. If you want to extend the battery life of the receiver, it is recommended to turn off the backlight when not needed.
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14 Time Setting
In normal mode, long-press the “SET” key to set the time. The corresponding setting item will blink during the setting process. The setting sequence is as follows: 24/12-hour format setting hours minutes water tank liquid level unit selection exit. When setting the 24/12-hour format, press the “+” or “-” key to choose between 24 hours or 12 hours (as shown in Figure ).

24-Hour Format Setting

Figure

12-Hour Format Setting

When setting the hour or minute, press the “+” or “-” key to increase or decrease the value. Long-pressing the “+” or “-” key allows for a rapid increase or decrease in the value (as shown in Figure ).

Hours

Figure
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Minutes

When selecting the water tank liquid level unit, press the “+” or “-” key to choose between meters (M) or feet (FEET) as the unit for the water tank liquid level (as shown in Figure ).

Unit (Meters) Display

Figure

Unit (Feet) Display

15 Alarm Clock Setting
In normal mode, press the “AL” key once to switch to the alarm clock display screen. The alarm clock defaults to displaying “000” (as shown in Figure ).

Alarm Clock Mode
Figure In the alarm clock display screen, long-press the “SET” key to enter the alarm clock setting mode. The corresponding setting item will blink during the setting process. The setting sequence is as follows: Alarm clock hours Alarm clock minutes Alarm clock on or off HI AL (High Water Level Alarm) LO AL (Low Water Level Alarm) Exit. When setting HI AL (High Water Level Alarm) or LO AL (Low Water Level Alarm), you can press the AL key to enable or disable the alarm sound.
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When setting the alarm clock hour or minute, press the “+” or “-” key to increase or decrease the value. Long-pressing the “+” or “-” key allows for a rapid increase or decrease in the value (as shown in Figure ).

Alarm Clock Minute Setting Figure

Alarm Clock Hour Settin

When setting the alarm clock to be on or off, press the “+” or “-” key once to choose between alarm clock on (ON) or off (OFF) (as shown in Figure ).

Choose Alarm Clock Off

Figure

Choose Alarm Clock On

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The alarm clock will ring for 2 minutes. During the alarm, press any key to stop the alarm, or it will automatically stop after 2 minutes. When the alarm is on ( visible icon), and off ( invisible icon) when the alarm is off (as shown in Figure ).

Alarm On

Figure

When setting the highest/lowest water level alarm value, press “+” or “a” key to set the value as a percentage of the liquid depth, HI AL takes the value of 60%~100%, LO AL takes the value of 10%~40%. (As shown in Figure )

That is: water level depth 80%.

That is: water level depth 20%.

HI AL (maximum water level alarm value setting)

Figure

LO AL (minimum water level alarm value setting)

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When Alarm sound is on, the alarm time 2 minutes. When alarming, press any key to stop the alarm, or the alarm will also stop automatically after 2 minutes. The ” ” icon is visible when the alarm is on, and the” ” icon is not visible when the alarm is off. (As shown in ) When the alarm value is reached, the corresponding “HI AL” or “LO AL” icon will keep flashing.
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HI AL (maximum water level alarm)

LO AL (minimum water level alarm)

Alarm sound on icon (when the icon is not displayed, the alarm sound is off)

Figure

16 Turn On/Off the Buzzer
By default, when the receiver is powered on, the buzzer is turned on, and the icon ” ” is displayed. In normal mode, long-press the “AL” key for 3 seconds to turn on or off the buzzer. In the off state, the buzzer icon ” ” is not displayed (as shown in Figure ). Note: Enabling or disabling the buzzer only affects button sounds; it does not affect the alarm clock ringing.

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Buzzer On Icon

17 Switching Between Water Tank Level and Water Tank Temperature Display
In normal mode, press the “TANK” key once to switch between water tank level display and water tank temperature display (as shown in Figure ).

Water Tank Temperature Display

Water Tank Level Display

Note: Receiver temperature measurement range: 0~50 , -32~122 Transmitter temperature measurement range: -40~60 , -40~140. When the temperature is below the minimum value, it will display “LL.L”; when it exceeds the maximum temperature value, it will display “HH.H” (as shown in Figure ). High or low temperatures may affect battery performance, and the battery may not provide stable power output, potentially impacting the circuit’s operation.

Low Temperature Value Display

High Temperature Value Display

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18 Temperature Unit Switch
In normal mode, press the “-” key once to switch between Celsius () and Fahrenheit () temperature units (as shown in Figure ).

Celsius ()

Figure

Fahrenheit ()

19 How to Reconnect the Signal
When the transmission signal is lost, the corresponding icon ” ” disappears. The water level and temperature will maintain the values from the last measurement. If there’s no automatic reconnection within 1 hour, the water level value will start to flash. To manually reconnect near the transmitter, press and hold the “TANK” key for 3 seconds in normal mode. The maximum interval between two signal transmissions is 3 minutes, with one transmission every 3 minutes. Note: If multiple connection attempts fail at close range, it is necessary to check whether the transmitter is working properly. You can first replace the battery with a new one and then restart the transmitter. The fastest way to connect the product, in close proximity, the receiver is energized first to set it up, then the transmitter is energized.

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TS-FT003 ———-

TS-FT005 ———-

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-40~60-40~140 6*AAA 1.2V 900mAh

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433MHz 10030

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0:00~23:59 (0:00)

ºC/ºF (ºC)

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“”””ON(OFF)

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/,””””/HI AL 60%~100%LO AL10%~40%

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