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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the PoolEye PE23 swimming pool alarm. This product is the result of years of research and development and is loaded with
patented features that will make your swimming environment a safer area for yourself, your family, guests, and pets.
This product has been designed using innovative and intelligent software coupled with high-tech sensors to provide you with an efficient yet trouble-
free solution to pool security. It has been engineered to detect the intrusion into the pool by a young child, without annoying false alarms caused by
wind, rain, pool filters, floating objects, or automatic cleaners. It has been tested to the toughest standards all over the world and is now ready for your
pool.
VITAL INFORMATION
The PE23 is easily installed on most inground and aboveground pools with the exception of negative edge or infinity pools. Please read the entire
manual before beginning the installation of this alarm. Once read through, follow the manual step-by-step to insure a quick and easy installation
process. The PE23 is a pool alarm designed to detect an intrusion into an unsupervised pool. It is not a lifesaving device and should not replace the
supervision of children around a pool by responsible adults. It is recommended that a pool be secured by multiple layers of protection including a gate,
a gate alarm, pool cover, etc...
BASIC POOL SAFETY
This device is not intended to replace any other safety consideration - adult supervision, lifeguards, fences, gates, pool covers, locks, and so forth; some
devices may not detect gradual entry.
It is imperative that if the alarm sounds, you react quickly as drowning can occur in as little as three minutes.
Never leave children unattended near a pool.
Once installed, the system should be tested weekly to insure it is in good working order.
Layers of protection add to the security of the pool. A barrier fence should always be used around a pool in conjunction with a gate or door alarm, such
as SmartPool's YardGard® YG03, to alert the responsible party that an unwanted intrusion to the pool area has occurred.
Make sure that the alarm is situated in an area where the audible alarm can easily be heard.
Be sure to maintain a proper water level, as high or low water levels can trigger false alarms or allow for an intrusion to be undetected.
Be prepared to deal with an emergency should one occur. Have an action plan in place and a working phone close to the pool to handle an emergency.
To best avoid an emergency please follow these precautionary procedures for pool safety:
Always keep the pool water clean and clear. A green or cloudy pool (caused by improper maintenance) can conceal a child or individual that has fallen
into the pool and is on the bottom. If an individual sinks to the bottom of a green pool and cannot be seen, it will delay the rescue procedure, wasting
precious seconds. This is a highly dangerous condition.
Children should be closely monitored when in proximity of the pool.
Added supervision is required if more people or children are in or around the pool.
Teach your children to swim as soon as possible.
Do not allow children who cannot swim to enter the pool area without a life vest on.
Always keep the water clean and clear so all objects on the bottom of the pool are visible.
Learn life-saving techniques, such as CPR, especially for small children.
Do not leave toys or objects floating in an unattended pool. This is an invitation for a child to enter an unattended pool.
Prohibit running near the pool.
Store pool chemicals out of reach of children
If water temperature drops below 32 degrees Fahrenheit or 0 Celsius the alarm must be removed to prevent damage to the unit.
INSTALLING THE PE23
Begin the installation by carefully unpacking the box and checking to ensure all parts are present. If any parts are missing contact
Smartpool Customer Service at 732 730 9880 for replacement parts. See the parts list below.
A. Main Alarm Body.
B. Alarm Mounting Plate.
C. Remote Siren.
D. AC Adapter for Remote Siren.
E. Mounting screws for Main alarm Body.
F. Mounting Anchors.
G. Magnetic Key.
REQUIRED TOOLS
• Pencil
• Phillips head screwdriver
• 1/2" drill bit
• Electric Drill
• Adjustable wrench
• Masking tape
CHOOSING THE LOCATION TO INSTALL ALARM
The location of your alarm is critical to ensure that it performs to its optimum abilities. On the following page is a diagram
showing the most popular pool styles and their optimum mounting points on the pool. Decide which configuration is
closest to your pool and continue with the installation.
In configuration A the PE23 is effective on pools up to 16' x32' and should be placed at location 1 or 2.
In configuration B the PE23 should be installed at location 1 if the pool size is 26 feet (81VI) or less. If the pool exceeds
26 feet (8M) then a second alarm is required. In this case, install the alarms at location 2 AND 3.
In configuration C the PE23 should be installed in pools 24 feet (8m) or less, at location 1. For pools larger than 24
feet, a second alarm should be added at location 2.
In configuration D the PE23 should be installed in pools 17 feet or less in location 1. For pools larger than 17 feet a
second alarm should be added to location 2.
In configuration E the PE23 should be installed in any of the 4 locations and a second unit should be installed if the
diameter is greater than 24 feet.
CHOOSING THE LOCATION TO INSTALL ALARM (cont.)
INGROUND INSTALLATIONS
(Aboveground installations can be found after step 7)
STEP 1
Test fit the alarm (A) in the location as
predetermined by the configuration above. The
alarm sensor pipe throat should be in the water
as shown, and the mounting area for the base
shall be level and flat. The alarm base (B)
should snap into the bottom of the main alarm
body easily while allowing the sensor throat to
extend directly into the pool at a 90 degree
angle as shown in FIG 1.
STEP 2 ` '
Unca the location of the base plate (B) has
been determined, use a pencil to mark two
holes to be drilled into the deck to secure the
alarm. There are four holes in the base,
choose one hole on the left side and one on the
right. See Fig 2.
STEP 3
After the holes are marked, drill the two holes
using a h inch masonry drill. **NOTE** TAKE
GREAT CARE USING POWER TOOLS AROUND
THE POOL. BE SURE THAT NO PEOPLE ARE IN
THE POOL DURING ANY PHASE OF THE
INSTALATION. REMOVE ALL POWER TOOLS
FROM THE POOL AREA AS SOON AS THAT
PHASE IS COMPLETE.** The holes need to be
drilled 1 3/ inches deep (Fig 3). The easiest
way to determine how deep to drill is to
measure 1 3/ inches from the end of the drill bit.
Mark that location with a piece of tape. When
drilling, stop when the deck is level with the
tape. The hole should now be 1 3/ inches deep.
Remove all dust and debris from the holes.
Remove the nuts and washers from the
mounting anchors (F), and insert the mounting
anchors into the previously drilled holes. To
mount on a wood deck, use %2 inch x 1 inch lag
screws with %2 inch washers (not included)
STEP 4
Install the alarm base over the two anchors.
Place the flat washer over the anchor threads,
then the lock washers. Next screw the two nuts
onto the anchors and tighten snugly using a
wrench as shown in Fig 4.
STEP 5 '
Turn the, main alarm body over so the sensor
throat is pointing skywards. Remove ALL 15
screws which secure the waterproof cover. Lift
the cover off by carefully lifting it up and away
from the side opposite of the sensor throat as
shown in Fig 5. Be careful not to lose any of the
screws. When the batteries are installed, the
alarm will sound and it is very loud! Be
prepared and do not drop the unit!
Slide two NEW long life 9V alkaline batteries (not
included) into the battery holders as shown in Fig
6. Connect the batteries to the battery
connectors. To ease installation, place the
magnetic key over the round white embossed area
on the front of the alarm labeled KEY. At the same
time, press the blue push button. The alarm will
sound in one long burst to signify that it is in
swim mode. The LED indicator located between
the key area and the push button will flash red.
The alarm is on but will not sound and can be
handled for 5 minutes without the siren sounding.
STEP 6
Tuck all wires into the main alarm body and
reinstall the waterproof cover. Take care to slide
the semicircular area at the back of the cover
under the notch in the sensor throat tube FIRST
as shown in Fig 5. Be sure that the cover is fully
aligned and seated, and then replace ALL 15
SCREWS.
STEP 7
The alarm is now ready to be attached to the
mounting base. Simply snap the main alarm
body into the mounting base. Use a Phillips
head screwdriver to install the mounting screws
(E), into the base to secure the main body to the
base as shown in Fig 7.
MOUNTING THE ALARM TO THE TOP RAIL OF AN ABOVEGROUND POOL
Once the desired location is determined, it is time to install the alarm. A properly secured alarm is crucial to its use and function. Please
read through the instructions before installing the alarm.
1) Remove the alarm from the box. 'Note that the mounting base is attached to the alarm; leave the mounting base on for the second and
third steps.
2) Using a Phillips -head screw driver; remove the (2) screws (one on each side) securing the alarm to the mounting base. See Figure 1
3) Using a tape measure; determine the center of the top rail between two uprights and make a small mark with the pencil. On either side
of the center mark measure 1 3/8" and mark them off.
4) Take the mounting base and line up the two inside holes with the 2 marks previously made. Note: the base may need to be moved in or
out depending on where the wall and liner line up.
5) Using a 1/4" drill bit; drill the marked holes. IMPORTANT make sure you have enough clearance to perform this step. Do not install the
alarm if there is a risk of puncturing the pool wall or liner.
6) Once the holes are drilled; secure the base to the top rail using 1/4" 20 x 3/4" round head machine bolts and nuts. Use the washers on
both the topside of the mounting bracket and under the top rail.
STEP 8
The water level of the pool must be adjusted and maintained in order for the alarm to
perform properly. The sensor throat tube should stick into the water 2.5 inches. If the water
should go far above or below this level, the alarms effectiveness is greatly diminished.
Maintain proper water levels at all times. Never block or fill the air hole located on the back
of the alarm's sensor throat. See Fig 8.
Mount the Remote siren no more than 100 linear feet from the base unit in an area inside
your home where it can be heard throughout the house should the alarm sound. Turn the
remote siren over and remove the Phillips head screw. Install one 9V long -life alkaline
battery. Replace cover. Plug the AC adapter (D) into the remote siren (C). Then place it on a
flat surface or use a screw to mount it to a wall near an electrical socket. Plug the 115VAC
input adapter into a standard 115v wall socket. The AC adapter will supply 9vdc to the
receiver. See Fig 9. It will give two short sirens to show that it is functioning, and a red led
will glow on the unit. If the main AC power should fail (power outage or accidental
unplugging) the siren will sound once announcing that the siren is now in battery backup
mode. The siren will still receive a signal from the main alarm unit, and will alarm if triggered.
STEP 9
Turn the return jets from the pools filtration system down towards
the bottom of the pool. This will not effect the pool circulation; in fact
it will help conserve chemical consumption. This is required in order
to maintain the tightest security level possible using this alarm. See
Fig 10.
Installation is now complete, and the unit MUST be tested
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CORRECT INCOR13ECT
TESTING THE UNIT
To test the alarm, you can make a simple device that will simulate the size and weight of a young child. See Fig 11 and Fig 12. The
materials needed are:
• 4 X 1.5 liter water bottles.
• Duct tape
• 6 ft of strong string
Fill the four bottles with water.
Use the duct tape to strap all 4 of the bottles together.
Tie the string tightly to one of the bottles.
Drop the bottles into the pool from a height of 2 feet. The alarm should sound. Use the string to retrieve the bottles. Test the alarm
weekly to insure maximum protection.
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USING THE ALARM
This pool alarm is designed to protect the pool at all times. To swim in the pool, the key must be present. To enter swim mode, an adult
must place the magnetic key onto the faceplate area where it is marked KEY while at the same time pressing the blue button. The alarm
will emit a long beep signifying that it is now in swim mode. The LED on the faceplate will now flash red, and will continue to flash red
while it is in swim mode. The pool can now be used without the alarm sounding. When all swimmers exit the pool and the water becomes
still, the alarm will automatically rearm itself in 5 minutes to protect the pool. The alarm will emit a long siren announcing that it is again in
active protection mode and the green LED on the faceplate will flash. If immediate protection is desired, wait until the water is calm, and
then push the blue button on the faceplate. This will instantly rearm the alarm.
If the alarm is sounding, immediately check the pool FIRST for any unsafe condition. If the pool is clear of danger, push the blue button to
silence the alarm, returning to protection mode.
Note: This alarm has been vigorously tested under very difficult conditions, however since many pools have different water features such as
waterfalls, and/or fountains, it is impossible to account for all configurations. If your alarm alerts due to a water feature, simply turn the
water feature off when the pool is not in use. This will allow for maximum protection against false alarms, and best protection for your pool.
Automatic pool cleaners also come in many sizes and shapes and may also cause a false alarm. This unit has been tested with all of
SmartPool's robotic pool cleaners and performs well with all of them. Since models vary by manufacturer, we cannot guarantee that other
models of automatic pool cleaners will not cause the alarm to false alarm.
LOW BATTERY INDICATOR
The alarm comes equipped with a low battery indicator. If the batteries need to be replaced, the alarm will emit a chirp every 20 seconds.
Refer to steps 5 and 6 for battery replacement.
WINTERIZATION
When the pool is closed and covered for the winter, remove the main alarm body from the pool and remove the batteries. Store the main
alarm body indoors for the winter months. The alarm should be removed from the pool if the air temperature will ever drop below 32
degrees Fahrenheit. Remove the batteries from both the main alarm unit and the remote siren for storage. Freezing of the pool water will
damage the alarm. Freeze damage is not covered under the warranty.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Alarm beeps every minute or so
Low battery
Replace all batteries with fresh NEW batteries
Alarm is not sounding at all
Battery is dead
Replace all batteries with fresh NEW batteries
Alarm is being set off by high wind
High winds
Put the alarm into swim mode and carefully
monitor the pool and do not allow anyone to
enter the pool area until the wind subsides
and the alarm resets.
Alarm is sounding when no one is in the
Loose alarm base and or return
Tighten alarm base and/or point return lines
pool
fittings are pointed toward alarm
toward the bottom of the pool and away from
the alarm.
Remote siren is beeping
Low battery
Replace battery with a fresh new one.
Remote siren is not sounding when alarm is
Remote siren is out of range.
Move the remote siren to a location closer to
triggered.
the main alarm.
1 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
One year limited warranty from date of original purchase for manufacturing defects under normal and reasonable use, and
subject to the maintenance requirements and installation guidelines set forth in the product instruction manual.
THIS WARRANTY IS SUBJECT TO THE TERMS, LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS DESCRIBED BELOW, AND THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES
OR REPRESENTATIONS, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WHETHER OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR OTHER,
MADE BY THE MANUFACTURER, OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH IN THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY
What is Covered: Smanpool, Inc. warrants its electronic product to be free from defects in material and workmanship when leaving the factory.
What is not Covered: Any type of damage to the product due to improper installation, maintenance, or failure to provide necessary and reasonable maintenance; any damage
or injury caused by misuse and/or unreasonable use of the product; batteries (if applicable); damage due to or related to improper draining, winterizing, storage or Acts of God;
SmartPool, Inc. will not honor any claims for damage to any products in transit unless damage to the shipping container is noted at the time of delivery on the m nsfer company's
delivery bill.
THE WARRANTY OBLIGATIONS OF SMARTPOOL, INC. ARE LIMITED TO REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT OR OF ANY DEFECTIVE
COMPONENT, AT THE OPTION OF SMARTPOOL. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL SMARTPOOL, INC. BE LIABLE OR RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, AND/OR CHARGES FOR LABOR. SMARTPOOL SHALL NOT BE LIABLE OR RESPONSIBLE UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES OR ANY AMOUNT FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY INJURIES OR DAMAGES TO
PERSON OR PROPERTY USING OR USED IN CONNECTION WITH THE PRODUCT, OR FOR ANY OTHER LOSS OF PROFITS OR OTHER COSTS OR
EXPENSES OF ANY KIND OR CHARACTER. IF SMARTPOOL, INC. DETERMINES THAT EITHER REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT IS
NECESSARY, SMARTPOOL MAY EITHER REPAIR THE PRODUCT AT A NOMINAL CHARGE TO THE OWNER OR REPLACE THE PRODUCT. THE
OWNER BEARS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR PRE -PAID RETURN OF THE PRODUCT TO SMARTPOOL, AND ALL REPAIRED OR REPLACED
PRODUCTS WILL BE RETURNED AT THE OWNER'S EXPENSE.
NO PERSON, FIRM, OR CORPORATION IS AUTHORIZED TO MAKE REPRESENTATIONS OR INCUR ANY OBLIGATIONS IN THE NAME OF OR ON
BEHALF OF SMARTPOOL, INC., EXCEPT AS STATED HEREIN. THE REMEDIES SET FORTH IN THIS WARRANTY ARE EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD
TO BE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES AVAILABLE TO THE OWNER, AND THIS WARRANTY CONTAINS THE FULL AND COMPLETE AGREEMENT
BETWEEN SMARTPOOL, INC. AND THE OWNER. THIS WARRANTY SETS FORTH THE ONLY OBLIGATIONS OF SMARTPOOL, INC., WITH REGARD
TO THIS PRODUCT, AND THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF.
The representations set forth herein are the only representations made by SmartPODI, Inc., with respect to the product, and this warranty does not constitute
either a performance or satisfaction guarantee. It is the responsibility of the product owner to regularly test and check the product for proper function and safety.
This warranty gives the original owner specific legal rights. You may have other rights depending on where you live.
What you must do to file a claim: Call 1-732-730-91380 to initiate a claim. You will receive an instruction package within 10 days.
SMARTPOOL
www.smartpool.com
NSF International
OFFICIAL LISTING
NSF international Certifies that the pr6ducts appearing on this Listing conform to the requirements of
ASTM F2208 - Standard Safety Specification for Residential Pool Alarms
This is the Official Listing recorded on May 6, 2010.
Smartpool, Inc.
687 Prospect Street- -
Lakewood, NJ 08701
732-433-7577
Facility: # 2 China
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PE23
[1] Certified to ASTM F2208-2008 for performance.
[2] Certified to NSF/ANSI Standard X50 for material safety. .Certified for pool and spa end
- use temperatures.
[3] This pool alarm was tested on a 161_x 32' pool. For proper installation on larger or
irregular. shaped pools, please reference the owner's manual or contact the manufacturer.
[4] Only products bearing the NSF Mark are NSF Certified.
Note: Additions shall not be made to this document without .prior evaluation and acceptance by NSF International.-
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