BWT Imperial Bedienungsanleitung Seite 20

Introduction
System overview
The robotic cleaner sweeps the pool floor and walls collecting dirt
and debris in its filters. This user manual explains how to operate
the robotic cleaner, including cleaning, maintenance and storage
procedures. Note: This manual reviews several different models
with variations in components.
Robotic cleaner operation
Once the robotic cleaner is placed in the pool and activated, it
operates according to its program. It moves along the floor and
walls of the pool, covering the entire area of the pool floor and walls.
When it has finished its program, it remains inactive on the pool floor.
Power will automatically shut off. Note: It's not recommended to
stop the pool cleaner prior to cycle end.
Note: Wall climbing is an optional feature. When the wall climbing
feature is enabled, the robotic cleaner climbs the wall at intervals
according to its internal program. Its ability to climb over stairs in
swimming pool is subject to stair geometry and material.
Our robotic cleaners are designed to facilitate pool maintenance.
However, they are not intended for cleaning a pool full of algae and
leaves (eg. the end of the winter season). In this case, you must first
use a mechanical leaf or ground net and remove coarse dirt,
and only then our robotic cleaner. After using the robotic cleaner, it is
necessary to clean the filters and the pump impeller.
Operating conditions
The robotic cleaner is intended for use in residential swimming
pools only and in the following conditions: (1) Temperatures ranging
from 13°C-35°C (55°F-95°F), recommended water temperature
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IMPERIAL ROBOTIC POOL CLEANER
Components
Robotic pool cleaner
22°C-32°C (72°F-90°F). (2) Water pH : 7.0 - 7.6 (3) Chlorine
level: pool is maintained according to the pool manufacturer's
instructions. (Recommended Chlorine level: 2-4 ppm) Note:
Failure to maintain the pool according to the recommended
operating conditions could prevent the robotic cleaner from
functioning properly. CAUTION: Remove the cleaner out of water
when performing "Chemical Shock Treatment" to the pool water.
Technical Data
Control box power supply: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Cleaner power supply: 30 VDC
Maximum power input: 170 W
Cable lenght: 16 m
Cleaner weight (with cable): 5,75 kg
Cleaning cycles: 2 h
Suction flow: 15 m3/h
Power Supply Protection: IP 54
Cleaner protection: IP 68
Maximum depth: 4 m
Power
supply
Power
cable