Briidea HRWL-01W Fresh Water Tank Level Indicator User Manual

1. Nhanganyaya

The Briidea HRWL-01W Fresh Water Tank Level Indicator is designed to provide accurate and hygienic monitoring of fresh water levels in RVs, caravans, and boats. This non-contact sensor system helps users keep track of their water supply, ensuring timely refills and preventing empty tanks. This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your device.

2. Chigadzirwa Pamusoroview

2.1 Mamiriro Akakosha

• Kwete-Kuonana Ensures fresh water remains clean and hygienic as the sensor does not touch the water.
• Real-time Monitoring: Provides immediate water level feedback via an LED display.
• Wide Application: Suitable for RVs, boats, caravans, and other off-grid applications.
• Power-Down Memory: Retains settings after initial configuration, eliminating the need for re-setup after power interruptions.
• Broad Voltage Kuenderana: Operates on DC 7-32V power supply.
• Kudzama kwekuona: Supports detection depths up to 400 cm.

2.2 Zvikamu

The Briidea HRWL-01W system includes the main LED indicator panel and a non-contact water level sensor.

3. Important Considerations for Installation

For optimal performance and accurate readings, please observe the following critical points:

• Sensor kuiswa: The sensor should be installed in the centre yetangi remvura.
• Tangi Dimensions: The water tank's length-to-height ratio should ideally be 1:0.5 (meaning the length is twice the height). Please verify your tank dimensions for compatibility before installation.
• Calibration Condition: Ensure the sensor is dry during the calibration process. Direct contact with water during calibration can affect sensor values and accuracy.
• Metal Tanks: Be aware that some metal water tanks may compromise the accuracy of the measurement.

4. Setup uye Kuiswa

4.1 Wiring Mirayiridzo

Connect the indicator panel to your DC power source (7-32V) and the sensor as shown in the diagram below. Ensure all connections are secure and correctly polarized.

4.2 Sensor and Panel Mounting

1. Mount the indicator panel in a visible location within your RV or caravan. The panel is designed for wall mounting.
2. Install the non-contact sensor on the exterior of your fresh water tank, ensuring it is positioned in the center of the tank for optimal accuracy.
3. Ensure the sensor is dry during initial setup and calibration.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1 Kubatidza

Once correctly wired and powered, the indicator panel will illuminate, displaying the current fresh water level.

5.2 Kuverenga Chiratidziro

The LED display shows water levels in increments from 10% to 100%. Different colored lights may indicate various levels (e.g., green for high, yellow for medium, red for low). Refer to the panel's markings for specific percentage indications.

5.3 Power-Down Memory Function

The device features a Power-Down Memory function. After the initial setup and calibration, the settings are saved. In the event of a power interruption or when the device is turned off and on again, it will retain its previous configuration, eliminating the need for re-calibration.

6. Kuchengeta

• Sensor Utsanana: While the sensor is non-contact, ensure its exterior surface remains clean and free from debris that could obstruct its operation.
• Calibration: If you suspect inaccurate readings, re-calibrate the sensor. Always ensure the sensor is dry during calibration.
• Magetsi: Ensure a stable DC 7-32V power supply to prevent erratic behavior.

7. Kugadzirisa matambudziko

• Kuverenga Kusina Kurongeka:
  • Verify sensor placement: Is it in the center of the tank?
  • Check tank dimensions: Does your tank meet the 1:0.5 length-to-height ratio?
  • Ensure sensor is dry during calibration.
  • Consider if your tank is metal, which can affect accuracy.
• Hapana Chiratidziro/Simba:
  • Tarisa zvese zvinobatanidzwa netambo kuti zvionekwe kuti hazvina kusimba here kana kuti hazvina kunyatsoshanda zvakanaka.
  • Verify the DC power supply is within the 7-32V range and functioning correctly.
• Sensor Malfunction (e.g., if sensor gets wet): The sensor is designed for non-contact use. If it comes into direct contact with water, it may malfunction or provide incorrect readings. Ensure the sensor remains dry and is installed externally to the tank.

8. Zvinotsanangurwa

9. Kushandisa Examples

The Briidea HRWL-01W is versatile and can be used in various mobile and off-grid settings to monitor fresh water levels.

10. Warranty uye Tsigiro

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the product packaging or contact briidea customer service directly. Keep your purchase receipt for warranty claims.