Reliance Controls 11035 User Manual
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
OPERATING
OPERATING
OPERATING
AND
AND
AND
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS
WIRELESS
WIRELESS
WIRELESS
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
FREEZE
FREEZE
FREEZE
FLASHER
FLASHER
FLASHER
Model
Model
Model
11034
11034
11034
FLOOD
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FLOOD
FLOOD
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
INSTALLING
INSTALLING
INSTALLING
Place the ON / OFF switch in the “ off ” position.
Open the battery compartment on the back of the monitor.
Connect a new 9-volt battery to the battery terminals. Replace the
battery compartment cover.
Find the red and white transmitter code selector switch directly
above the battery compartment cover. All units come factory preset
for code 1. To avoid interfering with a neighbor ’ s unit, you may
choose to set your unit to a different transmitter code. Decide which
code you want to use, and select that code by pushing the
numbered switch AWAY from the number (toward the word “ ON ” ).
Note: only one code can be selected. If two or more switches are in
the “ on ” position, the unit will not function prope rly.
Connect the flood sensor probe to the monitor by plugging it into the
jack marked “ flood sensor ” . If the flood sensor feature is not being
used, the sensor need not be connected. Keep the sensor for
testing purposes.
Mount the transmitter in any convenient location. Make sure that
the flood sensor (if used) will reach the place to be monitored. The
transmitter can be mounted to a wall or other structure by hooking
the keyhole slot in the rear of the unit onto a nail or screw.
Position the flood sensor probe end at the place to be monitored.
The flood sensor activates when water touches BOTH of the two
silver contact buttons. The probe end can simply be laid on the
floor, hung in a sump crock, etc. It can also be mounted usi ng the
suction cup supplied with the sensor.
Place the ON / OFF switch in the “ on ” position. The remote sensing
monitor transmitter is now armed and ready.
THE
REMOTE
THE
THE
REMOTE
REMOTE
SENSING
SENSING
SENSING
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
TRANSMITTER
TRANSMITTER
TRANSMITTER
BATTERY
BATTERY
BATTERY
IMPORTANT: As a reminder to the user, the receiver unit will begin
LIFE
LIFE
LIFE
Although batteries will normally last about six months or longer, it is
recommended to install new alkaline batteries every six months or
when leaving for an extended period.
to flash when the batteries in the transmitter are low. It is
recommended to change batteries in both the transmitter and the
receiver alarm when this occurs.
SETTING
SETTING
SETTING
Remove peel-off decal from flasher lens.
Place the ON / OFF switch in the “ off ” position.
Open the battery compartment on the back of the monitor.
Install three new “ AA ” batteries facing in the direction as shown on
the bottom of the battery compartment. Replace the cover. The
receiver will flash for up to 48 hours with fresh batteries.
Find the red and white transmitter code selector switch directly
above the battery compartment cover. Set this code switch to the
same code to which you set the remote sensing monitor.
Place the unit in a convenient location, no further than 120 feet from
the remote sensing monitor transmitter. Please note that walls,
metallic objects, etc may reduce the range.
Place the ON / OFF switch in the “ on ” position. The receiver is now
armed and ready.
THE
UPUPUP
o The unit can be mounted to the inside of a window by
o
o The unit can also be mounted to a wall or other structure
FLASHING
THE
THE
FLASHING
FLASHING
using the suction cup cradle supplied. Be sure the window
is clean and dry. Moisten the suction cups slightly with
water, glycerin, or petroleum jelly. Press the suction cups
to the window. The stro be alert receiver may now be
slipped into the cradle.
The cradle may be permanently installed to a window by
moistening the suction cups with cyanoacrylate ( “ super ” )
glue.
by hooking the keyhole slot in the rear of the unit onto a
nail or screw. .
STROBE
STROBE
STROBE
ALERT
ALERT
ALERT
RECEIVER
RECEIVER
RECEIVER
TEST
TEST
TEST
Your 11034 system should be tested after installation. It is
programmed to check the alarm condition when it is first turned on
and then every 75 seconds thereafter to extend the battery life. To
avoid waiting the 75 seconds, place the flood sensor in water and
t hen turn on the units. If the receiver flashes and the transmitter
beeps, your unit is operating properly.
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