Lovibond Scuba III Smart Pooltester

Congratulations on your purchase of the Scuba3s. You are the owner of a state-of-the-art smart pooltester for the analysis of poolwater quality with the latest technology.

Parameters List

Parameter Test name on display Measuring Range
Free Chlorine Cl F 0.1 - 6 mg/L
Total Chlorine Cl T 0.1 - 6 mg/L
Combined Chlorine Cl Comb. 0.1 - 6 mg/L
Bromine Br 0.2 - 13.5 mg/L
pH pH 6.5 - 8.4 mg/L
Cyanuric Acid CyA 20 - 120 mg/L
Total Alkalinity TA 5 -300 mg/L
Calcium Hardness CaH 50 - 500 mg/L
Active Oxygen O₂ Act. 0.2 - 10 mg/L
Copper Cu 0.1 - 5 mg/L
Phosphate PO₄ 0.06 - 3 mg/L

Required Tablet Reagents for Safe Swimming Conditions (Green Light)

Range for safe swimming condition* (Green light) Required Tablet Reagents
0.3 - 4 mg/L DPD No.1
0.3 - 4.5 mg/L DPD No.1 + DPD No.3 Evo
0 - 0.5 mg/L DPD No.1 + DPD No.3 Evo
1.5 - 8.5 mg/L DPD No.1
6.8 - 7.6 mg/L Phenol Red Photometer
30 - 50 mg/L CyA-Test
50 - 150 mg/L Alka-M-Photometer
175 - 400 mg/L Calcio-H No.1 + Calcio-H No.2
3 - 8 mg/L DPD No.4 Evo
0.05 - 0.3 mg/L Copper No.1
0.06 - 0.25 mg/L Phosphate No.1 LR + Phosphate No.2 LR

* These are globally considered measuring ranges for safe swimming. For individual pool control, users should always follow local regulations or recommendations by their Chemical suppliers.

1. Battery Replacement

Notes / Caution

Image Description: A sequence of images showing how to replace the batteries in the Scuba3s, including opening the compartment, inserting batteries with correct polarity, and closing the compartment.

2. Important Information for Consumers in the EU

Disposal Instructions for Batteries and Accumulators

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EC Guideline 2006/66/CE requires users to return all used and worn-out batteries and accumulators. They must not be disposed of in normal domestic waste. Your local authority may have a disposal facility; alternatively, you can hand them in at any shop selling batteries and accumulators. You can also return them to the company which supplied them to you; the company is obliged to accept them.

Disposal of Electrical Equipment

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Due to the European Directive 2012/19/EU your electrical instrument must not be disposed of with normal household waste! Tintometer GmbH will dispose of your electrical instrument in a professional and environmentally responsible manner. This service, excluding the cost of transportation, is free of charge. Send your electrical Tintometer instruments for disposal freight prepaid to your supplier.

3. Important Safety Instructions: Read Instructions Before Use

This manual provides important information on the safe operation of the product. Please read it carefully and familiarise yourself with the product before use.

Intended Use:

This instrument is a battery-operated measuring device to determine dissolved matter in water for non-commercial applications. The instrument and reagents are intended to be used for chemical water testing and analysis only and may not be used for other purposes. For use inside and outside buildings. Suitable for use in wet environments.

Caution

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The reagents are potentially harmful if they are swallowed. Do not swallow! Keep them out of the reach of children. Contact for Poison Center: www.lovibond.com

Requirements for Safe Use

Note the following points for safe use:

4. Guidelines for Photometric Measurements

Maintenance Guidelines

5. Instrument Overview

Image Description: A diagram of the Scuba3s instrument with labels pointing to its various parts: Rubber cap to shield against sunlight, Backlit display with icons and animation, Simple keypad with dual functions, Integrated vial, Waterproof housing, and Wireless data transfer via NFC.

6. General Measurement Procedure

6.1 Switch Scuba3s on:

When not in use, Scuba3s turns off automatically after 5 minutes. To turn off manually, press the Down key for 3 seconds.

6.2 Select Parameters

Select parameter on screen with the Test key or scroll up and down to select any other parameter. After parameter selection, the Scuba3s shows "Zero measurement" screen.

6.3 Collect Sample:

Image Description: An illustration of dipping the Scuba3s into pool water to collect a sample.

Collect sample by dipping Scuba3s into pool water multiple times. Make sure the sample chamber is filled completely.

6.4 Cover Measuring Chamber

Image Description: An illustration of covering the measuring chamber with the rubber cap.

Cover measuring chamber with the rubber cap. Make sure that the chamber is tightly closed.

6.5 Perform Zero

Image Description: An illustration showing a magnifying glass over a vial, indicating the zeroing process.

Zero measurement sets a reference point by eliminating the influence of measuring chamber and sample. It is required to perform zero before each test measurement. Press the Test key to perform zero. When finished, the icon on the left side on the display will change from an empty vial to a full vial.

6.6 Add Tablet

Image Description: An illustration showing how to add a reagent tablet from a blister pack.

Add tablet reagent directly from blister by pressing from top of the blister as shown in the picture. Refer to parameters list on the first page to choose the appropriate reagents for each test.

6.7 Dissolve Tablet

Image Description: An illustration of using the stirring rod to crush and dissolve a tablet in the sample.

Use stirring rod delivered in Scuba3s Box to crush and dissolve the tablet. Make sure that the tablet is completely dissolved.

6.8 Perform Test

Image Description: An illustration showing the device being swirled with the chamber closed.

Close the chamber with rubber cap, swirl the device back and forth for approx. 15 seconds, do not shake it. Press Test key to perform the test. Some parameters such as Cl.Comb require two tests; in this case, the 2nd test will follow the first test immediately.

6.9 Reaction Timers

Scuba3s has integrated timers which ensure that the reaction time between reagent and water sample is kept and colour is fully developed. Countdowns start automatically, and when finished, measurement takes place.

Timers:

You can skip timer by pressing the Test key again, but it is not recommended.

6.10 Results

The results are stored automatically. The results of some parameters can be switched into different form (PO₄ to P) by pressing Up key. In case of Cl Comb, press Up / Down key to see results of Cl F or Cl T. The instrument indicates if the water is safe for swimming or not.

Image Description: Examples of result displays showing a safe range (green) and an out-of-range indication (red).

Attention: Please follow local regulations and recommendations provided by your chemicals providers to know ideal concentrations for your pool.

7. Settings

Scuba3s Settings Menu

7.1 Results

7.2 Transfer Results

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7.3 Delete Results

7.4 Date Setting

7.5 Time Setting

7.6 Error Codes

8. Technical Data

Parameter Value
Optics Spectrometric sensor, multi-wavelength
Wavelength Multi
Display LCD Dot Matrix with Backlight
Interface NFC (Near Field Communication)
App Connectivity Lovibond®-PoolAssistant
Memory 100 data sets
Power Supply 2 x AA batteries (Mignon AA/LR6)
Battery Life 5000 measurements
Auto - Off 5 minutes
Protection class IPX7 according to DIN EN 60529
Conformity CE, UKCA
Warranty 2 years
Ambient conditions: Temperature 10 - 50 °C
Ambient conditions: Humidity 30 - 95 %
Ambient conditions: Pollution degree 2
Maximum altitude above sea level 3500 meters

9. Delivery Content

Reagents:

10. List of Accessories & Reagents

Models: Scuba III, Scuba III Smart Pooltester, Smart Pooltester, Pooltester

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