Hygger HG165 USER MANUAL
hygger Flow One Aquarium Wave Maker
The Hygger Flow One Aquarium Wave Maker is an intelligent digital display controller that allows for individual setting of wave modes, flow rates, and wave frequencies. The impeller is compact, powerful, and designed for efficient performance. Please read this user manual carefully before use and keep it for future reference to ensure proper pump operation.
1. PRODUCT FEATURES
- The 24-volt DC power adapter is safe, energy-efficient, and consumes little power. Features a super-quiet motor.
- Adjustable wave modes, flow rates, and wave frequencies.
- The super-quiet wave pump is controlled using sine wave technology.
- The strong magnetic holder is easy to install and move around.
- Suitable for freshwater, saltwater, and reef aquariums.
- Suitable for glass thicknesses up to 5/8 inches (15 mm).
2. PRODUCT DIAGRAM
Pump: A compact and powerful unit with a magnetic holder for attachment to the aquarium glass.
Controller: A digital display unit with buttons for mode selection and adjustment. Features include:
- Display: Shows settings like flow rate (1-20).
- Light Sensor: Detects ambient light levels.
- Night Sensor: Activates a low-flow mode in dim light.
- Function Modes: Flow, Frequency, Night, Feed.
- Wave Modes: Constant Wave, Classic Cross-flow Wave, Sine Wave, Random Wave.
- Buttons:
- M Button: Mode Key to cycle through wave modes.
- '+' / '-' Buttons: Adjust flow rate or frequency (1-20).
- F Button: Feed button to activate feeding mode.
Power Adapter: Connects the controller to the power source.
3. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
- Detach the magnetic holder from the pump body.
- Connect the wave pump to the controller and the controller to the power adapter. Plug in and operate.
- Place the pump at least 3 inches (7-8CM) underwater and attach it to the outer glass of the aquarium using the magnetic holder.
CAUTION: Be careful not to pinch your fingers; the magnet is very strong.
4. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING BUTTON FUNCTIONS
Function Modes:
- Flow: Adjusts the pump's flow rate.
- Frequency: Adjusts the wave frequency.
- Night: Activates a low-flow mode when light levels decrease.
- Feed: Activates a 10-minute feeding mode, with options for 20, 30, or 60-minute feeding cycles.
Wave Modes:
- Constant Wave: Allows setting of flow rate (1-20). Frequency cannot be set.
- Classic Cross-flow Wave, Sine Wave, Random Wave: Allows setting of frequency (1-20). Flow rate cannot be adjusted.
Button Operations:
- M Button: Press to select wave modes (Constant Wave → Classic Cross-flow Wave → Sine Wave → Random Wave).
- '+' / '-' Buttons: Press to adjust flow rate or frequency from 1 to 20.
- F Button: Press briefly for 10-minute feeding (Flow indicator lights up). Press again to select feeding duration (20-30-60 minutes). Press again to activate standby mode, then press again to return to normal operation.
5. HOW TO PROGRAM
To set the Constant Wave Mode and Flow Mode:
- Briefly press the “M” button. The “Constant Wave” icon will light up, and the green “Flow” indicator will light up.
- Press the “+” or “-” button to select the flow rate from 1 to 20. Two indicator lights will show the selected flow rate.
Attention: In Constant Wave Mode, only flow rate can be set; frequency cannot be set.
To set the Classic Cross-flow Wave Mode, Sine Wave Mode, or Random Wave Mode and Frequency:
- Briefly press the “M” button. The icon of the selected wave mode (e.g., “Classic Wave”) will light up, and the green “Freq” indicator will light up. Press the “M” button alternately to select the desired wave mode.
- Press the “+” or “-” button to adjust the frequency from 1 to 20.
Attention: In these modes, only frequency can be set; flow rate cannot be adjusted.
To set the Night Mode:
- The night mode is automatically switched on from the factory. The green “Night” indicator is always illuminated when the mode is active.
- The pump operates in low flow rate with “01” displayed when the light sensor detects dimming light.
- To switch off night mode: Press and hold the “M” button until the green indicator turns off.
- To switch on night mode: Press and hold the “M” button until the green “Night” indicator lights up.
How to set the Feed Time:
- Briefly press the “F” button to activate 10-minute feeding (green “Flow” indicator lights up).
- Press again to select feeding duration (20-30-60 minutes).
- Press again to activate standby mode, then press again to return to normal operation.
6. ATTENTION
- Ensure your power supply meets the pump's voltage and current frequency requirements.
- Never allow the pump to run dry for longer than 5 minutes. Ensure the device is always fully submerged to prevent overheating.
- The controller is not waterproof. Avoid contact with water to prevent electric shock and damage.
- The device is suitable for fresh and salt water. Do not use in flammable, acidic, or corrosive liquids.
- Operates in clean water between 4°C (39°F) and 35°C (95°F). Operation outside this range may cause damage.
- Never lift the device by the cable. If the cable is damaged, discontinue use for safety.
- The controller must not fall into water or be operated in high humidity environments. Ensure the controller is not placed in a dark location, as this may affect the night function.
- The pump housing is secured by a strong magnet. Ensure the magnetic sides of the holder are not brought together without protection, as they are difficult to separate.
- Store the pump in its packaging when not in use.
- Before starting up for the first time, ensure fish and invertebrates are larger than the pump's grid size to prevent them from being drawn in.
- Close supervision is necessary when the pump is used near children.
- Avoid contact with moving or hot parts to prevent injury.
- Always unplug the pump when not in use, before maintenance, or when placing hands in water. Grasp the plug firmly to disconnect.
- Do not use the pump for unintended purposes. Unauthorized attachments may void the warranty.
7. TROUBLESHOOTING
Error | Cause | Solutions |
---|---|---|
The pump does not work | Damaged power supply | Replace the power supply |
Damaged pump | Replace the pump | |
The controller is broken | Replace the controller | |
The impeller is blocked | Remove the impeller and clean it | |
The motor protection function has triggered | Disconnect the device from the power supply for two seconds and then plug it back in | |
Insufficient water current | The impeller is clogged | Clean the impeller |
The water inlet or outlet is blocked | Clean the water inlet or outlet | |
The pump switches off after a short time | Dirty water | Carry out a water change |
The water temperature is too high | Please note that the maximum temperature is 35 °C | |
E1: Overvoltage | When the voltage is greater than DC29V, the pump will stop working. It resumes when the voltage returns to normal. | |
E2: Undervoltage | When the voltage is less than DC14V, the pump will stop working. It resumes when the voltage returns to normal. | |
E3: Overcurrent | If the current exceeds the rated power, the pump will stop working. | |
E4: Dry running | If the pump runs dry, it stops working. It restarts after a minute. If detected again, it stops. Repeated dry running 5 times will cause complete shutdown. | |
E5: Motor blockage | If the motor is blocked, the pump stops working. It restarts after a minute. If detected again, it stops. Repeated blockage 5 times will cause complete shutdown. |
8. MAINTENANCE
- Before performing maintenance on underwater appliances, always disconnect them from the power supply.
- Cleaning: Disconnect the controller and pump. Remove the pump cover, impeller, and axle. Clean all parts with a soft brush in clean water. Reassemble as per operating instructions.
- Ensure plug connections do not get wet during cleaning.
9. PACKING LIST
- 1x Controller
- 1x Power adapter
- 1x 3M sticker
- 1x Pump
- 1x User manual
10. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Model | Voltage | Power | Max flow rate | Applicable aquarium size |
---|---|---|---|---|
HG165-18W | DC24V | Maximum: 18W Minimum: 6W |
1850GPH/7000L | 55-70Gallons(208-264L) |
HG165-25W | DC24V | Maximum: 25W Minimum: 9W |
2642GPH/10000L | 70-120Gallons(264-440L) |
11. WARNING
- To avoid electric shock, do not immerse the switch in water. If the switch becomes wet, unplug it before touching. Observe basic safety precautions.
- DANGER: Special care is needed due to water use in aquarium equipment. Do not attempt self-repair. Return to an authorized service facility for maintenance or disposal.
- A. If the pump shows signs of water leakage or RCD/GFCI trip, unplug the power and remove the pump from water.
- B. Carefully examine the pump after installation. Do not plug in if water is present on unintended parts.
- C. Do not operate with a damaged cord or plug, or if malfunctioning, dropped, or damaged. The power cord is not replaceable; if damaged, discard the pump.
- D. To prevent the pump plug from getting wet, position the aquarium and outlet to avoid water dripping onto them. Arrange a "drip loop" for each cord connecting the pump to the outlet. The "drip loop" should be below the outlet level to prevent water from traveling along the cord. If the plug or outlet gets wet, DO NOT unplug. Disconnect the fuse at the circuit breaker supplying power, then unplug and examine the outlet for water. Consult a certified electrician if unsure.
- E. Close supervision is necessary when the pump is used near children.
- F. Avoid contact with moving or hot parts to prevent injury.
- G. Always unplug the pump when not in use, before maintenance, or placing hands in water. Grasp the plug firmly to disconnect.
- H. Do not use the pump for unintended purposes. Unauthorized attachments may void the warranty.
POWER CORD
DRIP LOOP
12. DISPOSAL
Do not dispose of this product as unsorted municipal waste. Special collection and treatment are necessary. Dispose of at an authorized recycling facility for electrical and electronic appliances. Recycling conserves natural resources. Consult your local seller for environmentally friendly disposal methods.
13. CONTACT INFORMATION
E-mail: service@hygger-online.com
Website: www.hygger-online.com
File Info : application/pdf, 8 Pages, 2.04MB
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