RADDY TS-PL01 Pool Thermometer User Manual

TS-PL01 Pool Thermometer

Pool Thermometer

1. Product Dimensions:

2. Interface Diagram:

1. Pool Temperature Data Display
2. Comfort Level
3. Temperature Unit
4. Pool Thermometer Battery Indicator
5. Pool Thermometer Signal Icon
6. Pool Temperature
7. AM
8. PM
9. Time
10. Maximum Value of Pool Temperature
11. Minimum Value of Pool Temperature
12. Indoor Temperature Data Display
13. Indoor Temperature
14. Date
15. Day of the Week
16. Receiver Low Battery Reminder Icon

3. Pool Thermometer Display Interface Diagram:

17. Temperature Display
18. Celsius
19. Fahrenheit

4. Receiver Button Display:

5. Pool Thermometer Button Display:

6. Power Supply:

Receiver Power Supply: USB to TYPE-C power cable / 3 * AAA
batteries (batteries not included in the package).

Pool Thermometer Power Supply: Solar power and built-in 2200mAh
rechargeable lithium battery (charged via USB to TYPE-C power cable).

7. Pool Thermometer:

Long press the “” button to turn the device on/off and display the
temperature data. (Note: Signal is transmitted every 57 seconds).
Short press the “” button to switch between .
After turning on, long press the “” button again to turn off the device.

8. Pool Thermometer Ambient Light
Short press the ” ” button to turn on the ambient light. The sequence
of color changes is as follows: RGB full color —> RGB change  from
right to left –> Cyan –> Green –> Yellow –> Red –> Purple –> White.
Long press the “ ” button to turn off the ambient light.
Note: When any light color is active, long pressing the ” ” button will
turn off the ambient light. The next time the light is turned on, it will default
to the color that was active when the light was last turned off.

Ambient Light On/Off / Light Color Switch

9. Pool Thermometer Ambient Light Timer Function:
Short press the “” button to activate the ambient light timer function.
The default countdown time is 120 minutes.
Press the “” button repeatedly to select the desired countdown
duration: 120 –> 180 –> 240 –> 360 –> (constant on) –> 60.
After selecting the time, wait for 5 seconds until the display blinks twice
to confirm the setting. If you wish to set a different duration, repeat the
steps above.

After selecting the ambient light timer duration, the light will automatically
turn off according to the set countdown time, and will automatically turn on
after 24 hours.
Note: When the battery is low, the ambient light will not turn on. Please
recharge the device. Once the battery is restored to normal levels, the
ambient light will resume normal operation. If the battery is completely
drained, please recharge it. After the battery is restored, the timer function
will need to be reset.

10. Pool Thermometer Child Lock Function:
Long press the “” button to activate the child lock function. The screen
will display “LOC” and blink twice to indicate that the child lock is enabled.
In child lock mode, pressing any button will be ineffective, and the screen
will display “LOC”.
To disable the child lock, long press the “” button again. The current
screen content will blink once to indicate that the child lock has been turned
off, and normal operation can resume.

Note: Enabling the child lock function will not affect the ambient light
timer function; it will continue to work as set.

Tip: It is recommended to enable the child lock function before placing
the thermometer in the pool to prevent accidental touches while in the pool.

11. Pool Thermometer Indicator Light Status:
In off mode, the indicator light will blink once every 10 seconds to indicate
the product’s location. The indicator will turn off when the battery is low.
In on mode, the indicator light will blink twice only when transmitting a
signal.
In charging mode, the indicator light will function as a breathing light (no
indication when charging via solar power).
Indicator

12. Pool Thermometer Charging Method:
When there is sufficient sunlight, the solar panel can continuously charge
the product to meet daily usage needs. If sunlight is insufficient, please use
the USB to TYPE-C power cable to charge the product.
Note: If you need to use the ambient light for extended periods, the solar
panel’s charging may not be sufficient to support long-term use. In this
case, please use the power cable to charge the product. When the receiver
displays a low battery warning for the pool thermometer, please charge the
product promptly.

13. Receiver Default Settings:
When the receiver is powered on, the screen will display all icons for 3
seconds and emit a “BI” sound, then switch to the normal display and enter
the signal receiving mode. At this point, the signal icon will start blinking.
Once the receiver gets a signal from the pool thermometer, it will immediately
display the current data, and the signal icon will remain solid.

If no signal received within 6 minutes, the receiver will automatically exit
the receiving mode. To re-enter RF receiving mode, press and hold the
“12/24” button.

Receiver Default Setting:
Time default: 00:00
Calendar default:1D – 1M
Day of the week default:
Monday (MO)

Power on (status displayed after
receiving the signal)

Note: When powered by TYPE-C, the receiver is in continuous receiving
mode. The “” icon will blink during signal reception, and will stay solid
once the signal is successfully received.
After three instances of data loss, the signal icon “” will disappear. If
no signal is received after six attempts, the pool thermometer data area on
the receiver’s screen will remain blank.

14. Time Settings
In normal display mode, long press the “SET” button for 3 seconds to
enter time setting mode. The corresponding setting item will blink. The
setting sequence is as follows: Year –> (Day/Month) / (Month/Day) –>
Month –/ Day –> Weekday Language –> Hour –> Minute –> Exit.
During the setting process, press the “+” or “=” button to increase or
decrease the value. Long press the “+” or “=” button for fast adjustment.

Note: Seven-Country  Weekday Language Reference Table:

15. Temperature Measurement Range:

Receiver Temperature Display Range: -3.8°F to 140°F (-19.9°C to 60°C).
When the temperature is below -3.8°F (-19.9°C), “LLL” will be displayed
When the temperature is above 140°F (60°C), “HH.H” will be displayed.

Pool Thermometer Temperature Display Range: -3.8°F to 158°F (-19.9°C
10 70°C).

When the temperature is below -3.8°F (-19.9°C), “LLL” will be displayed
When the temperature is above 158°F (70°C), “HH.H” will be displayed |

16. View Maximum and Minimum Values:
In normal display mode, MAX (maximum value from the pool thermometer)
and MIN (minimum value from the pool thermometer) will display the
temperature values recorded from 00:00 (midnight) to the current time.
Note: The recorded values are automatically cleared at 00:00 each day
and the recording starts again from that point.

17. Pool Comfort Display:
When the receiver receives temperature data transmitted by the pool thermometer:

18. Receiver Backlight Switch:
Press any button to turn on the backlight for 10 seconds. When powered
by TYPE-C, the backlight will stay on continuously.

19. Receiver Button Sound Switch:
In the powered-on state, pressing any function button on the receiver will
produce a “DI” sound. To turn off the button sound, long press the “C/F”
button until you hear a long “DI” sound. To turn the sound back on, long
press the “C/F” button again until you hear two “DI” sounds.

Note: When a button has no function, pressing it will not produce the “DI”
sound.

20. Low Battery Reminder:

Receiver: When the receiver detects a low battery, the low battery icon
“” will appear and flash, indicating that the batteries need to be replaced
promptly.

Poor Thermometer:  The pool thermometer battery icon will always be
displayed in the pool thermometer data area on the receiver’s screen. A
fully charged battery is shown with three bars ““, and a low battery is
shown as an empty space “” When the battery is low, the icon will blink
and a sound alert will be heard (press any button to turn off the sound alert).
The pool thermometer needs to be recharged promptly.

FCC Warnning:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiateradio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, maycause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by manufacturer
could void your authority to operate this equipment.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 0cm
between the radiator and your body.

Documents / Resources

RADDY TS-PL01 Pool Thermometer [pdf] User Manual 2BMWU-TS-PL01, 2BMWUTSPL01, TS-PL01 Pool Thermometer, TS-PL01, Pool Thermometer, Thermometer

References

• User Manual