Plastica Power Pack 100

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PRD604PP

The Power Pack 100 is a semi-automatic motorisation for Plastica domestic sliedlock reels up to 75sq.m

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Semi-automatic motorisation for domestic reels up to 75sq.m
Motor fits Plastica Slidelock reel (& Reel Easy using adaptors)
With built-in Brake, Limit Switches & Variable Start Delay timer
Includes hand held remote control with up to 30m range
S.E.L.V. can be mounted in pool area
Built in battery back-up & 24v DC Power Supply/Charger
Motor overload protection
Solar panel option available separately
Complies with existing wiring regulations
Safe Extra Low Voltage Control Box for safety (24V DC)
Charger with 1.8m cable requires 6Amp 230V AC socket

Note : Not suitable for shaped pools.
Reel must be permanently fixed down and positioned directly above the water to avoid drag.

Microprocessor controlled Control Panel with LCD display that has multiple menu options:

Variable current limit
Jammed cover reversing function
Maximum of 8 radio remote controllers (1 supplied)
Variable delay for button operated closing
Variable delay for transmitter closing
Selectable charger type

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SKU	PRD604PP
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EAN	5055672121176
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Product Questions (13)

Customer Questions

Will the remote control for the Power Pack 100 remain functional if the main control panel is located in a plant room beneath the pool, encased within approximately 300mm of concrete?

It's challenging to provide a definitive answer due to the likely presence of steel reinforcing within the concrete, which could potentially create a Faraday cage effect. However, it is noted that the remote controls function effectively through the ...

For the Power Pack 100, the optional remote switch is equipped with two buttons. How should one proceed to promptly stop the motor in case of an emergency?

After consulting with the supplier about the emergency stop function for the Power Pack 100, they suggest configuring it as a deadman's switch. Alternatively, if this setup is not used, you can halt the motor by pressing the button for the opposite direction...

Is it possible to integrate my existing Power Pack, dating from 2000, with the latest model of the reel system?

If the existing Power Pack is a Slidelock model, it should be compatible with the current reel system.

Is it possible to detach the steering wheels from a reel system in order to accommodate the installation of a Power Pack?

Yes, to accommodate the Power Pack, both the steering wheel and the end boss must be unscrewed from the reel system.

Is a Power Pack compatible for use with a Slidelock system that is approximately 15 years old?

Fifteen years ago, the same extrusion was used on the tube as is currently employed. Therefore, as long as the Slidelock system is indeed 15 years old, the Power Pack should fit seamlessly. However, if the system in question is a Reel Easy Telescopic...

My existing Power Pack, purchased in 2002 for a domestic reel system designed for a 7-meter wide pool, has ceased functioning. Is the current model of the Power Pack compatible with this setup?

In these circumstances, the current Power Pack system should be compatible with the older setup. While it features a different remote and control panel, we believe it can be successfully integrated.

Can a Power Pack 100 Motor (model PRD90501) be used interchangeably with a Power Pack 100 that was installed in 2007?

As long as the older motor is a 7-wire model, it should be suitable. And typically, a Power Pack 100 from 2007 would be equipped with a 7-wire system.

Is the MOT604 Key Fob compatible with a Power Pack system that has been in operation for 20 years?

No, the MOT604 Key Fob is not compatible with a Power Pack system of that age. However, the latest control box features a built-in receiver and is compatible with all 7-wire motors.

What are the specifications, including the diameter, for the 15-meter cable used with the Power Pack?

The standard cable for the Power Pack is 0.75mm with a 2 x 7 configuration. However, if an extension is required, the cable's size should be increased to at least 1mm² to 1.5mm², depending on the extension length. This increase in core size is necessary...

I recently purchased a Power Pack 100 but haven't connected it to the reel yet. Upon attempting a test run by switching it on, there was no response; none of the light indicators activated.

The new Power Pack 100 models are equipped with enclosed batteries that require charging. Occasionally, these units are isolated within the control box by disconnecting the main supply fuse on the circuit board.

I own an older, motorized domestic reel system from a brand other than Plastica, and I'm in need of a new motor. Is the Power Pack motor designed to be universal?

Our recommendation would be against using the Power Pack motor for non-Plastica systems, as it requires specific sleeves to fit inside the customer's tube, which we do not supply. It would be more advisable to purchase a compatible reel as well.

I am experiencing issues with the remote for the Power Pack 100. While activating the cover works consistently, its removal is intermittent, even though the control box indicates everything is functioning normally.

Try utilizing Option 3 to erase all transmitters, then reprogram the existing one (refer to the instruction leaflet for guidance). Additionally, it might be necessary to replace the batteries.

I believe the reel system at my property is a post-1997 Plastica model, which was already installed when we moved in. Is the Power Pack 100 compatible with this type of reel system?

If the reel system's tube features four grooves running along its length, then we no longer provide adaptors that are compatible with this design. In such cases, new tubes and end boss assemblies will be required.

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