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\nCategory:Computer-aided design softwareThis invention relates to a remote-controlled, automated control system for a pool of liquid, such as water. More particularly, the invention relates to a system which uses a sensor to detect the presence or absence of liquid in the pool and which, through a remote-controlled, automated controller, controls a pumping system and the lights to prevent the pool from drying out or freezing.
\nModern automated control systems for swimming pools have usually included a sensor which detects the presence or absence of water in the pool and then controls an electric pump to circulate the water in the pool to prevent the pool from becoming dry or freezing. In order to prevent the lights from going on whenever the water in the pool was turned on, the prior art systems have included a sensor which detected that the pool was on and then turned on the lights. However, some pools have a continuous circulation of water through the swimming pool even though the water is not actually in the swimming pool. For example, many swimming pools, such as above-ground pools, are drained when not in use in order to prevent algae from growing. This drains the pool of water. When the pool is later re-filled, the water is recirculated through the pool to remove waste from the pool. Typically, a pump is used to recirculate the water in the pool, and the water is circulated through the pool by the pump by opening and closing the valves to the pool. The circulation of water in the pool typically heats the pool to prevent the pool from freezing in cold weather. These swimmers drain and recirculate the pool, because the pool has a significant amount of water which is drained when not in use. The recirculation of water through the pool is essential to maintain the water in the pool at a sufficient temperature to prevent the pool from freezing.
\nIn order to detect the presence or absence of water in the swimming pool, most existing control systems have used a sensor in the form of a float which rises in the presence of water. When a sensor of this type detects the presence of water in the pool, the control system will normally cause the lights in the swimming pool to be turned on to signal that the pool is on. The control system will turn off the lights once the pool is sufficiently drained that no more water is required to be circulated in the pool.
\nThis form of control system is not completely effective because pools, such as above-ground pools, will frequently go dry or freeze because the pumps<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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