Shyion Smart Tank Meter Product Manual Google play App Store
INSTALL Specifications Communication Wi-Fi（2.4Ghz）& Bluetooth Fitting 2” NPT（1.5 adapter available） Batteries SAFT 3.6V Lithium AA （2X） Tank Sizes 275 or 330 gallon, vertical or horizontal, Single or side-by-side; Roth adapter required for 400L, 620L, 1000L, and 1000LH. Will not compatible with 1500L Note: For outdoor use, you must seal the white cap with Teflon tape or use other methods to prevent the ingress of moisture.
Name Number Smart Tank Meter 1 Cloth 1 Pipe Thread Sealant 1 LS14500 3.6V AA Batteries 2 Pipe Wrench 1 Brush 1 Note: The product only contains A smart tank meter, the other five tools need to be purchased by yourself. Step 1：Remov the original smart tank meter or sealing bolt Use the pipe wrench to remove the original smart tank meter or sealing bolt and clean the pipe opening.
Step 2：Apply sealant to the threads of the tank meter. Use a brush to apply sealant to the threads of the tank meter. For outdoor installations, PTFE tape or other white sealing caps must be used to prevent the ingress of moisture. The expect oil level and consumption readings will vary as the temperature changes. Note: Most tanks have 2" NPT fittings on top. For tanks with 1.5" fittings, an adapter is required, this adapter which needs to be purchased by yourself.
and use a pipe wrench to tighten the smooth area above the threads. Step 4：Put batteries in Unscrew the screw cap of the smart tank meter, take out the black box with the battery and install. After installation, there is a switch behind the box, turn OFF of the switch to ON. Observe the indicator light on the panel, make sure the power is on to complete the configuration.
CONFIGURING THE NETWORK Download Application Search for 'Smart Oil Meter' in the App Store or on Google Play. Register an account and Log in. Tools needed for installation Click "Add a Device" in the upper right corner to select the Smart Oil Meter for connection. Connect to Wi-Fi Connect your smart phone to the Wi-Fi network that you would like the Smart Oil Meter to connect to. If you have a 5GHz network, disconnect from it, and connect to the 2.4GHz network instead.
Configure the Smart Oil Meter so that the cell phone can find it Press the switch next to the LED lamp for 5 seconds. Press the switch for 5 seconds, wait for a second till the LED flashes in blue and connect within 2 minutes. It will take 15-60s to connect the device, please wait. Note: Quick connection requires you to turn on the Bluetooth of your mobile phone. If you don't want to, observe the blinking frequency of the indicator light and click "Start" to select the corresponding frequency to connect.
FCC Statement 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. (2)This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
TROUBLESHOOTING Configuration failed Check your password, Make sure you are on a 2.4GHz network. Make sure your phone is within a few feet of the Smart Oil Meter during the entire configuration process. Check if your Wi-Fi is in good condition, or you can try to get closer to the router and configure. Check if there is a red light under the black battery box. It should flash twice per second in configure mode, If there is no red light, spin the batteries and try again.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS I don't know if I have a 275 or 330 gallon tank; how can I tell? 275 gallon tanks measure 5 feet long; 330 gallon tanks measure 6 feet long. Can I force an instant reading of the tank level? you can trigger a manual reading by press the configuration button for 0.5 seconds, then refresh the app. I changed the password of my Wi-Fi network, how can I update my device? If you modified the name or password of the Wi-Fi, you can remove the device and then reconnect.
