Brilix Hidrolife - User Manual

INSTALLATION GUIDE
PORTABLE
COLOR
DISPLAY
(TFT)
WORLDWIDE
REMOTE
CONTROL
WIFI and
MODBUS
SEA
WATER
SELF
CLEAN
UPGRADE
POSSIBLE
from
SALT/L
3g
Optional automatic controls
Conductivity
Metering and control of
the conductivity of the
water in Msiemens.
Flow detectorTemperature
Mechanic security
flow switch. Stops the
electrolysis if there is no
water flow.
Temperature probe
0 - 100° C necessary
to activate the filtration
modes: heating /
intelligent / smart.
1
The salt water electrolysis produces
chlorine on the bases of salt water of low
salinity (approximately 5 g salt per liter).
As the swimming pool water containing
the salt flows through the electrolysis
cell, the salt is converted to sodium
hypochlorite (liquid chlorine). Organic
matter present in the water is oxidized
and eliminated by the chlorine. The
sodium hypochlorite reconverts into salt
on its way back to the swimming pool.
DESCRIPTION
Electronic box
Ventilation
grid
8
3.15 A fuse
250 mA fuse
Fuse relays 3.15 A
5
6
7
Electrolysis
RCA flow detector
Main connection 220 V
ON/OFF switch
1
2
3
4
1
2 3
4
5
6
7
8
8
Cell
1
2
3
4
5
Electrolysis cell
RCA flow detector
Cell connector
Flow/gas detector
Cell housing
1
2
3
4
5
redoX control Free chlorine controlpH control
Metering and control
of the pH of the water.
Metering and control of
the redoX as check value
of the free chlorine.
Metering and control in
ppm of the free chlorine
of the water.
Electrical connections of the electronic box
Conductivity probe
Temperature probe
RELAY 1 - pH (pH Control)
Connection WIFI / RS module
Device control SLAVE
Digital inputs / outputs
Connection display
RELAY 2 - Filtr (Filtration control)
RELAY 3 - Lighting (Lighting control)
RELAY 4 - AUX 1 (Base)
RELAY 5 - AUX 2 (Chlorine / RedoX / Ozone)
RELAY 6 - AUX 3 (CD / UV)
RELAY 7 - AUX 4 (Heat pump)
pH
redoX
Free
Chlorine
Chlorine probe
detector (rotameter)
Cover
ATTENTION: 230 V Output

Summary

System Description and Components

Core Components Overview

Details the electronic box, cell unit, and optional automatic controls.

Electrical Connections of Electronic Box

Diagram illustrating wiring and connections for the electronic box.

System Installation and Setup

Initial Water Adjustments

Steps for adjusting alkalinity, pH, and chlorine levels in the pool.

Adding Salt and Conductivity

Instructions for adding salt and managing water conductivity.

System Functioning - Main Screen

Overview of the main screen interface and its elements.

System Operation and Calibration

Electrolysis Programming

Programming electrolysis functions, levels, and shock modes.

Measurement Adjustments and Calibration

Adjusting setpoints, calibrating pH and redox probes.

Filtration Modes

Description of manual, auto, smart, and heating filtration modes.

Advanced System Settings

Lighting Control

Manual and automatic control of pool lighting.

Auxiliary Relays Configuration

Controlling up to 4 extra auxiliary relays for pool features.

General Settings Configuration

Settings for language, time, screen, sound, and password.

Redox Control and Maintenance

Systems with Redox Control

Using redox values to determine water sterilization levels.

Initial Maintenance Period

Care required during the first 10-15 days of system operation.

Cleaning the Titanium Cell

Procedure for cleaning the electrolysis cell with acid.

Routine Maintenance Checks

Fortnightly and monthly checks for water parameters and cell.

Troubleshooting and Safety

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Diagnosing and resolving issues like blank display or low chlorine.

Specific Error Conditions

Resolving titanium cell incrustation and dosing pump alarms.

Safety Warnings and Precautions

Important safety information regarding chemicals and pool use.

Brilix Hidrolife Specifications

General

Lifespan	50, 000 hours
IP Rating	IP68
Type	Underwater LED light
Voltage	12 V
Color Temperature	6000 K (Cool White)