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General| Brand | Davey |
|---|---|
| Model | EcoSalt 2 |
| Category | Swimming Pool Filter |
| Language | English |
Proper salt levels ensure optimal performance and cell life; low levels damage the cell.
Regular cell inspection prevents scale buildup and maintains efficiency and lifespan.
Maintaining correct pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness prevents equipment damage and ensures effective chlorination.
Install earth bolt to minimize stray currents and prolong cell life.
Mount power supply vertically, away from water, acid, and chemicals for proper operation.
Connect the cell's power supply lead with its connectors, which are not polarity sensitive.
Mount the flow switch with the arrow indicating the direction of flow for correct operation.
Chlorine output is a percentage of total time; unit adjusts cell output to the set level.
Overview of the control panel layout and button functions.
Steps for the first-time power-on, including software version and model display.
Adjusting chlorine output percentage to control cell duty cycle.
Reduces cell duty cycle by 80% when the pool cover is on to protect the cover.
Table showing correct replacement cell codes for different EcoSalt2 models.
Step-by-step guide on how to clean the electrolytic cell, including method one with acid.
Importance and recommended levels of pool stabiliser for chlorine retention.
Maintaining correct pH and total alkalinity for pool health and equipment protection.
Daily operation for sanitisation, adjusting output based on residual chlorine levels.
Using BOOST MODE or adding chlorine for shock treatment during extreme conditions.
Comparison table of chlorine production and maximum pool sizes for different models and climates.
Table detailing ideal readings and adjustments for pool water balance parameters.
Checklist of potential causes for no chlorine production and their solutions.
Steps to check and resolve low salt alarms, including temperature and cell condition.
Checklist of potential causes for low chlorine production and their solutions.
Exploded diagram showing all components and their part numbers for identification.
