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The in.clear™ water sanitation system (with BROMITRON™
BROMINE GENERATOR) is for spa use only and is not to be used
in swimming pools. It is important to know how many U.S. gallons
of water it takes to fill your spa. The water capacity is usually
listed on the spa and is always in the spa information book. If you
cannot determine the number of U.S. gallons, call your spa dealer,
this information is essential to the proper use of your spa. As the
water passes through the in.clear™ water sanitation system (with
BROMITRON™ BROMINE GENERATOR) a low-voltage current
electrolytically reduces the bromide ions to bromine, which reacts
with the water molecules to form free bromine. Bromine is known
to be a very effective bactericide and algaecide. This process
releases bromide ions back into the water for continuous recycling
until the BromiCharge™ is emptied from the spa.
When BromiCharge™ is added to a spa the water, it separates into
sodium ions and bromide ions. BromiCharge™ can be added
anywhere in the spa by simply dumping it from the container.
It is important to empty the spa every sixty days.
Do not breathe or get into your eyes. First Aid instructions are on
the BromiCharge™ container.
1. Upon initial filling of your spa, allow the water to circulate for
one minute or so, before adding the BromiCharge™. Always
refill the spa with "new" water out of the tap before starting to use
BromiCharge™.
2. BromiCharge™ is designed for use with the in.clear™ water
sanitation system (with BROMITRON™ BROMINE
GENERATOR) and your warranty will be void if
another product is used as a substitute.
FOR HEALTH PURPOSES DO NOT USE A SUBSTITUTE!
Add 1440 PPM of BromiCharge™ to the spa water.
(1.2 lbs per 100 U.S. gallons)
For example if the spa were 300 U.S. gallons you would add
3.6 lbs. of BromiCharge™.
3. After adding the proper amount of BromiCharge™, turn
the in.clear™ water sanitation system (with
BROMITRON™ BROMINE GENERATOR) on to build
the bromine bank and bring it within
2-5 PPM range.
THE RECOMMENDED BROMINE LEVEL IS BETWEEN 2-5 PPM.
user guide for BromiCharge
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user guide for BromiCharge
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
For Spas ONLY (Not for swimming pool use)
BromiCharge™ is designed to
be used in conjunction with
in.clear™ water sanitation
system for spas and hot tubs
(with BROMITRON™ BROMINE
GENERATOR technology), an
electrolysis unit that converts
bromide into hypobromite
solution. The produced hypo-
bromite solution (bromine) is
then introduced into the spa to
be treated as a sanitizer for spa
water.
It is a violation of Federal Law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.
BromiCharge™ DOSAGE:
Upon dumping of spa water,
every 60 days add 1.2 pounds
of BromiCharge™ per 100
U.S. gallons of spa water to a
spa equipped with in.clear™
water sanitation system (with
BROMITRON ™ BROMINE
GENERATOR). This will establish
sufficient bromide reserve
for the bromine generator to
operate properly. This same
treatment should be followed
every 60 days upon draining
and refilling the spa with fresh
water.
MAINTENANCE:
An in.clear™ water sanitation
system (with BROMITRON ™
BROMINE GENERATOR) will
operate to produce bromine
as designed until the bromide
reserve drops below required
levels. BromiCharge™ should
be added if the bromide level
drops below 10-30% of the
initial charge. Dilution, splash
out and leaks are primary
reasons for the bromide
level to drop. If the bromine
generator does not produce
enough bromine make sure
the recommended level of
1440 PPM is still present in the
spa water. The level can be
tested with a TDS meter (Total
Dissolved Solids), or by taking
a water sample to a spa/pool
store. If BromiCharge™ is being
added repeatedly the spa
should be checked for leaks.
Before entering the spa, the
bromine level should be tested.
The bromine level should be
maintained between 2-5 PPM
and can be tested with a DPD
test kit, or Bromine test strips,
found at any spa/pool store.
The bromine generator only
produces bromine when the
spa is circulating. For more
immediate results, dilution
with fresh water will lower the
bromine level.
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