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2.3. Pool Water
It is recommended to use mains water for the pool. If you are supplying water from other sources, please
analyze the water and make sure that there are no high concentrations of metals and calcium that are not
suitable for the operation of the system. Also check the compliance of water with human health standards.
Before operating the salt chlorine generator, adjust the pool water values and discard 1 kg of chlorine
stabilizer for 25 m3 of water (20-30 ppm or as specified by the stabilizer manufacturer).
Stabilizer prevents chlorine from disappearing due to UV rays. Stabilizer deficiency forces
more chlorine production, which shortens the life of the cell. On the other hand, the high
stabilizer affects the disinfection feature of chlorine.
The water of the pool must meet the following values.
2.4. Adding Salt
• During the salt addition process, the system must be closed completely until all the salt is dissolved. If the
system is operated before the salt is completely dissolved, the cell may get irreversible damage. For this
reason, damage will result in the product being out of warranty.
• Calculate the water volume of the pool, salt must be thrown so that there is a salt concentration of 5-6 kg
per cubic meter. During this process, make sure that the salt chlorine generator is not connected and do
not operate the filtration system for 24 hours.
• In a newly coated pool, wait for 4 weeks after coating without adding salt.
• The dissolution rate of salt can be accelerated by using a pool cleaner. Make sure that the salt
concentration is 5-6 kg / m3.
• The salt chlorine generator does not consume salt, but its concentration may decrease due to rain and
water supplements.
In cases where you need to add salt, pour the salt as close to the return line as possible.
Never pour into skimmers or suction strainers.
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