4. The Klereo Salt Chlorinator circuit board LED 2 turns on steady (it means that
matching has been successful)
With another Salt Chlorinator, different from Klereo Salt, you can connect its power supply to
Klereo Kompact control box unit R-RN terminals. The electrical consumption must be less
than 2,5A.
4.8 Connecting the transformer and the solenoid valve for Kompact
Bromine
Figure 36. Connecting the solenoid valve
The transformer must be fixed on a DIN rail in an IP55 waterproof control box unit. Connect
the R-RN terminals to the transformer primary between terminals 2 and 5. Then connect the
solenoid valve on the transformer secondary between terminals 8 and 11. The valve
characteristics and accessories are supplied in its box.
4.9 Connecting the heating system
When using a heating device, it must be piloted by output P and Q. It is a relay contact
(normally open 10A max).
This output is default set up to pilot auxiliary equipment Aux A. To activate the heating menu,
change the output assignment (refer to §5.12: outputs assignment)).
Through the relay contact, you will enable or disable the heating system (heating pump,
electrical heater and so on).
For the connection, you must have the heating system electrical and technical diagrams.
4.10 220V input – IJ input
Klereo Kompact control box unit has a 220V input for a monitoring of lighting or filtering
outside Klereo in a slave mode.
The different filtering modes (for example with overflow level control box systems) are:
- Force filtering: this function forces filtering when there is 220V input
- Prevent filtering: this function prevents filtering when there is 220V input
- Authorize filtering: this function authorizes filtering when there is 220V input
(useful with an automatic backwash system)
- Slave filtering: filtering is in slave mode. It is on when there is 220V input and off
in case of no 220V supply. Mode to select when Klereo does not manage
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