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Pool Controls warrants products free from defects in material/workmanship for 3 years from original date of purchase or installation.
Pool Controls warrants replacement parts free from defects in material/workmanship for 2 years following purchase.
Warranty excludes wearing parts like squeeze tubes; recommends replacement every twelve months.
Pool Controls will repair or replace defective items if warranty conditions are met.
Steps for claiming warranty: contact service, confirm installation date and technician.
Details 'Back to Base' warranty and potential call out fees for service outside Pool Controls premises.
Lists exclusions for commercial applications, original owner, installation by unqualified technicians, and misuse.
Lists the components included with the Ozone XLM Series product.
Explains how the unit automatically adjusts pH by dosing acid based on chlorine production.
Guides on balancing pool water, focusing on mineral TDS levels before using the chlorinator.
Guidance on initial chlorine levels and testing.
Importance of stabiliser for sunlight protection and recommended levels.
Optimal pH range for chlorine effectiveness and methods for adjustment.
Explanation of TA, its role in pH stability, and recommended levels.
References installation diagrams and highlights the Venturi Injector.
Advice on selecting a suitable location for the Ozone XLM Series unit.
Instructions for mounting and connecting the power supply unit.
Guidance on plumbing the cell housing into the pool return line.
Instructions for connecting pH control and ozone feed lines to the injector.
Details the timed power outlet for pool lighting up to 150W.
Describes the timed power outlet for other pool accessories like UV units.
Visual guide for installing the Ozone XLM Series, including pump, filter, heater, and cell.
Key points for installing the Venturi Injector correctly for optimal suction.
Diagrammatic representation of acid and ozone feed line connections.
Guidance on the correct placement of the cell within the plumbing system.
Instructions for connecting the cell cable to the power supply, ensuring color matching.
Explains the Venturi Injector's function, installation requirements, and setting for vacuum production.
Description of the two-line LCD display and its information output.
Overview of the five buttons used to navigate the Ozone XLM Series Menu system.
Instructions for manually turning the system on and increasing run-time.
Functionality of the ESC/OFF button for manual shutdown and returning to the home screen.
How to use the ENT button to access menus and confirm selections.
Using Y/UP for menu navigation, answering prompts, and controlling pool lights.
Using N/DOWN for menu navigation and toggling the Cover Blanket setting.
Guide on setting the current time and adjusting filter cycle start/finish times.
Details the default filter cycles and how to adjust their ON/OFF times.
Recommendations for system operating hours, considering pool usage and conditions.
Instructions for setting automatic ON and OFF times for pool or garden lighting.
Explains how output percentage controls the Cell's ON/OFF duty cycle.
How to adjust the chlorine output level via the menu system.
Discusses chloramines and methods for superchlorination to destroy them.
How to adjust chlorine output when a cover blanket is in use.
Introduces advanced settings like Water Temp, System Data, Filter Cycles, and Light controls.
Steps to access the +ACID menu for pH control when a dosing device is attached.
Instructions for enabling or disabling the automatic acid dosing system.
How to manually dose acid for priming or large adjustments.
Guide to adjusting automatic acid dosage amounts for pH control.
Procedure for priming the acid feed line and checking pump operation.
How to set dilution rates for acid dosing via Advanced Settings.
Explanation of the front panel status indicator and common warnings.
Warning for low water temperature or TDS and troubleshooting steps.
Details safety features for chlorine gas detection and pump dry-run protection.
Warning for high TDS levels causing potential cell overheating and shutdown.
How the display indicates when the Cover Blanket mode is active.
Information on how the unit maintains time and settings after power interruptions.
Maintenance recommendations for the power supply unit, including do's and don'ts.
Explanation of cell wear, scale formation, and factors affecting scaling rate.
Instructions for cleaning the cell, including scale formation and acid solution preparation.
Checklist for low or no chlorine residual and unit not running.
Guidance on checking the unit's fuse and recommended fuse types.
The Ozone XLM Series Mineral Chlorinator is a sophisticated pool sanitation system that combines ozone generation with mineral chlorination to provide effective and efficient pool water treatment. This system is designed to destroy contaminants faster than traditional chlorine-only systems, leaving more chlorine available as a residual sanitizer. It is suitable for domestic installations and comes with a 3-year warranty on new installations and a 2-year warranty on replacement parts (excluding wearing parts like squeeze tubes).
The Ozone XLM Series operates by passing a DC current through an electrolytic cell in mineral-salted water. This process, known as electrolysis, produces chlorine gas from magnesium, potassium, sodium, and chloride ions. The chlorine gas dissolves almost instantly to form free chlorine, a highly effective sanitizer. Simultaneously, the system generates ozone, a powerful oxidizer that rapidly breaks down contaminants. This dual action ensures comprehensive sanitation, reducing the overall chlorine demand and improving water quality.
A key feature of the Ozone XLM Series is its integrated pH control system. As chlorine is produced, the pool's pH tends to rise. The system employs a sophisticated algorithm to calculate the amount of acid needed to counteract this pH rise, automatically dosing acid to maintain the pH within the optimal range (6.8-7.8, depending on pool type). While the algorithmic pH control is effective, manual pH checks are still recommended to ensure accuracy.
The system includes a Venturi Injector manifold, which is crucial for introducing both ozone and acid into the pool's return line. This manifold creates a vacuum to draw in the ozone and acid, ensuring proper mixing and distribution.
The Ozone XLM Series also incorporates several safety features, including gas detection and a dry-run pump shutdown. If chlorine gas is detected for an extended period or if the pump runs dry, the system will automatically shut down to prevent dangerous conditions.
The Ozone XLM Series is designed for ease of use and provides comprehensive control over pool sanitation, ensuring clean and healthy water with minimal manual intervention.
General| Brand | Pool Controls |
|---|---|
| Model | Ozone XLM Series |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
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