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5. INSTALLATION CHECKLIST
To nd the optimum Chlorine Output setting, start at a setting of 70% and adjust as
needed over the initial start up period. Measure your available chlorine in the pool after
two to three days, and adjust the Chlorine Output level accordingly. If the available
chlorine is too high, lower the Output level; if the available chlorine is too low, raise the
Output level. It will take a few adjustments to nd the ideal setting for your pool. Once
determined, it should only take minor adjustments throughout the season.
By familiarizing yourself with the operation of the Chlorinator, you can achieve the
maximum performance for your pool. There are typically three factors that you can
control which directly contribute to the amount of chlorine the will generate:
1) The chosen percentage of Chlorine Output, 2) Hours of pump run- time each day, 3)
Water chemistry balance, including the amount of salt in the pool, and chemicals that
minimize chlorine demand, such as stabilizer level in the water. See «Ideal Chemistry
Levels» for more important information.
After making the initial adjustments to your chosen Chlorine Output level, additional
adjustments are typically only necessary due to changing seasonal temperatures, or
changes in pool use and bather load. Ensure that your pump runs long enough each
day to move at least two times the amount of water in your pool through the lter daily.
This is typically more than a sucient amount of time for chlorination of the pool, but
if the pool has high chlorine demand, running the pool pump longer allows for more
chlorination.
Measure your water chemistry and chlorine level on a regular basis.
- Open contact or connector not connected, the electrolyser considers that the pool is
uncovered or not equipped with a cover.
- Closed contact, the electrolyser considers that the basin is covered.
If the pool is equipped with an automatic cover, connect the wire to the terminals of the
connection box (not supplied) to the contact of the automatic cover box. Depending on
the model of gearboxes, please consult the manufacturer of your equipment.
5.3 Operation
5.4 Coverage detector (Optional)
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