Saltmate RP20 - Operating Your Saltmate; Starting Up and Daily Operation

Operang Your Saltmate
STARTING UP
Once correctly installed and ensuring the minimum level of salt has been achieved, switch the
chlorinator on at the main power supply. Posion the pump switch to ‘man’, and once the pump
has fully primed posion the cell switch to ‘on’.
The chlorine output indicator on your Saltmate can be used to check the pool salt level. Turn
the chlorine output control clockwise to the achieve the maximum seng (100%). If this cannot
be achieved, check pool water for low salt level. If using a SMT model and the chlorine output
indicator reaches the red overload area due to a high salt level, turn the output control down so
the indicator is set in the green zone.
Set your daily operang me as per instrucons below and set the chlorine output indicator at
80% - 100%. Test the free chlorine level in the pool water aer 24-48 hours, adjusng the
chlorine output to the desired level depending on your pools requirement. It is recommended
your Saltmate should be set to generate a free chlorine level of 1ppm to 3ppm.
DAILY OPERATING TIME
The required chlorinator operang me varies throughout the year. Long periods of hot weather
require longer chlorinator operaon me because the higher water temperature and increased
sunlight break the chlorine produced by your Saltmate down more quickly.
To be sure that your Saltmate is being run for long enough, check your pool chlorine level
regularly. If the chlorine reading is low, turn the chlorine output dial up (clockwise), and/or run
the chlorinator and pool pump for longer.
If the chlorine reading is high, turn the chlorine output dial down (anclockwise), or
reduce the chlorinator and pool pump operang me.
It is recommended that your Saltmate is run for a few hours in the evening and a few hours in
the morning. Super chlorinaon can be achieved by running your Saltmate overnight. This
pracce is recommended about once per fortnight during summer.
SETTING THE TIMER
Select the operang hours by pressing the actuators inwards
(towards the centre) on the mer in order for the mer to
run for the corresponding me. The mer in the picture to
the right is set to run from 12 noon - 8pm.
Set the me of day by turning the center of the dial clockwise
unl the correct (current) me is set against the marker (the
mer in the picture to the right is set at 9am).
Note: 24 hour meclock
Actual mer may vary