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Zodiac Pool Care Europe
Parc d’activités du Chêne
2, rue Edison
69500 BRON - France
Tel. 33 (0)4 78 79 56 20
Fax 33 (0)4 78 79 56 29
zpce@zodiac.com
www.zodiac-poolcare.com
Zodiac Pool Care Europe - S.A.S.U. au capital de 1400 000 e - 395 068 679 RCS Nanterre - Photos credit: ZODIAC - dbg Studios 5697e
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
• Power supply: 220-240 VAC (50 Hz)
• Minimum ow: 5 m
3
/h
Maximum ow: over 18 m
3
/h, the processing cell must by installed on a by-pass
• Maximum authorized cell pressure: 275 kPa = 2,75 bars
• Maximum water temperature: 40°C
• Minimum salt level required: 3 g/l (Recommended rate 4 g/l)
Optimisation of titanium electrode performances, using an exclusive alloy, in the polarity
inversion (every 2h30 or 5h) in hard water areas
• Cell position: cell body vertical or horizontal (with ow detector)
• Cell size (L x H): 162 x 270 mm
• Length of the cable between the cell and the box = 1,8 m
• Protection index = IP 24
Ei
®
, HOW DOES IT WORK?
Salt Water Chlorination is simple.
The pool water is very slightly salty:
4 g/l (9 times less than sea water).
The salt water chlorinator is installed on the pool’s ltration system.
The salt is converted to chlorine, a powerful disinfectant,
by the cell and immediately dissolved in the water.
The chlorine produced is used to ght against bacteria,
algae and micro-organisms.
The chlorine that is eliminated by the UV effects of sunlight is
permanently renewed by the cell without any further intervention.
Ei
®
is adapted to all types of swimming pools and pool surfaces,
for use on existing pools and pool’s with small technical facilities.
Ei
®
10 Ei
®
17 Ei
®
25
Chlorine production 10 g/h 17 g/h 25 g/h
Water volume 40 m
3
70 m
3
100 m
3
(calculated volume for 8h of ltration)
3 AVAILABLE MODELS:
Slightly salty water (4 g/l)
Control box:
to adjust the production of active chlorine
Cell:
production of active
chlorine from salty water
WL 15134 - Ed 11/2008
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