Zodiac TRi - Electric Connections

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• Failure to follow these instruc ons could lead to the destruc on of the cell ! (see “2.3 Installing the cell”). The
manufacturer cannot be liable in this case.
• The fl ow detector has a direc on for installa on (arrow indicated on it showing the fl ow direc on for the
water). Make sure that is is correctly placed on its fi xture collar so that it stops the electrolyser produc on when
fi ltering is stopped (red “Flow” indicator on showing the absence of fl ow, see “5. Troubleshoo ng”).
2.5 Electric connections
2.5.1 Connec ng the power pack
The electrolyser can be connected in several diff erent ways (in compliance with the applicable standards in the country
of installa on).
• Preferred connec on: the appliance is connected to a permanent power supply separated from the fi ltering thanks to
the presence of the fl ow controller (power supply protected by a specifi c 30mA ground fault circuit breaker).
• Possible connec on: directly coupled to the pool fi ltering (the appliance is only supplied with power when fi ltering is
opera ng).
• Op onal connec on: the female connector located under the pack is designed for the direct connec on of a fi ltering
pump (230Vac-50Hz, maximum consump on 9A). In this case, use the supplied corresponding male connector (which
will allow the electrolyser programmer to control both fi ltering and chlorina on  mes).
• When all connec ons have been completed and all glued assemblies have dried, reconnect the mains power supply to
power on the appliance.
Whichever connec on is used, it is mandatory to programme the electrolyser opera ng  mes (called “Timers”)
(see “3.2.2 Programming Menu (Timers)”).
2.5.2 Connec on to an electric roll-on shu er
If the pool is fi  ed with an electric roll-on shu er, it can be connected to the electrolyser so that the la er automa cally
adapts its chlorine produc on when the shu er is closed (see”3.1.2 “Low” mode”).
• Make sure the appliance is powered off .
• Remove the silver protec ve cover (
1
).
• Remove the 4 lower module fi xture screws and remove the module (
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). The bo om of the electric board is now
visible (called “PCB” on the diagrams below).
• If you have a pH or chlorine regula on module, follow the installa on steps to reassemble the module (see the module’s
installa on and user manual).
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The electrolyser is compa ble with several diff erent types of electric shu er. However, certain systems may not be
compa ble. In those cases ac vate the “Low” mode manually using its specifi c bu on on the electrolyser control
panel (see “3.1.2 “Low” mode”).