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Section 3.6 Wiring the Control Box
Check whether your chlorine generator operates on 120 volts or 240 volts (see label on the left
side of the Control Box), and be sure to wire the system accordingly. It is critical to wire the
chlorine generator in such a way that it can only operate when the pump is operating (i.e. load
side). See instructions below for details.
1.
Attach the green ground wire to the grounding lug or bar.
2.
Connect the black Load wire from the chlorine generator to
Load 1 of the time clock.
3.
If wiring a 240 Volt generator, connect the third wire to Load 2
of the time clock. If wiring a 120 Volt generator, connect the
third wire to the Neutral lug or bar on the timer (see label on the
left side of the Control Box to confirm voltage).
4.
Bonding is recommended and may be required by local code.
The bonding lug is found on the bottom of the Control Box.
5.
Connect the two black wires from the Control Box to the two metal
studs on the sides of the Cell. These wires are interchangeable.
6.
Tighten firmly by hand, with a screwdriver. To avoid damage to the
screws, DO NOT use a power screwdriver.
7.
Push the plastic terminal covers up to cover the terminal connection
until they click into place. This will ensure a watertight connection.
CAUTION
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