Using Chlorine Tablets - Zodiac Nature2 Fusion Instructions For Installation And Use Manual

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Using chlorine tablets

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WARNING!!: When fi lling the chlorinator the following precautions
should be taken:
➤ 1. Nature Fusion was design to exclusively use stabilised slow
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dissolving chlorine tablets. These are of the «Trichloro-S-Triazinetrione»
type (or trichloroisocyanuric acid also called «Trichloro» or «ATCC»). Never
mix these chlorine tablets with other types of chlorine or other chemicals;
this may cause fi re or an explosion.
➤ 2. Never mix several types of product in the appliance (algaecides,
shock chlorination treatments, multi-action products, granulated or liquid
products...): contact between these products and the slow chlorine tablets
may cause a dangerous chemical reaction.
➤ 3. Stop the fi lter pump and close all the appliance safety valves before
opening the chlorinator.
➤ 4. When adding chlorine tablets to the chlorinator it is recommended
not to inhale the chlorine vapours coming from the appliance. The room in
which the appliance is installed must be ventilated. Always wear appropriate
safety equipment (safety glasses, mask, gloves, and overalls).
➤ 5. Do not use petroleum based products to clean the joints; use clear
water.
➤ 6. Make sure to open all closed valves before restarting pump. Failure to
open all valves could result in a build up of gas which can result in a FIRE or
EXPLOSION.
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IMPORTANT!! The use of any products other than stabilised slow
dissolving chlorine tablets of the «Trichloro» type (such as unstabilised
chlorine tablets, granulated chlorine, liquid chlorine...) with the
Nature 2 Fusion chlorinator is strictly prohibited.
Make sure to slowly add the Tri-Chlor tablets to the feeder to avoid
splashing of chlorinated water.
The manufacturer will not be liable when this warning has not been
respected.
The chlorine diffuser (or «chlorinator») is used to keep a reserve of slow
dissolving chlorine tablets. The pool water fl ows through the cylinder and
takes in chlorine before returning to the pool. It can store up to 10 x 250 g slow
chlorine tablets.
The need for disinfectant in the pool varies depending, amongst other things, on
the number of bathers and the climate. For these cases there is an adjustment
ring that can be used to adjust the pool chlorine levels. It is located on the top
of the diffuser body, above the chlorinator. It has 6 settings in order to correctly
adjust the required amount of chlorine. At fi rst you will need to fi nd the optimum
setting in order to adjust the free chlorine levels correctly (0.5 to 1.0 ppm after
carrying out the start-up procedure).
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