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- Page 1 ProMatic ™ Salt Water Chlorinator Patent Protected Installation & Operating Instructions Please pass these instructions on to the operator of this equipment.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
ProMatic ™ Congratulations. You are now the proud owner of a renowned new Davey ProMaticTM smart “All-in-One” salt water chlorinator. Please read all the information in this manual carefully before installing and operating your new chlorinator. Table of Contents Packing List ................................2 Important Information .............................. -
Page 3: Important Information
Once enough salt is added to the pool this warning message will vanish 2. MONITOR THE CHLORINATOR • Davey recommends regular monitoring of your chlorinator for optimum performance • For optimum performance, regularly check your water chemistry to ensure it is balanced •... -
Page 4: Important Safety Instructions
Note: If an Ozone generator is installed this MUST be installed after the cell. 9. Keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ProMatic 24 Input Voltage (RMS) 120/240V Input Current Draw... -
Page 5: Installation Instructions
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Please note that the installation area should be well ventilated and free of substances that cause corrosion such as fumes from concentrated chemical chlorine, acid and so forth. Failure to ensure a well ventilated area may result in damage to the electronics, voiding warranty. The chlorinator can be mounted in two orientations as shown below, with flow in either direction as indicated by the arrows. -
Page 6: Locating & Mounting
LOCATION AND MOUNTING Select a convenient location to mount the chlorinator. The display screen can be difficult to read in direct sunlight, so a shaded area is recommended. The chlorinator must be kept away from chemical storage areas, including acid and direct heat sources. WARNING: The chlorinator contains electronic components which may become damaged if the unit is dropped. -
Page 7: Connecting The Power
When deciding on the position of the chlorinator, be sure to consider the cord length (4m for the Australian and New Zealand models, 2m (6.5ft) for international models. IMPORTANT: If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by an authorised Davey service agent. -
Page 8: Connecting Peripherals & Auxiliary Equipment
CONNECTING PERIPHERALS Power connections and wiring must be carried out by an authorised electrician. A panel on the back of the electronics enclosure provides access to a low voltage (SELV) terminal block allowing for connection of a pool cover micro switch and demand response signals. AUTOMATIC COVER MODE Automatic Cover Mode is available by connecting a pool cover micro switch (normally open type) across the pool blanket terminals during installation. - Page 9 CONNECTING PERIPHERALS (CONT) You can manually override the demand response mode (once during each demand response event) by pressing the up and down buttons simultaneously which will return the chlorinator to normal operation for a period of up to one hour. If the demand response event is still in progress after the override period terminates, the chlorinator will again enter the demand response mode.
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Page 10: Replacing An Existing Power Source & Cell
Step 1. Simply cut the existing cell off as shown. Step 2. Glue a 40mm nut & tail (Davey part number 48775B) into a 90° right angled 50mm elbow (this is to ensure that the elbow does not protrude past the width of the original cell), then glue this straight onto the side pipe as shown. -
Page 11: Pre-Start Up Procedure
PUMP CONTROL Your chlorinator is intended to be used in conjunction with domestic and light commercial pool pumps. This includes use with non-Davey pumps. For Australian and New Zealand regions the chlorinator provides power to the pool pump to run during filtration cycles. -
Page 12: Cell Production
2.30 7.00 Whilst this is a guide only, Davey always recommends you take a sample of your pool water to your local Davey dealer or pool shop, for testing. The salt level readings are only applicable to pools using sodium chloride (NaCl, Salt). -
Page 13: Operating Your Chlorinator
OPERATING YOUR CHLORINATOR THE CONTROL DISPLAY The function buttons on the chlorinator display screen give you quick and easy access to the adjustable features that allow you to maintain your pool. Boost Mode On 2:30 The following will take you through each one of the chlorinator’s functions and settings, one at a time. RUNNING THE CHLORINATOR FOR THE FIRST TIME When running the chlorinator for the first time only, you’ll be prompted to select the interface language, pool size and current time. -
Page 14: Functionality Of Your Chlorinator
FUNCTIONALITY OF YOUR CHLORINATOR CELL OFF MODE Pressing the Cell Off button turns the filter pump and chlorinator cell off. In this mode no chlorine will be produced. TIMER MODE Pressing the Timer button starts timer operation. Timer mode automatically runs the chlorinator cell and pump during the set timer periods. - Page 15 FUNCTIONALITY OF YOUR CHLORINATOR (CONT) POOL SIZE / LANGUAGE Pressing the Pool Size/Language button once allows you to set the pool size. Pool size is adjusted via the up & down buttons. Pressing both the up & down buttons simultaneously will change the display between kL (thousands of litres) and kgal (thousands of US gallons).
- Page 16 FUNCTIONALITY OF YOUR CHLORINATOR (CONT) BACKWASH FILTER The backwash filter function is used when you need to backwash, rinse and clean your media filter to waste. It runs the filter pump during back wash mode and reduces the chlorine output to 0%. The filter pump will run for a maximum of 2 minutes on each cycle.
- Page 17 FUNCTIONALITY OF YOUR CHLORINATOR (CONT) COVER MODE For applying a Manual Pool Cover Manual Cover Mode function reduces the chlorine output to 20%, when pressed/activated. After applying your pool cover press the Cover Mode button. The LCD display screen will say Cover on Man. The LED lamp to which the chlorinator was in prior to selecting Cover Mode (i.e.: Manual or Timer Mode) will flash.
- Page 18 FUNCTIONALITY OF YOUR CHLORINATOR (CONT) SETTING THE CLOCK Pressing the Clock button will allow you to set the real time clock. Press the up and down buttons to change the time by 1 minute. Holding either button down will change the time in 10 minute increments. The clock will begin to run when you exit this display.
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Page 19: Day To Day Operation
DAY TO DAY OPERATION Please observe the following in order to keep your chlorinator running efficiently and maintain unit life. Free Chlorine Total Alkalinity Calcium Stabiliser (ppm) Salt Level (ppm) (ppm) Hardness (ppm) (ppm) Ideal reading: 1 - 3 7.2 - 7.6 80 - 120 Concrete/Tiled 30 - 50... - Page 20 MANUAL CLEANING YOUR CELL In hard water environments it may be necessary to manually clean the cell. For this a blanking cap (Davey part Q2358BK) will need to be used and purchased from your Davey Dealer or agent. To clean the cell disconnect your chlorinator from power, close any isolation valves and remove your chlorinator from the pool return line by undoing the unions (taking care not to lose the o-rings).
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Page 21: Chlorine Production
CHLORINE PRODUCTION Your chlorinator can produce up to a maximum of 24 grams - (0.0529 lbs) model (DAMC24G) per hour in pool water with a salt level greater than 4000 ppm (and can even run in sea water). It must be run daily to generate sufficient chlorine to sanitise the pool. - Page 22 DAILY RUN TIME As chlorination can only occur while your filtration pump is running, you need to ensure that the total pump run time is long enough to circulate all of the water in your pool through the filter at least once per day. Take for example, a 50 kilolitre pool running with a 250 litre per minute pump.
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Page 23: Troubleshooting
Call Davey power up. There has been a fault with the power supply. Restart the unit, if this problem reoccurs, call Davey The power supply has overheated and the cell and Ensure that the chlorinator is mounted in a well ventilated and shaded location. - Page 24 TROUBLESHOOTING (CONT) Other Actions for troubleshooting Problem Action Chlorine level is low. Check the following: • Media Filter needs backwashing • Cell production set too low • Pool stabiliser too low • pH too high • Salt level too low •...
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Page 25: General Information
GENERAL INFORMATION Common Terms Algae Microscopic forms of plant life which enter the pool by rain, wind and dust. There are numerous varieties; some are free floating whilst others grow on walls and in cracks and come in different colours. Some are more resistant to chemical treatment than others. Bacteria The germs that contaminate your pool. -
Page 26: Mounting Template
35mm ”) 80mm ”) - Page 27 NOTES:...
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Page 28: Guarantee, Terms And Conditions
Customer Service line on 1300 367 866 in Australia, or 0800 654 333 in New Zealand, or send a written letter to Davey at the address listed below. On receipt of your claim, Davey will seek to resolve your difficulties or, if the product is faulty or defective, advise you on how to have your Davey product repaired, obtain a replacement or a refund.
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