Pool Controls Ozone XLM Series User Manual page 16

Chlorine Output Menu
To adjust the chlorine output on your OZONE XLM SERIES Series, press ENT to access
the Ozone XLM Series Menu system. Scroll down using the N/DOWN button until
CHLORINE OUTPUT is displayed. Press ENT again to select this menu and then used
the Y/UP and N/DOWN buttons to adjust the output level. Confirm the adjusted settings by
pressing ENT once more.
Superchlorination
When bathers enter a pool there is a reaction between nitrogen/ammonia compounds from
the bathers and the chlorine in the pool. These reactions form chloramines (also called
combined chlorine) which are responsible for the "chlorine" odour and for some minor
irritations. Ozone helps to destroy these compounds.
These compounds can also be broken down by adding free chlorine to a level above 5ppm
by the addition of a shock dose of chlorine – also known as superchlorination.
Levels of chlorine immediately adjacent to the Ozone XLM Series Cell anodes far exceed
5ppm and so a lot of chloramines are destroyed as water passes the Cell.
If the chloramine levels still become high, simply add a shock dose of chlorine or run the
Ozone XLM Series for a long period overnight.
Cover Blanket On/Off – when chlorine demand is reduced
To adjust the chlorine output to compensate for the use of a cover blanket the unit must be
made aware that a cover blanket is in place over the pool. Simply push the N/DOWN
button for on and off selection. When the system is on COVER will flash in the display and
the chlorine output will be reduced.
Advanced Settings Menu
If you are interested in learning more about additional functionality of your Ozone XLM
Series, a detailed Advanced Settings Manual is available to download from the Pool
Controls website –
010 for further information.
Advanced Settings comprise:
•
WATER TEMP - allows you to compensate for cold water
•
SYSTEM DATA - shows service information
•
FILTER CYCLES - allows for up to 4 Filter Cycles to be activated and is very
useful for seasonal timer adjustments.
•
LIGHT controls automatic light operation
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