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- Page 1 Installation Manual for Certified Professionals Model: 305PX June 201 9 This is an installation manual for qualified installers; a separate operating manual is included for the homeowner. 35405036...
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Page 2: Important Safety Instructions
Important safety instructions IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read and follow all instructions: All electrical work must be performed by a licensed electrician and conform to all national, state, and local codes. Improper use or installation can badly harm the unit and its surroundings. When installing and using this electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following: DO NOT OPEN THE DISPLAY COVER OF THE BOX –... -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Important safety instructions TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................. 2 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ..................................4 PACKAGE CONTENTS ..................................5 PLUMBING CONFIGURATIONS ..............................6 CELL PLUMBING (WITHOUT DOSING ACID PUMP) ........................6 INSTALLING THE FLOW SENSOR ..............................7 CELL PLUMBING (WITH A DOSING ACID PUMP) ..........................7 Installing the dosing acid pump ................................ -
Page 4: System Overview
System Overview TROUBLESHOOTING ................................... 24 SYSTEM OVERVIEW This installation manual is designed for the pool professional. It assumes that installer has a working knowledge of basic pool service operations. It is based on actual field installations and the natural flow of progress found to be most efficient. -
Page 5: Package Contents
Package Contents A simpler "Operation manual" is included for the homeowner. To maximize clients' satisfaction, please instruct the client to read through it and follow its warranty registration instructions to qualify for warranty coverage. Add the salt as soon as you arrive on the job so that it will be dissolved enough to start up the system and instruct the homeowner on its operation before leaving the site. -
Page 6: Plumbing Configurations
Plumbing Configurations PLUMBING CONFIGURATIONS CELL PLUMBING (WITHOUT DOSING ACID PUMP) 1. The cell and flow sensor must be installed downstream from the filter and heating devices before any Tees in the return line. The cell may be installed horizontally or vertically as long as is pointing in the flow direction (i.e. -
Page 7: Installing The Flow Sensor
installing the flow sensor INSTALLING THE FLOW SENSOR 1. The flow sensor must be installed before the cell. Make sure that there is no valve between the cell and the flow sensor. The flow sensor may be installed vertically, in an angle, but MUST NOT be installed upside down. This could cause debris to settle in the flow sensor body and restrict the paddle movement. -
Page 8: U Shape Plumbing Configuraiton
Cell Plumbing (with a dosing acid pump) U SHAPE PLUMBING CONFIGURAITON 1. Dosing acid pump and saddle 2. Chlorinator cell 3. Flow switch Tee & Temp. sensor 4. ~ 21 inch (54 cm) straight 2" PVC pipe for keeping the cell filled with water when there is no flow in the line. -
Page 9: Mounting The Control Box
Mounting the Control Box MOUNTING THE CONTROL BOX 1. The control box must be mounted vertically on a flat surface, and a minimum horizontal distance of 5 ft (1.5m) or more, if local codes require, from the pool/spa. 2. Select a position for you Control Box within 10 ft (3½... -
Page 10: Wiring To Time Device
Wiring to Time Device WIRING TO TIME DEVICE CAUTION! Disconnect all power supply to the main timer/main power source before hardwiring the input voltage cables to the timer control box. Hardwire all accessory equipment: Permanent pH, Temp. sensor etc'. and close the access cover before resupplying main voltage to the unit. -
Page 11: Wiring Components
Wiring components WIRING COMPONENTS 1. Connect the color coded plugs with matching sockets (Red, blue and white). 2. Stress-relief bushings are already attached to the wire of each accessory. DO NOT REMOVE the bushings from the wire. 3. Remove the nut from the bushing, then insert the wire and bushing through the Control Box and tighten the nut to the bushing of each connection. -
Page 12: Advanced Feature Wiring
Advanced feature wiring ADVANCED FEATURE WIRING POOL COVER The unique pool cover function enables the chlorinator to reduce the chlorine output while the pool is covered. When the pool is cover covers the pool, the chlorinator will automatically reduce its chlorine output to 20% from the maximum level and a "AUX"... -
Page 13: Standby Mode / Installation Test
Standby Mode / Installation Test STANDBY MODE / INSTALLATION TEST When the main circulation pump turns off, the system automatically goes into the standby more. This is a safety action that prevents chlorine production without water flowing through the chlorinator cell. Automatic cell cleaning is executed during standby more. -
Page 14: Turbo Setting
OPERATION TURBO SETTING Press the (Turbo) button. This action increases chlorine production output to 100% for a preset time period. Default is 12 hours. Adjust the time by holding down the buttons. If the salinity level is too low, the solid bars will display the maximum production level the system is reaching, but the 100% bar will blink to show the system is trying to reach the 100% production level. -
Page 15: High Salinity Indication
OPERATION High Salinity Indication Blinking Very High Salt High Salt Icon The system safely operates in up to 6,500ppm of salt, but the "High" salt indicators illuminate to warn against adding more salt. If the High salt indications stay on, a pool professional should test the water and dilute it as necessary. -
Page 16: Ph Reducing Modes
OPERATION PH REDUCING MODES Ensure the circulation pump is ON, then press the button to go to the "pH Reducing" Modes. pH reducing: Auto Press the buttons to adjust the amount of acid to infuse into the water each week (e.g. 5 Units/Week). -
Page 17: Ph Reducing Modes
OPERATION PH REDUCING MODES The dosing acid pump ensures the cell remains clean by automatically washing it with acid when the circulation pump is off. The factory preset (Level 9) allows a cell wash after the circulation pump logs at least 6 hours or run time. A small amount of acid is used, so this cleaning function has a very little influence on the pH level in average pools. -
Page 18: Starting Up
Starting Up STARTING UP BEFORE ADDING THE SALT 1. Balance the chemicals: See the section titled "Pool chemistry explained" on page 22 for recommended water balance. This will ensure that the transition to the natural chlorine generator system is quick and reliable. 2. -
Page 19: Calculating The Size Of The Pool
Starting Up 7. Keep the pump on to circulate the water. 8. Distribute the required amount of salt evenly around the pool. It will take about 8 hours for the salt to disperse evenly in the water. 9. Once the salt has fully dissolved, adjust the chlorinator to the desired setting. Calculating the size of the pool Gallons (dimensions in feet) Liters (dimensions in meters) -
Page 20: What Type Of Salt Should I Use
Starting Up What type of salt should I use? Good Bad – do not use! The best salt is an evaporated, granulated pool Iodized salt salt 99.9% pure salt Salts with more than 1% anti caking agents (e.g. yellow prussiate of soda or sodium ferrocyanide) – because they contain iron and will yellow the fittings. -
Page 21: Salinity Demand Table (In Lbs.)
Starting Up Salinity demand table (in lbs.) Current Salt concentration in pool (before addition) [ppm] How much salt to add (in pounds) 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4500 1051 1109 1168 1001 1226 1051 1284 1101 1343 1151 1401 1201 1001 1460... -
Page 22: Pool Chemistry Explained
Pool Chemistry explained POOL CHEMISTRY EXPLAINED The following chemistry levels must be monitored and adjusted regularly. They significantly affect the system's ability to maintain pure healthy water as well as the bathers comfort and safety. Factors Ideal levels Salt 3000 – 4500 ppm Free Chlorine 1 –... - Page 23 Pool Chemistry explained Stabilizers (Cyanuric Acid or Conditioner) is necessary in most outdoor pools to maintain appropriate levels of chlorine. Chlorine stabilizer helps provide an appropriate residual chlorine level in the water. Without stabilizer, UV radiation from the sun will destroy most chlorine within 2 hours, but excessive amounts of stabilizer can decrease the effectiveness of chlorine.
- Page 24 troubleshooting TROUBLESHOOTING NOTE: Evaluating the possible causes for each problem from top to bottom (first to last) will void extra labor. Problem Possible Causes What to do System is turned off Turn the system on to the desired setting ...
- Page 25 troubleshooting Problem Possible Causes What to do Insufficient water flow This is normal if there is air in the lines or for a few from pump to flow minutes at initial startup sensor and cell Clean filters and strainers ...
- Page 26 troubleshooting Problem Possible Causes What to do Salinity high - Enough This does not harm the natural generator, but salt has been added simply indicates that the salt level is high causing the red light It is recommended to periodically test the salt above the power meter levels by a professional.
- Page 27 troubleshooting Problem Possible Causes What to do Salinity is very high Drain part of the water and refill the pool to bring the salinity levels down. See troubleshooting section – salinity high (above) for more information It is recommended to periodically test the salt levels by SHRT CELL message is a professional.
- Page 28 troubleshooting Problem Possible Causes What to do May be due to low chlorine Have the water tested for chemical balance levels or a chemical imbalance including pH, phosphates and nitrates Algae If chlorine level is low, see "Chlorine level low" in this troubleshooting section ...
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