Figure 52 - Salt System Connection; Free Available Chlorine Sensor - PoolCop Evolution Installer And User Manual

3.6.4.2.2 Salt Water Chlorination
A correctly specified salt water chlorination system and installation kit is required. When salt water chlorination is used for treatment,
regular water analysis will be carried out to ensure that salt consumables and free chlorine levels remain within the required limits.
See the manufacturer's guidelines and instructions for use.
Install the salt water chlorinator and associated plumbing as per the manufacturer's instruction and installation manual.
Ensure that the correct quantity of salt consumable is added in the correct manner to the pool water.
Route the power supply for the salt chlorinator via a via an external Contactor. The contactor will be operated by the AUX 6
in the CCU.
Connect the salt chlorinator to the mains power supply as per the manufacturer's installation manual, ensuring adequate
electrical protection and conformity.
If the chlorinator is compatible, an Input can be used for LOW SALT and other messages (see 3.5.4).
Testing the salt water chlorinator power supply:
Select the filtration to ON (the salt water chlorinator requires water flow for proper operation).
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Set the water supply valves as per the salt water chlorinator operating instructions.
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Navigate to the
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Select the respective Aux to ON; the chlorinator must be powered.
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Select the Aux to OFF.
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See the salt water chlorinator instruction manual for correct settings and running time for the pool.
F r ee A va i l a b l e C h l o r i n e S en s or
The sensor allows to get the Free Available Chlorine value from the water sample going through the sampling chamber.
Free Available Chlorine values in ppm will be reported on the FAC Data menu, and Low and High Alerts can be set.
See the Free Available Chlorine Sensor Installer and User Manual for information and guidance.

Figure 52 - Salt System Connection,

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