Superpool ZENITH Instruction Manual page 4

2. GENERAL OVERVIEW
Congratulations on your recent purchase of your SUPERPOOL Zenith pH Controller by Pool Systems.
Please read the entire manual before installing your new unit. Your Zenith pH Controller must be
installed and operated as specified.
While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this guide is accurate
and complete, no liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions. We reserve the right to change
the specifications of the hardware and software described herein at any time without prior notice.
The pH in your swimming pool will slowly rise due to factors such as alkalinity, the addition of fresh water
and as sanitiser is produced in a salt/mineral water system. A rise in pH reduces the effectiveness of
the sanitiser, so it is important to ensure that the pH remains in the correct range.
The pH of the water can be lowered by the addition of hydrochloric acid – and if your system has the
optional pH control, this can be done automatically. The SUPERPOOL Zenith pH Controller uses an
algorithm to calculate the acid to be dosed to achieve the correct pH level.
Note: While algorithmic pH control is effective, it does not measure the pH level. pH testing should be
undertaken manually on a weekly basis to ensure the pH is correct.
3. SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
Volts & Amps Input (ac)
Total Power Consumption)
Frequency
Output as Controlled by Sanitiser
Rated Pressure
Squeeze Tube
Motor Speed
Tubing Size
Power Cord
Wall Mounting
Water Connection
Water Flow Rate (L/min)
Ingress Protection Rating
• NOTE:
Certain specifications may change without notice for reasons of
improvement or better performance.
220-245 V, 0.1 A
13 W Motor, 20 W Max.
50 Hz
0-1000 ml per hour
350 kPa (optimum for injector is 150 kPa)
Tygon® Norprene® (Commercial spec)
10 RPM
4 m long x 6 mm diameter Clear Flexible PVC
Approved piggy-back type
Simple Click ON - Clip OFF
CLEAR Acrylic Faucet Tee 50 mm pipe
80-650 L/min
IP 35
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