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WATERMAID® owner that the time clock rights referred to in clause 1, WATERMAID PTY The WM40 Power Supply can be coupled to any one of the Cells below: component contained in the WATERMAID® LTD reserves the right to charge for any...
The unit MUST be installed AT LEAST 10 feet (3m) from the inside wall of the pool. Zero Chlorine..............j) Turn OFF the switch on the underside of the WATERMAID® Power Supply when there is no movement of water through the WATERMAID Cell (e.g. filter backwashing, closed valves and 10.
Therefore, the use of a chlorine stabiliser is strongly recommended If the WATERMAID® chlorinator is capable of registering 75 - 100%, but the pool water is cloudy, there as it lengthens the half-life of chlorine to about 140 minutes and helps maintain a chlorine residual in the pool on hot sunny days.
A solution with pH of 7 is neutral. A solution with pH below 7 is acidic and a solution with pH above 7 is alkaline. By electrolysis, the WATERMAID® Cell produces sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl), which in water LIGHTS DISPLAYED ) and hypochlorite (OCl - ) ions.
1000 SALT REQUIRED (Kg) = POOL VOLUME (L) x 0.006 or For example, to run a WATERMAID® WM40 chlorinator for 10 hours per day during off peak hours, SALT REQUIRED (lb) = POOL VOLUME (gal) x 0.006 x 8.3453 where the off peak rate of electricity is 8.8 cents/kWh, the electricity cost will be: = 300 (Watts) ÷...
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2. For a time clock Power Supply, insert the WATERMAID® plug into the electrical power outlet. 3. For a non time clock Power Supply, insert the WATERMAID® plug into an external time clock and plug 1. Lower pH below 7, generally by the addition of up to 2 litres (4 pt) of pool acid, as this is an the time clock into the electrical power outlet.
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(c) The bather load. With sufficient running times, the WATERMAID® chlorinator should be able to maintain a clean clear pool for about a 20 bather/hour ratio (e.g. 4 people/5 hrs, 10 people/2 hours etc).
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(vi) NO WATER FLOW AND THE CELL If there is no movement of water through the WATERMAID® Cell (e.g. in the case of blocked skimmers, closed valves, draining of the pool or during backwashing) while the WATERMAID® Power Supply is switched on, then hydrogen gas can build up, heat may generate and the Cell casing may expand, distort and turn white, until the gas sensor switches the power off.
QT and XT series Cells can either be submersed in the solution or the solution can be poured into the Cell after one end of the Cell is blocked. One end may be blocked by using a WATERMAID® cleaning cap and barrel nut.
Cell by unscrewing the T-Piece Barrel Nut (refer to Parts View, page 8). Do NOT attempt to The expected life of a WATERMAID® Cell is 5-8 years. As the Cell wears out, less and less chlorine will clean the mesh electrode by abrasion. Proceed to step 3.
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