Aseko ASIN AQUA Salt, User Manual

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If you use the CLF probe
following conditions:
pH of the pool water
The ideal pH value should be between 7.3 and 7.6.
The pH of the pool water must be stabilized.
If the pH value fl uctuates, the value of the chlorine in pool water changes
accordingly.
Determination of the required chlorine value in pool
water
The required concentration of chlorine in pool water varies with the temperature
of the pool water. However it should never be less than 0.3 mg/l. Determine the
required value using the table located on the left.
How to set the required chlorine value
Use a colorimeter or Pool Tester to measure the chlorine value in pool water
sample.
If the chlorine concentration (measured with a colorimeter or Pool Test-
er) is:
• ADEQUATE
to the value shown on the ASIN AQUA Salt display
, your
device is ready to maintain the required concentration of chlorine in pool
water.
• BELOW
the required value shown on the ASIN AQUA Salt display
BELOW BELOW
,
increase the required value over the current setting by 0.1 (by 0.2 mg/l
max) (regardless of the required value according to the table).
Repeat the measurement after the water in the pool is mixed thoroughly and
the required value shown on the ASIN AQUA Salt display is settled.
Repeat the process until the
chlorine concentration in pool water
matches the required value
then set the correct required value according
to the table. Subsequently you can calibrate the CLF probe (see the chapter
CLF Probe Calibration).
• HIGHER
than the required value shown on the ASIN AQUA Salt
display - you can calibrate the CLF probe (see the chapter CLF Probe display display
Calibration).
NOTIFICATION:
Fix the low chlorine value in pool water by increasing required disinfection
value.
RECOMMENDATION:
Check the chlorine content in the pool once a week
using the colorimeter or tester.
Chlorine
content mg/l
Water
temperature
0.3 to 0.6 less than 28 °C
0.5 to 0.8 28 to 32 °C
0.7 to 1 Over 32 °C