Bamo Pooltest 3 Instruction Manual Download Page 6

 

msa190-10 

 

2010-12 

 

page 6 

 

 

4 INSTRUMENT 

 
For an illustration on the instrument layout, see Section 1.  
 
For information on performing a test, see Section 2.  
 
 
 

Replacing the Batteries 

Replace the battery when the symbol 

 remains on the display.  

Use 2 x 1.5 V alkaline ‘AA’ batteries, MN 1500, LR6, E91, AM3 or equivalent.  
Remove batteries from instrument if it is to be stored or left unused for a long period of time. 
 
 
 

Liability 

 
Under no circumstances shall Palintest Ltd be liable for  loss of life, property, profits or other damages incurred through the use or misuse of their 
products.  
 
 
 

Disposal 

 
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). 
Natural resources were used in the production of this equipment.  
This equipment may contain materials that are hazardous to health and the environment. 
To avoid harm to the environment and natural resources, the use of appropriate recycling systems is recommended.  
The crossed out wheeled bin symbol on the meter  encourages you to use these systems when disposing of this equipment.  
 
 
 

Error Messages 

 
The photometer will display an error message in the unlikely event of malfunction. These error messages are mainly  designed to assist service staff in 
diagnosing instrument faults. In the event of an error message appearing on the  photometer display, contact BAMO Mesures SAS.  
 
Error messages are coded 7, 8 and 9 and all relate to  blanking the instrument. In the first instance, the user should check the operating technique and 
sample clarity. If these are in order, then these errors indicate  a fault in the optics:  
 

Error 7

   indicates too much light – remove the instrument from bright light. 

 

Error 8

   indicates a fault with one of the optics components, and requires service assistance. 

 

Error 9

   indicates not enough light  – follow ‘Cleaning the Optics’ routine.  

 

If the problem persists, contact BAMO Mesures SAS  

 
 
 
 

Technical features 

 

Colorimeter:  

Direct reading, handheld instrument 

Principle:  

Double wavelength (530 & 575 nm ± 2 nm),  
LED light source  
Automatic configuration through the menu   

Filter Bandwidth 10nm 

LCD Display 128 x 64 pixel screen 

Memory:  

Built-in memory to store the last 10 measurements  

Test cells:  

Diam. 25 mm 

Temperature:  

Operating from 1 to 50°C 

Protection:  

IP67 

Blank/Zero setting 

Held in memory  or reset for each reading 

Power:  

2 batteries AA, 1.5 V, auto switch-off setting 

Dimensions: 
Mass:  

150 x 65 x 42 mm  
200 g (including batteries) 

 

Summary of Contents for Pooltest 3

Page 1: ...Pooltest 3 Handheld colorimeter For chlorine and isocyanuric acid tests INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL...

Page 2: ...nknown colour in refere nce to known colours To avoid subjective measurement between test samples and colour standards a colorimeter can be used for quantitative measurement of the amount of coloured...

Page 3: ...ause inaccurate results It is imperative that the tubes and light chamber are cl ean and dry The glassware must be clean and defect free Scratches and abrasions will permanently affect the accuracy of...

Page 4: ...d to dissolve the tablet and ensure any remaining particles have settled 3 Take photometer reading immediately as the result may drift on standing Ensure the display shows the test range that you desi...

Page 5: ...d 1 Fill test tube with sample to the 10 mL mark 2 Add one PHENOL RED tablet crush and mix to dissolve 3 Take the photometer reading Reagents AP 130 Phenol Red Tablets Cyanuric Acid Range 2 to 200 mg...

Page 6: ...unlikely event of malfunction These error messages are mainly designed to assist service staff in diagnosing instrument faults In the event of an error message appearing on the photometer display cont...

Page 7: ...blet to your sample prior to adding your DPD tablet Non chlorine shock dosing treatments for swimming pools are widely used to support chlorine treated pools Chemicals containing monopotassium persulp...

Page 8: ...close to the top of the scale e g chlorine above 4 mg L on the Chlorine Free 5 or Chlorine Total 5 range calcium hardness above 300 mg L and cyanuric acid above 150 mg L and a more accurate result is...

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