Bayrol Auromatic Salt, Instructions For Use Manual

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Outdoor pool Indoor pool
The following water values must be set step by step in the pool water before the Automatic
SALT
is put into operation:
3
Water values
Step
1
Step
2
Step
3
Step
4
Step
5
Salt level
(g/l)
Alkalinity/TAC
(mg/l)
pH value
(pH)
Stabilizer
(mg/l)
Chlorine DPD1
(mg/l)
Tolerable values 1.5 – 40 Min. 80 7.0 – 7.4
30 – 50 1.2 – 3.5
Not needed 0.5 ­ 1.5
Recommended
values
1.5 – 5.0 Min. 80 7.2
ca. 40 1.5 – 3.0
Not needed 0.6 ­ 1.2
To increase
Add salt Add BAYROL
Alca­Plus
®
Add
pH­Plus
Add BAYROL
Stabichloran
®
Boost/
Add chlorine
manually/
Increase
production rate
To lower Drain pool partly
and refill
with fresh water
–
Add
pH­Minus
Liquid Anti Calc
Drain pool partly
and refill with fresh
water
Lower
production
rate of cell
Test during
the season After refilling the
pool and after the
filter backwash
monthly weekly monthly weekly
To save time when setting the values, you can carry out
steps 1 – 4 simultaneously.
Make sure you start with step 5 not before the pH value is
set.
In outdoor pools additionally the stabilizer needs to be
added before dosing chlorine.
Set the desired chlorine value for operation already now.
It is essential that this value is set correctly at the time of
commissioning the Automatic
SALT
.
RECOMMENDATION
To effectively prevent possible calcification of the chlorine
generation cell caused by the system, it is recommended to
add BAYROL Calcinex
®
(300 ml/10 m³) to the pool water.
The risk of calcification can be further reduced by using
pH­Minus Liquid Anti Calc! The highly recommended addi­
tion of Calcinex
®
(see below) can be carried out at any time.
Please note
The consistent use of Calcinex
®
and pH­Minus Liquid
Anti Calc can extend the lifetime of the cell!
Please follow the general instructions below when carrying
out the adjustment of the values in the pool water:
– Always determine the respective values of the pool water
before starting to adjust the value.
– Make sure that the pool water is free of dissolved metals.
Make sure that this is also the case for the entire operat­
ing time of the pool.
– Calculate the amount of water treatment product required
to achieve the desired value before adding it. Consult the
dosing instructions of the respective water care product.
– Always add the respective products to the pool water
gradually and always with the circulation running. Open all
inlets and outlets including the floor drain.
– Find a place in the pool with the best possible flow for the
addition, e.g. from the inlet nozzles or directly into the
skimmer. This way you will achieve a complete dissolution
of the added water care products and an even distribu­
tion. Let the circulation run for 1 hours even after the last
water value has been reached to ensure complete mixing.
– Occasional measurements during the addition of the
respective water care products can help to prevent over­
dosing.
Additional instructions
For Step 1: Adding the salt
Add the salt granules directly to the pool. To do this, find
a place in the pool where there is high flow, e.g. at the inlet
jets. It is best to additionally swirl the salt with a brush
with a long handle to accelerate the dissolving process.
IMPORTANT
Please use only salt approved for use in swimming pools!
Choose salt in form of granules for faster solubility. The
amount of salt required to achieve the desired salt content
can easily be determined using the formulas given in the
annex.
For Step 5: Manual adding of chlorine
When adding chlorine manually, please ensure that the
chlorine is completely dissolved and mixed in the pool
water before measuring the chlorine level manually.
IMPORTANT
For a quick increase of the chlorine level in the pool,
Chloryte
®
is best suited. Alternatively, Chlorifix
®
can be
used also.
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