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2. Pump  Description

The Davey Peristaltic pump is characterised by its ability to measure pH 

value (between 0 and 14) with its probe placed on the filtration system that 

analyses the pool water.
Depending of the measured value, the pump will inject the required amount 

of product needed to maintain the balance of the pool water.
The pump works in acid (pH-) or basic (pH+) dosage.

2.1 Parts description

 

The Davey pH Peristaltic Pump comes with the following parts, all parts will 

be necessary for the proper operation of your device.

 

1 x

A

B

C D

E

F

G

I

J

K

L

M

2 x 2 x

2 x

40mm

2 x

50mm

1 x 1 x

H

1 x

1 x 1 x

1 x

1 x

1 x

Fig. 1

A.

  Peristaltic pump

B.

  4 meters of PVC Cristal tube

C.

  Screws for wall mounting

D.

  Masonry plugs for wall mounting

E.

  Electrode/pH Probe 

& Protective Cap

F.

  Clamp DN40 x 2

G.

 Clamp DN50 x 2

H.

  Foot filter

I.

  Injection valve

J.

  Inline electrode holder

K.

  Buffer solution pH7

L.

  Shutter washer

M.

 Controller mounting bracket

Pool Size

Recommended Water/Acid 

Dilution Ratio

Volumes for a Suitable 

20 Litre Container

Water (parts) Acid (parts)

Water 

(Litres)

Hydrochloric 

Acid (litres)

Up To 100,000 litres

5

1

17

3

Above 100,000 to 160,000 litres

3

1

15

5

Note: These ratios are based on Hydrochloric Acid strength of 28% and 

should not be any greater than this percentage.
Please ensure that you keep the storage area of the acid well ventilated 

and ensure you use a suitable container with resistance to Hydrochloric 

Acid. These containers can be purchased at pool stores.

Summary of Contents for M5138

Page 1: ...age The installation of this product should be carried out by a person knowledgable in swimming pool plumbing requirements following the installation instructions provided in this manual Please pass t...

Page 2: ...description of Tube on the Injection Valve 10 4 Connecting the power and pool pump to your pH 11 5 Commissioning and Operation 12 5 1 Calibration Procedure 12 5 2 Settings 13 5 2 1 Adjustment of the S...

Page 3: ...dangerous The pump should not therefore be used for applications that were not allowed for in its design In case of doubt please refer to the details listed within this document or contact your point...

Page 4: ...Davey 1 3 Toxic and or Dangerous Liquid Dosage To avoid risk from contact with hazardous liquids or toxic fumes always adhere to the notes in this instruction manual and wear protective clothing glov...

Page 5: ...pump B 4 meters of PVC Cristal tube C Screws for wall mounting D Masonry plugs for wall mounting E Electrode pH Probe Protective Cap F Clamp DN40 x 2 G Clamp DN50 x 2 H Foot filter I Injection valve J...

Page 6: ...ress CAL allows calibration of the pH to pH 7 0 when using the buffer solution pH7 3 Current value of pH being measured eg 7 0 4 pH unit of measurement and indicates that the device must inject acid 5...

Page 7: ...iltration pump is running WARNING It is important to keep a minimum distance of 200mm between the injection valve E and the probe C The injection valve E must be placed last in the pipework hydraulic...

Page 8: ...1 Bracket 1 Locate the bracket in the space chosen and mark the holes 2 Drill the holes as required 3mm for timber walls 6mm for masonry walls 3 Fix the bracket to the wall 4 Slide and secure pump int...

Page 9: ...e pH pump controller Fig 8 Probe nut Disk brake Washer seat O ring Bracket 3 2 3 Mounting of the pH Probe into the Probe Holder After removing the protective cap from the probe you need to ensure all...

Page 10: ...tom of the conical nipple 3 Screw the nut by hand onto the nipple Fig 10 3 2 4 Mounting of Injection Valve Fig 9 Put Teflon tape on threads Choose a mounting location on your pipework that is 1 Prior...

Page 11: ...so it operates during the preset filtration time cycles If your pool pump is plugged into your Chlorinator 1 Remove the pump plug from the Chlorinator pump power socket Usually at the bottom of the Ch...

Page 12: ...for reuse at the time of winterising 2 Rinse the probe in tap water for at least 20 minutes Steps Before carrying out the calibration of the probe remember to Stop the filtration pump Close the isolat...

Page 13: ...s completed It is now ready to measure the pH of your pool 3 Next immerse the probe in the pH 7 solution stir around in bottle and leave it in the solution being careful not to touch the probe or the...

Page 14: ...s non operational time period proportional to the required dosage demand That is why the device often has the pump off This is normal Adjust the pH slowly to preserve the natural quality of your water...

Page 15: ...l deposit on the sensing element of the probe To overcome this problem it is advisable to use the cleaning solution for electrode pH probe and redox AYACSOLNET01 and follow the procedure on the suppli...

Page 16: ...r 1 Change the probe 2 Change the buffer solution 3 Change over the probe Alarm Alr Err If the pH is lower than pH 5 or above pH 9 this alarm will be displayed and dosing will be stopped Adjust your w...

Page 17: ...assy Pre April 18 only 1 2 Roller assy Post Mar 18 only B 1 3 402802 Squeeze tube assy inc clips Pre April 18 only 1 3 Squeeze tube assy inc clips Post Mar 18 only B 1 5 403464 Kit roller assy probe...

Page 18: ...ity The warranty claim will be assessed by Davey on the basis of their product knowledge and reasonable judgement and will be accepted if o a relevant defect is found o the warranty claim is made duri...

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