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If the available chlorine is too high, lower the Output level; if the available
chlorine is too low, raise the Output level. It will take a few adjustment to find the
ideal setting Once determined, it should only take minor adjustments throughout
the season.
Understanding the operation of the PoolChlor unit will ensure maximum
performance. There are three factors whose control directly contribute to the
amount of chlorine the unit will generate:
1. The chosen percentage of Chlorine output.
2. Hours of pump run- time each day.
3. Water chemistry balance, including the amount of salt in the pool, and
chemicals that minimize chlorine demand, such as stabilizer level in the
water. See “Water chemistry” information on page 3.
After making the initial adjustments to the Chlorine Output level, additional
adjustments are only necessary due to changing seasonal temperatures, or
changes in bather load. Ensure that the pump runs long enough each day to
turnover at least twice the pool water volume. This is more than sufficient amount
of time for chlorination of the pool, but if the pool has high chlorine
demand, running the pool pump longer allows for more chlorination. Measure
the water chemistry and chlorine level on a regular basis.
5. EQUIPMENT OPERATION
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