PERMANENT APPLICATIONS
Figure 2.
Standard Installation Diagram
SPAS AND POOLS
T
he ZO–200 can be used on spas, hot tubs, and wading pools to 1,000
gallons, allowing you to reduce your chemical usage up to 90%. You
will never need to put up with dry skin, red eyes, faded suits, or green
hair again! Ozone is pH neutral, so it will not adversely affect the acid/
alkaline balance of your water. It is more cost effective than traditional
chemicals and leaves no undesirable smell or taste. Continuous operation
is proven to be the most economical treatment method for spa water,
fountains and larger bodies of water to 1,000 gallons.
1. The ZO–200 must be securely mounted to a clean surface and
sheltered from direct exposure to the elements (rain and water).
Mount at least five feet from the spa or water enclosure and at
twelve inches above the maximum water level. Ensure that the
location is out of the reach of children or anyone in the water.
2. To mount the ZO–200 remove the two screws on the unit cover
and gently lift off the cover.
3. Using the four mounting holes in the corners, secure the ZO–200
to the wall with screws. Spacer blocks may be necessary for your
particular installation. After mounting your ZO–200 reinstall the cover.
4. Connect the ozone supply tubing to the check valve on the left
side of the purifier. If the ozone supply tubing is too long, trim it
with household scissors or a razor knife. If the tubing is too short,
additional ozone supply tubing is available.
5. Place the dispersion stone into the body of water near the bottom
center for maximum ozone saturation in the water.
6. Plug the ZO–200 into a Ground fault circuit interrupter (G.F.C.l.)
protected outlet.
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