ECO-MATIC MEMS36USA, Installation & Operation Instructions

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Helpful HINT: When attaching the ‘Cell Housin g’ into the plumbing, attach the inlet and outlet pipes
to the ‘Cell Housing’ FIRST – and then connect that assembly to the rest of the plumbing (Refer
Sketch #2). The inlet and outlet pipes should be pushed in, twisted, and held firmly in place until the
PVC solvent holds.
Note: While making these joints, hol d the ‘Cell Housing’ horizontally, with the inlet and outlet pointing
down, so that the liquid PVC solvent does not run int o the ‘Cell Housi ng’ where it will look unsightly
through the clear plastic.
Helpful HINT: Copper Pipes? Use PVC ‘Flow-Lock’ fittings (compression fittings) for easy connection
of PVC to copper pipes.
Back - up Sanitation
In the event of a system failure or during periods of extreme bather loads and/ or very hot weather, or
due to local authority r egulations, extra chlorine may be required t o maintain sanitation levels in th e
pool. Use Sodium Hypochlorite (Liquid Chlorine) as an additional source of chlorine
The extra chlorine can be provided by a dual ORP C hemistry Controller, a simple chlorine injection
device such as a chlorine pump/feeder, or by si mply keeping enough chem ical chlorine on hand to
manually cope with an emergency. It is
not recommended to manually feed chlorine into a
commercial pool.
Remember that the Electrolytic Cell will need to be replaced/ re -conditioned periodically and this may
mean a small amount of down - time for the system.