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Minimum Flow Rates for Optimum Cell Efficiency: 

 

The following flow rates through the cell are recommended for optimum efficiency: 

 

 

 

Model 

Flow Rate 

Approx. 

Pressure Drop 

Liters per 

Minute 

Gallons 

per 

Minute 

 

KPa 

 

PSI 

ECO-matic 

MEMS36USA 

Automatic Chlorine 

Generator 

 

95-190 

 

25 - 50 

0.4 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Testing Cell Flow Rate: 

A flow meter must be installed into the cell line to verify correct flow. 
A Rolachem flow meter 5cm (2”) or equal s hould be installed into the cell line. Install the flow meter 
per manufacturer’s instructions on the 5cm (2”) line leading to the electrolytic cell or cells. 

 

 

SALTPRO PLUMBING 

 

An  in-line  zinc a node  called SaltPro should be ins 

talled  in-line  and will serve as 

a sacrific ial 

component. It is housed in a 5cm (2”) slip tee with clear PVC for visual inspection. 

 

Models: 

ECO-matic MEMS36USA Automatic Chlorine Generator 

– 5cm (2”) slip tee 

 

 

Location: 

The SaltPro should be glued in t he bypass line prior t o the electrolyt ic cell. Insta ll one SaltPro per 
each body of water. The anode itself shall have a permanently a ttached bonding lug which shall be 
connected to the main bonding loop with a #8 bonding wire. 

 

The SaltPro is fitted with a manual bleeder valve for the installer to ensure, post installation, 
that the air is removed from the tee and the zinc makes contact with the water flow 

 

Installing the Power Supply 

 

Location of  the power supply: Select a loc  ation to mount the power supply onto a wall or other 
suitable location as follows: 

  The ‘Cell’ location should already have been sele  cted (see above). The ‘Cell’ power  cord mus t 

reach the ‘Cell’ (with sufficient slack to allow removal of the ‘Cell’ from the ‘Cell Housing’). 

  Locate the power supply so its cord is within reach of the point where it is to be connected to main 

power supply of the circulation pump 

  The power supply is weather-proof so it can be located outdoors. 

 

  It is important to ensure that power supply be located in a well ventilated are a – and that air can 

circulate between the back of the power supply and the surface onto which it is mounted (stand- 

Summary of Contents for MEMS36USA

Page 1: ...ppm of free available chlorine must be maintained READ THE LABEL AND OPERATING MANUAL BEFORE USING KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN REGISTRATION NO 30295 PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS ACT WARNING operating the...

Page 2: ...ATION NUMBER 30299 PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS ACT This cell must only be used on this model of chlorine generating device Do not use this device with bromide products Read the Label the Installation Manual...

Page 3: ...3 INSTALLATION OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS For Commercial Model ECO matic MEMS36USA Automatic Chlorine Generator For Davey Water Products Pty Ltd Australia P N401730...

Page 4: ...ow Salinity Indicator and Cut Out 21 Installing the Salt Pro Annode 9 Winter Mode 21 Installing the POWER SUPPLY 10 Gas Sensor 21 Connecting the POWER SUPPLY to line voltage 10 Shocking the Pool 22 Ha...

Page 5: ...when installing ECO matic MEMS36USA Automatic Chlorine Generator 10 NOTE For outdoor pools chlorine residuals can be protected from destruction by sun light by addition of stabilizer cyanuric acid 11...

Page 6: ...rovide the sanitizer necessary to maintain your pool spa water by using and recyc ling a natural product sa lt Your ECO matic will do exactly the same thing as pool chlorine would do HOCl the same eff...

Page 7: ...tPro should be ins talled in line and will serve as a sacrific ial component Provided with a bonding lu g and an air release valve Housed in a 5cm 2 slip tee with clear PVC for visual inspection Flow...

Page 8: ...derations regarding Cell location When correctly installed the Cell will produce sanitiz er only when water is flowing through it and obviously the sanitizer is carried in the water to wherever the wa...

Page 9: ...from the Cell head The Inlet and outlet pipes must be pointing vertically DOWN to form an inverted U c onfiguration with the Cell Housing The vertical inlet and outlet PVC piping must be a minimum of...

Page 10: ...ttings 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 egul...

Page 11: ...the electrolyt ic cell Insta ll one SaltPro per each body of water The anode itself shall have a permanently a ttached bonding lug which shall be connected to the main bonding loop with a 8 bonding wi...

Page 12: ...12 offs on back of power supply provide ventilation for wall mounted units...

Page 13: ...en to Ground Simply put the power supply cord wires should be connected to the same terminals as the filter pump to insure that the power supply receives the same voltage as the filter pump and is swi...

Page 14: ...sure that all internal wiring is clear of the side and bottom panels to allow proper seating of the front panel Insert sides of front panel into the slots at each side slide the front panel UP so its...

Page 15: ...15...

Page 16: ...16 Electrical Connection...

Page 17: ...ly from each bag into the pool water DO NOT load all the salt into one area but rather move along the pool while pouring to distribute the salt evenly During the time the salt is dissolving do not bac...

Page 18: ...nd controlled as two separate factors Sanitizer The amount of sanitizer required for your pool varies from time to time and depends upon a number of variables including the number of swimmers in the p...

Page 19: ...r decreases and in time as the Cell nears the end of its life Note Your Test Kit is your ONLY INDICATOR of whether your ECO matic is producing sufficient too little or too much sanitizer for your pool...

Page 20: ...r pump ON ECO matic also gets power ECO matic power switch can then be left ON and filter power control will also control the ECO matic 2 The unit will enter a START UP PHASE which will repeat itself...

Page 21: ...air at Stand By on Cell check pump pipes for damage leaks 2 Gas Sensor lead not connected to Cell 3 System is wired incorrectly Approx Green Green System operating normally 90 100 Approx Green Red 1 C...

Page 22: ...wn Flow Indicator If there is a problem with water fl ow or gas is detected in the Cell Housing the Flow indicator will be ON When this occurs the pump or pipes should be inspected for damage and the...

Page 23: ...ll turn back ON after the rain has been mi xed into the water unless the salt lev el has been reduced by dilution overflow 2 Scaled Cell a scaled Ce ll will not dra w as much electrical current as a c...

Page 24: ...tional source of chlorine Maintenance of your ECO matic The Power Supply The power supply should requir e very littl e if any maintenance exce pt maybe for occasiona l replacement of blown fuses Howev...

Page 25: ...eaning There should be no need to disconnec t the Cell from it s leads for normal Cell cleaning However it may be necessary at some time to disc onnect the cell Cell replacem ent warranty or servic e...

Page 26: ...re us ed for some time before becoming ineffective saves having to make the solution eac h time Avoid getting the weak acid solution on skin or in your eyes If you accidentally do so wa sh off immedi...

Page 27: ...where allowed by local authority regulations i Measure the stabilizer level using an appropriate test kit It should be between 15 and25ppm ii If the pool has neve r had stab ilizer added then approx 2...

Page 28: ...s acceptable ii The use of quaternary ammonium compounds Quats as an algaecide can promote turbidity cloudiness This is caused by the very high chlorine levels in the cell reacting with the Quats comp...

Page 29: ...se the manufactu rer will provide f ull replacement of the part including labor charges if required Warrant y does not include onsite labor or shipping During the Warranty Period any defective product...

Page 30: ...29 ACTUAL SIZE TEMPLATE SCREW POSITION TEMPLATE 2 5 8 Use this template for mounting power supply See page 10 for details Screw Position Template...

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