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13 

For a concentration of 12% the above dosing amount should be multiplied by 3 (i.e. the dose for a 50m³ 
pool would need to be increased to 960ml/day when the H

O

 strength is 12%). 

 
For  any  other  concentration  strengths,  the  dose  amount  should  be  adjusted  pro-rata  as  required.  The 
digital  controller  will  automatically  sense  the  temperature  of  your  water  and  adjust  the  required  dose 
accordingly. 
 

B.  Dosing Liquid Chlorine 

 
Refer to table B for suggested Liquid Chlorine dosing figures. 

 

 

TRICKLE DOSING: When dosing liquid chlorine the required daily dosage amount will be 
split into multiple intervals within the filtration hours (for example, 420ml will be split into 20 
smaller doses. Each dose will be injected for 32 seconds, and they will be equally spaced 
throughout a 6-hour period).  

 

If a power cut occurs during Trickle Dosing the unit will continue to dose the outstanding 
volume  once  the  power  has  been  restored.  Please  note  -  the  volume  that  should  have 
been dosed during the time of the power loss will be skipped. 

 

The controller does not monitor the free chlorine level. The pool free chlorine levels must 
be regularly checked, and the dosage volume adjusted if required. 

 
After selecting ‘CHLORINE’ in Part 1 the display will show ‘CL DOSE’ using the  

 / 

 buttons select 

the correct dosage volume in ml (millilitres).  Once the correct dosage volume is displayed press the O.K 
button to confirm, the display will then show ‘CL START’ 
 
You now need to enter the time that you would like the CL dosing to take place. Once the correct time is 
selected press the ‘O.K.’ button.  
 
 

NOTE: 

 

The time must be entered in the 24-Hour format and the dosing will take place at this time 
every day (24-Hours). 

 

The time selected must be at a time when the main filtration pump will be running. 

 

If the dosing volume for CL period is set to 0.0 (ml) the peristaltic pump will remain off. 

 

Volume of Swimming Pool 

(m

3

)

 

 

Stabilised Liquid Chlorine 

(ml/day)

 

 
 

Dosage is only approximate and 

dependant on the exact volume 

of your pool, local water type, 

temperature, positioning of the 

pool

, bather loading, weather, 

etc

.

 

10 

200 

20 

400 

30 

600 

40 

800 

50 

1000 

60 

1200 

 

Table B 

 

NOTE: 

In  the  event  of  power  loss:  the  programmed  settings  (dosing  volume  and  dosing 
time) will remain stored. If the power to the controller is switched off for longer than 
3-Hours  the  current  time  will  need  to  be  re-programmed,  this  is  indicated  to  the 
operator by the clock flashing. 

 

Set Current Time 

 

 

To complete the set up you need to programme the current time: Use 

the  

 / 

 buttons 

until 

‘SET TIME’ is displayed, Press the O.K. Button.  

 

Use 

the  

 / 

 buttons 

as required to select the current time  

Summary of Contents for H.R.UV-C SPA-PRO

Page 1: ...H R UV C SPA PRO Installation and Operating Manual HRP 30 SPA ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...ATING INSTRUCTIONS 9 4 1 Flow requirements 9 4 2 Water quality 9 4 3 Lamp life indicator intelligent dosing pump Digital 9 5 MAINTENANCE 14 5 1 Essential parts to carry out annual maintenance includin...

Page 3: ...o the eyes and skin This unit must be earthed Power must be supplied through a Residual Current Device RCD with a rated residual operating current not exceeding 30mA Do not run this unit dry Do not co...

Page 4: ...4 Fig 1 Dimensions...

Page 5: ...uired Both the lamps and the quartz sleeve can be replaced from either end of the unit if installing vertically the 1m clearance space must be above or below the unit if installing horizontally the 1m...

Page 6: ...fter of any pumps filters and heating devices but upstream before of any chemical dosing or similar water treatment see Figs 4 and 5 Fig 4 3 3 Flow direction The H R UV C SPA is factory set to accept...

Page 7: ...housing and turned with force If the flow switch has been rotated it is important to ensure that it is finally locked in the correct orientation perpendicular at right angles to the flow of water 3 4...

Page 8: ...be installed by a qualified Electrician following the instructions provided in this manual The manufacturer will not be liable for any issues caused by poor or improper installation Any alterations ma...

Page 9: ...work as soon as the power is switched on 4 2 Water quality The water quality MUST be within the following limits PH 6 8 8 0 Total Alkalinity TA 80 140 ppm parts per million Chloride Content MAX 150 mg...

Page 10: ...ring cap 1 and component 2 then push the pipe onto component 3 STEP FOUR Once all components are looped through the tubing tighten securing cap STEP FIVE Lastly unscrew the retaining gland and insert...

Page 11: ...p s cannot be switched on unless the unit is receiving sufficient flow See page 9 for flow requirements UV Lamp Life Whenever the UV lamp is On a timer counts down from 9 000 hours and the remaining U...

Page 12: ...this time every day 24 Hours NOTE The time selected must be at a time when the main filtration pump will be running Once the desired time has been selected press the O K button and the display will t...

Page 13: ...n Part 1 the display will show CL DOSE using the buttons select the correct dosage volume in ml millilitres Once the correct dosage volume is displayed press the O K button to confirm the display will...

Page 14: ...e shock dose will only begin if the main filtration pump is operational 5 MAINTENANCE To avoid any water leaks and optimum performance annual maintenance of the UV steriliser is essential Failure to d...

Page 15: ...e clip in shown direction to unlock from body 2 Pull the second side after unlocking the 1st side Remove Lamp holder Clip from Hard cap Unmount the Hard cap from Blue lamp Holder Carefully remove the...

Page 16: ...ill limit the effectiveness of the UV lamp s Assembly process Firstly slide the clean dry quartz glass sleeve into the unit Locate the O rings carefully on the ends of the quartz sleeve Make sure the...

Page 17: ...a combination of the UVC and water flow As a matter of course they should be inspected whenever a lamp change is carried out to ensure they are not showing excessive wear and tear Replacement parts a...

Page 18: ...ies in place in order to seal to the connection points Once securely in place cut the excess tie and dispose of STEP FIVE Place dosing tube into position on the left hand side Carefully rotate the cam...

Page 19: ...ainst faulty workmanship and materials for two years within Europe one year outside Europe The manufacturer will replace or repair at its discretion any faulty units or components returned to the Comp...

Page 20: ...ne square on the graph paper to represent a metre or foot square of pool When you have completed count the squares For partial squares count anything over half as one and ignore any under a half When...

Page 21: ...21 Notes...

Page 22: ...Hertfordshire SG1 2BH United Kingdom __________________________________________________________________________________ Customer Information ATTACH TO HEATER Company Name Contact Name Daytime Telepho...

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Page 24: ...24 Unit 11 Gunnels Wood Park Stevenage Herts SG1 2BH Sales elecro co uk www elecro co uk 44 0 1438 749474 Copyright MANE321 EN H R UV C SPA PRO Manual V1 29 09 2021 Elecro...

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