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TROUBLESHOOTING

Listed below are possible situations that may arise while testing. 

Please contact one of our knowledgeable customer service 

representatives if you require further assistance. 

Subject

Cause

Solution

Dim screen or no 

response from meter

Low battery

Replace batteries

“LO” on LCD while 

zeroing

Low battery

Replace batteries

Dirty cell

Clean cell

Cloudy sample

Dilute sample or use 

fi

 lter

Bad LED

Contact ITS

“HI” on LCD while 

reading 

Result above 

detection level

Re-run test to verify result

“LO” on LCD while 

reading 

Result below 

detection level

Re-run test to verify result

“LO” 

fl

 ashes on LCD, 

then "Err"

Improper test 

procedure for 

Combined Chlorine

Re-read test procedure 

and follow directions 

carefully

"HI" 

fl

 ashes on LCD, 

then "Err"

Combined Chlorine 

result above detection 

limit

Re-run test to verify result
Dilute and re-run test

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Please visit 

sensafe.com/pool-exact-ez/

for the latest technical information and how-to-videos. 

For additional technical support, call (803) 329-9712.

Industrial Test Systems, Inc.

1875 Langston Street, Rock Hill, SC 29730
800-861-9712 or 803-329-9712  
[email protected] | sensafe.com

ITS Europe, Ltd.

The UK Centre for Homeland Security
Building 7, Chilmark, Salisbury, 
Wiltshire SP3 5DU UK  +44 1722 717911  
[email protected] | itseurope.co.uk

    

    

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Manufacturing quality products since 1989

POOL EXACT

®

 EZ ACCURACY

All tests have been calibrated using certi

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 ed reference standards 

and analytical spectrophotometric methods. The Pool eXact

®

 

EZ has been factory calibrated and will stay valid because of its 
exceptional quality. We are so con

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 dent in the Pool eXact

®

 EZ, 

we offer an industry leading 2-year warranty. 

We built the Pool eXact

®

 EZ to be easy, accurate and 

environmentally friendly. We have achieved this by utilizing our 
patented eXact

®

 Strip Micro Technology, which uses 60% less 

water and chemistry than alternative methods. Instead of using 
a 10mL water sample, eXact

®

 Strip Micro uses a 4mL water 

sample. The accuracy of the meter is maintained by designing 
the sample cell with an 11mm path-length.

Summary of Contents for 486201

Page 1: ...1 exactmeters com QUICK START GUIDE Pool ADVANCED PHOTOMETER SYSTEM DIGITAL ACCURACY FOR BETTER POOL CARE Certified to NSF ANSI Standard 50...

Page 2: ...r Note This system has been calibrated for use with only our eXact Micro reagents CONTENTS Welcome 2 Pool eXact EZ Overview 3 Install AAA Batteries 3 Fill Dip Read Total Alkalinity 4 5 Calcium Hardnes...

Page 3: ...e meter on and creates a baseline for your water testing CELL COVER Covers the cell for mixing and bright light situations Protected against the effects of immersion in water to depth between 15cm and...

Page 4: ...sh thoroughly Finally rinse the cell 3 times with the water sample to be tested then FILL cell to capacity to begin test 3 SELECT TEST Press and re press the button until the display shows AL 1 4 CAP...

Page 5: ...calibrated SPA eXact EZ photometer 7 CAP CELL AND READ RESULTS Place the Cell Cover onto the CELL and READ result displayed as Total Alkalinity This result is automatically stored in the AL 1 menu Aft...

Page 6: ...sh thoroughly Finally rinse the cell 3 times with the water sample to be tested then FILL cell to capacity to begin test 3 SELECT TEST Press and re press the button until the display shows CA 5 4 CAP...

Page 7: ...motion 2 strokes per second until the timer displays 1 Be careful to not spill the sample from the CELL Remove and discard the strip See pg 23 for important tips TIP For water temperatures above 95 F...

Page 8: ...f graduated tube by turning up side down at least three times 1 20 Dilution Sample is ready for testing 2 POWER ON PHOTOMETER Press the button to power on the Pool eXact EZ 3 FILL CELL Before testing...

Page 9: ...r second until the timer displays 1 Be careful to not spill the sample from the CELL Remove and discard the strip See pg 23 for important tips 8 CAP CELL AND READ RESULTS Place the Cell Cover onto the...

Page 10: ...testing rinse CELL and clean with brush thoroughly Finally rinse the cell 3 times with the water sample to be tested then FILL cell to capacity to begin test 3 SELECT TEST Press and re press the butto...

Page 11: ...two 2 drops of bleach 5 8 and clean with brush until stain is removed Caution Avoid contact of bleach with eyes and clothing TIP For water temperatures above 95 F 35 C hot tubs press READ when the ti...

Page 12: ...or Free Chlorine 6ppm then LCD will display 0 00ppm indicating the meter is ready for testing 9 REMOVE STRIP Remove one eXact Strip Micro CL DPD 3 Part No 486638 and set in a dry convenient place Repl...

Page 13: ...only Monochloramine interferences are known to occur in free chlorine DPD methods This interference is dependent on temperature and monochloramine concentration Ozone O3 Color similar to other oxidiz...

Page 14: ...e CELL and clean with brush thoroughly Finally rinse the cell 3 times with the water sample to be tested then FILL cell to capacity to begin test 3 SELECT TEST Press and re press the button until the...

Page 15: ...bottom of the cell Use a gentle constant back and forth motion 2 strokes per second until the timer displays 1 Be careful to not spill the sample from the CELL Remove and discard the strip The displa...

Page 16: ...2 FILL CELL Before testing rinse CELL and clean with brush thoroughly Finally rinse the cell 3 times with the water sample to be tested then FILL cell to capacity to begin test 3 SELECT TEST Press and...

Page 17: ...Place the cell cover onto the sample cell Press to initiate a 20 second countdown Place thumb or finger over cap and mix the sample by turning the meter upside down repetitively during the 20 second c...

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Page 19: ...nt back and forth motion 2 strokes per second until the timer displays 1 Be careful to not spill the sample from the CELL Remove and discard the strip TIP For water temperatures above 95 F 35 C hot tu...

Page 20: ...e filling the meter with the sample to be tested 2 FILL CELL Before testing rinse CELL and clean with brush thoroughly Finally rinse the cell 3 times with the water sample to be tested then FILL cell...

Page 21: ...cell Use a gentle constant back and forth motion 2 strokes per second until the timer displays 1 Be careful to not spill the sample from the CELL Remove and discard the strip The display will automat...

Page 22: ...d if necessary The Acrylic Calibration Key is a tool for verifying the calibration of your Pool eXact EZ Photometer compared to its original factory settings Run this test immediately upon receipt and...

Page 23: ...th water and the brush provided Test immediately after filling the cell with the water sample Due to the strip slitting process you may find one or two strips that are noticeably smaller or larger in...

Page 24: ...ical information and how to videos For additional technical support call 803 329 9712 Industrial Test Systems Inc 1875 Langston Street Rock Hill SC 29730 800 861 9712 or 803 329 9712 its sensafe com s...

Page 25: ...afe com to describe the problem and obtain a return authorization form before returning the photometer to ITS Damage caused by improper packing of the photometer for return shipment to ITS will not be...

Page 26: ...hlorine and the eXact Strip Micro CL DPD 3 for Combined Chlorine and the eXact Strip Micro CL DPD 4 for Total Chlorine meet your reportable testing requirements because the eXact Strip Micro strips de...

Page 27: ...healthy The MAHC requires NSF ANSI 50 certification of water quality testing devices WQTD used in recreational facilities such as public swimming pools interactive fountains and Waterparks Third party...

Page 28: ...25 Chlorine Free DPD 1 2 486637 0 00 12 0 NSF 50 L1 100 Chlorine Combined DPD 3 486638 0 00 12 0 NSF 50 L2 100 Chlorine Total DPD 4 2 486670 0 00 12 0 5 100 Copper 486632 0 00 9 0 2 50 Cyanuric Acid 4...

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