SIBRAPE CLARIPUR SG20, User Manual

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User’s Guide
Thank you for choosing a Sibrape product. To ensure correct and efficient use, it is essential to
read this manual completely for a good understanding of its operations, before putting it into
operation.
Our full line of pool products simplifies your routine so you can enjoy what really matters.
Comfort and well-being. Congratulations on the purchase of your Chlorine Generator, which
provides convenience in treatment and leaves the pool always ready for use in a very easy way.
The Chlorine Generator works together with filtration and produces chlorine automatically, from
salt, through an electrolysis process.
The Chlorine Generator is composed of a control panel that monitors and controls a cell that
must be installed in the filter return pipe, which can work in filtering or recirculating conditions
(according to daily recommendation). After installing the equipment, just add
SALT (NaCl - Sodium
Chloride) with a high purity content, it is recommended that it has 99.8% purity, granules,
briquette or tablets. Non-iodized and without additives
to have an automatically chlorinated
pool without complications.
WARNING: THE FORMATION OF CHLORINE GAS MAY OCCUR IN CASE OF IMPROPER
CONNECTION: To reduce the risk of personal injury, the Claripur Chlorine Generator
Power Source must be installed and connected to the side of the clock, controlled via an
electronic plug or stabilizer to that receives electrical energy when the pool pump is on.
Otherwise, harmful chlorine gas may form. The Chlorine Generator should never have
electrical power present when the pool pump is off and water is not flowing through
the unit.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury, service should only be performed by a qualified
pool professional.
WARNING: Never operate the Claripur Electronic Chlorine Generator without proper
flow or circulation of water. Formation of flammable gases will result in hazardous
conditions.
ATTENTION - The Claripur Electronic Chlorine Generator is for use in permanently
installed pools and can also be used in hot tubs and spas if applicable. Do not use in
demountable pools. A permanent pool is understood to be one that is built and cannot
be dismantled after use. A demountable pool is one that can be dismantled after use
and reassembled to regain its original integrity.
WARNING: When mixing acid with water, ALWAYS ADD ACID TO THE WATER. NEVER
ADD WATER TO THE ACID.
WARNING - Use of chemicals other than those recommended can be dangerous. Even
the proper use of recommended chemical agents can be dangerous. Follow Chemical
Agent Manufacturer’s Instructions.
Important Warnings and Safety Precautions
Introduction