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You can set both points and choose the percentage of dosage for each of them. To 

do it, place the cursor with the 

MENU 

key under the parameter you want to modify 

and 

USE

 arrows to change the value. Press 

OK 

to save the data and exit the sub-

menu. 

By choosing the setpoints you will be defining at the same time the required dosing 

volume and the response delay after dosing, both of them depending on the size of 

your pool. For example, if your pool has a high volume you should establish high per-

centages of dosing. The response time in the pH measurement of your pool can be 

considered when setting the lower setpoint, stopping  the dosage before reaching the 

desired pH value. For example, to obtain a pH = 7.0 and avoid overdosing, set the 

dosage stop in a higher value: 

 

 

 

 

 

pH < 7,2      0% 

 

Each pool needs more or less acid, as they are more or less reactive to the dosage; 

at the beginning at least, you may need to correct the setpoints several times. 

 

3. pH probe Calibration 

pH Configuration 

2 Cal pH 4 

pH Configuration 

3 Cal pH 7 

pH probes require a calibration before their first use and then they need to be cali-

brated periodically. This is because different probes have different responses and the 

response of the same probe inevitably varies with time. 

The calibration consists in measuring the response of the probe introducing it in two 

different buffer solutions in order to be able to calculate the pH of any other solution, 

in our case, the pH of the pool water. 

The calibration of the probe is carried out using the two buffer solutions supplied (pH4 

and pH7) and entering the submenus “

2 Cal pH4

” and “

3 Cal pH7

” respectively. 

Enter the sub-menu 2 Cal pH4 by pressing OK key, it will show the following screen: 

pH 4 Calibration 

4.05    Cal 4.00 

pH 7 Calibration 

7.05    Cal 7.00 

The value on the left indicates the current pH value measured by the probe. The 
value on the right indicates the buffer solution we are using. You can adjust this 
value using the arrows to adapt it to the temperature and the sample used. 

Summary of Contents for Therachlor

Page 1: ...pH Wireless Ver 21 7 1 Therachlor pH Wireless Pump...

Page 2: ...uitable for the pool zone Ensure that equipotential bonding of all parts of the pool installation is carried out During the installation phase check the following The voltage of the power supply must...

Page 3: ...acid into the pool when needed The wireless link allows you to install the pump and the acid container at a certain distance from the chlorinator and thus to protect the chlorinator or other equipmen...

Page 4: ...ection The injector should be installed in a HORIZONTAL position install the clamp sad dle provided in the return pipe after all other equipment pump filter heater chlo rinator etc It should be the la...

Page 5: ...robe 2 Probe Tightener 3 O Ring 4 Push Nut 5 Flat Gasket 6 Probe Housing 1 2 3 4 5 6 Installation of the probe Acid injection Acid injection must be installed at the last point of return to pool Must...

Page 6: ...eless Ver 21 7 6 Heat Pump Quantum AOP Chlorination Cell Pool Pump Pool Filter pH Probe Acid Injection CAUTION Acid injector must be installed in a horizontal position to prevent the occurrence of blo...

Page 7: ...pH Wireless Ver 21 7 7 INSTALLATION NOTES...

Page 8: ...e pH function in the chlorinator the Wireless pump will start receiving dosing data from the chlorinator and the blue indicator will blink every second When the pH function is activated the chlorinato...

Page 9: ...rrows to select ON or OFF Then press OK to confirm or MENU to exit 2 Setpoints pH Configuration 2 Setpoints pH 7 0 10 pH 9 0 90 The calculation of the dosage is made by establishing two setpoints and...

Page 10: ...may need to correct the setpoints several times 3 pH probe Calibration pH Configuration 2 Cal pH 4 pH Configuration 3 Cal pH 7 pH probes require a calibration before their first use and then they nee...

Page 11: ...units from the theoretical of the buffer solution pH4 and pH7 data calibration won t be saved and it will go back to factory values For example if the reading value is 6 05 while calibrating with pH4...

Page 12: ...unication channel will change at the chlorinator and at the pump The blue pilot of the pump will flash again indicating that it is receiving data from the chlorinator 6 Radio channel pH Configuration...

Page 13: ...tubes fitted in dosing pumps Squeeze tubes should be replaced every six months by a suitably qualified technician Theralux Advanced Mineral Pool Systems is not liable for any failure of its products...

Page 14: ...pH Wireless Ver 21 7 14 12 Gatwood Close Padstow Sydney NSW 2211 sales interquad com au h ps www theralux com au 1300 131 788 Copyright pH Wireless Manual Ver 21 7 Theralux...

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