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14.
Screw down the locking ring to the threaded clamp using the locking ring tool (see Figure 15).
NOTE
Ensure the locking ring is level when engaging the threading housing (see Figure 16).
15.
Securely connect the cell leads to the like coloured terminals (see Figure 17).
16.
Attach the terminal cap.
17.
Plug the pod connector into the power pack (see Figure 18).
18.
Attach one end of the bonding wire to the bonding lug located on the bottom of the chassis backplate on the
power pack (see Figures 19 and 20). Attach the second end to a common bonding point such as the pool pump or
heater. Make sure to refer to the pump or heater manual for the location of the bonding lug connection prior to
making this connection. See Figure 21 for examples of bonding lug locations. Do not use the power pack as the
common bonding point. There should only be one bonding connection to the power pack. Each piece of non-
related pool equipment requiring a ground should also be bonded to the common, approved bonding point.
19.
Plug the power pack into the electrical outlet. Turn the power pack on.
3.4 Bypass Plumbing Instructions: If Flow Rate Exceeds 348 L/min (92 GPM)
WARNING
If flow rate exceeds 348 L/min (92 gpm), the cell must be plumbed on bypass otherwise it may result in property damage, personal
injury, or death.
NOTE
Pool pumps greater than 2 HP may produce flow rates exceeding 348 L/min (92 gpm). If you are unsure of the
flow rate of your pool pump, contact your dealer for assistance.
The maximum flow rate for the cell is 348 L/min (92 gpm). If flow rate exceeds 348 L/min (92 gpm), the cell MUST be
plumbed on bypass (see Figure 22). A control valve must be installed to regulate the flow through the cell. It can be installed
on the inlet side of the cell or between the inlet and discharge side of the bypass piping. The proper flow will be achieved by
adjusting the handle of the valve until the red “No Flow” light has turned off and all large air bubbles are cleared from the
cell.
3.5 Split Return Plumbing Instructions: For Infloor Cleaning Systems
If the chlorinator is used with an in-floor cleaning system, it must be installed in a separate dedicated return line or
damage to the chlorinator will occur.
NOTE
Do not install the chlorinator on in-floor systems that do not have a dedicated pool return as shown in Figure 23.
3.6 Alternative Installation (When Pipe is Obstructed)
If the only suitable length of pipe is obstructed, such as on a multiport valve often found on a sand filter, it is acceptable to
‘lean’ the cell over, up to a maximum of 45 degrees (see Figure 24). Mark the feeder holes in the same angle that the cell
will be leaning to ensure that you drill in the right position.
3.7 Connection to an AquaLink™ RS Control System or PDA (Optional)
WARNING
FOR YOUR SAFETY:
This procedure must be performed by a professional pool/spa service technician as
described on the front cover of this manual.
The procedures in this manual must be followed exactly. Failure to follow
warning notices and instructions may result in property damage, serious injury, or death. Improper installation and/or
operation will void the warranty.
When using electrical products, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:
