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EziSalt Saltwater Chlorinator   |   Installation Manual

1.  Press 

.

2.  Use 

 to select “Reversing” then press  .

3.  Use 

 to select set hours then press  .

4.  Press  

 to exit.

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-REVERSING

-HELP MENU

-LANGUAGE

MAIN MENU

<

INVERSION PERIOD

5 HOURS

REVERSING TIME

During reversal, chlorination is stopped for a few 

minutes. No message is displayed on the screen. 

Normal operation will resume after the reversal.

7.5  Slave Mode

NOTE

:  It is not recommended to use Slave Mode 

unless you have experience with multiple control 

devices operating your pool.

Slave mode is applicable when the chlorinator is 

connected to a third-party control device that uses 

a chlorine/sanitiser sensor (such as an ORP sen-

sor). When in slave mode the chlorinator passes 

control of turning chlorine production on/off to the 

third party controller. 

NOTE

Slave mode is not used when connected to 

a general pool automation controller such 

as AquaLink. It only applies to an external 

controller that commands sanitiser output.

To enable this function, the third party controller 

must be connected to the “slave” connection point 

in the low voltage raceway see Table 5 and Figure 

10 for wiring detail.
Boost and Low modes will remain operational from the 

controller. However, SWC programs will be deactivated. 

Chlorination output will be maintained at 100%.
1.  Connect the external controller at the slave 

connection point in the low voltage raceway 

see Table 3 and Figure 7 for wiring details.

2.  Press 

.

3.  Use 

 to select “Slave Mode” 

then press  .

4.  Use 

 to select “YES” or “NO” then press  .

5.  Press  

 to exit.

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-SLAVE MODE

-REVERSING

-HELP MENU

-LANGUAGE

MAIN MENU

<

SLAVE MODE

ACTIVATE?

- YES

- NO

<

23:04 ON

SLAVE MODE

<

23:04 OFF

SLAVE MODE

Slave mode only controls the chlorination. Filtration 

pump, AUX, lights and other functions are still valid.
Pressing 

 will take priority over Slave mode. 

LOW / COVER / BOOST modes takes priority over 

Slave mode

Section 8. Help Menu

The chlorinator will automatically notify you of any 

problems by displaying error messages. To help 

with the understanding of these messages, the 

controller has a troubleshooting assistance menu 

which gives the meanings and the action to take to 

solve the problem.
1.  Press 

.

2.  Use 

 to select “Help Menu” then press  .

3.  Use 

 to select the error message 

then press  .

4.  The display will automatically scroll through 

a certain number of suggested solutions to 

explain what to do. Once automatic scrolling is 

complete, the chlorinator automatically returns 

to the “Troubleshooting” menu.

5.  Press  

 to exit.

Summary of Contents for EziSalt

Page 1: ...installation codes Before installing this product read and follow all warning notices and instructions that accompany this product Failure to follow warning notices and instructions may result in pro...

Page 2: ...GE READING WITH CLEAN FILTER PUMP MODEL HORSEPOWER FILTER MODEL CONTROL PANEL MODEL SERIAL NUMBER NOTES EQUIPMENT INFORMATION RECORD For full warranty terms and conditions and to register your warrant...

Page 3: ...on 5 Prepare and Balance the Pool 10 5 1 Water Chemistry Table 10 Section 6 Operation 10 6 1 User Interface Overview 10 6 2 Initial start Up 11 Section 7 Installing and Assigning Equipment 12 7 1 Filt...

Page 4: ...ult Lower water temperatures are recommended for young children and when spa use exceeds 10 minutes b Since excessive water temperatures have a high potential for causing fetal damage during the early...

Page 5: ...s of a spa or hot tub The use of alcohol drugs or medication can greatly increase the risk of fatal hyperthermia in hot tubs and spas Water temperature in excess of 38 C may be hazardous to your healt...

Page 6: ...lorine production 24 g h 40 g h Nominal output amps 5 0 A 7 2 A Required salt level 4000ppm Power supply voltage 240 VAC 50 Hz Electric power 200 W Protection index IP43 Flow through the cell Min 80 L...

Page 7: ...s 5 Ensure the o rings are seated properly on the adapters 6 Secure the cell to the plumbing by tightening the unions hand tight DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN 7 Double check cell orientation The cell inlet is cl...

Page 8: ...serviced 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 inst...

Page 9: ...DRED Function Demand Response Enabled Device for Australia only COVER Input Pool cover contact lower the chlorine production dry contact cover open open contact cover closed closed contact SLAVE Inpu...

Page 10: ...l pool with water from the mains water supply Do not use rain water or well water Do not add salt directly into the skimmer Do not initiate electrolysis until salt has fully dissolved Reading is True...

Page 11: ...nected to the controller the filter pump will operate in Boost mode also The controller s operating times including filtration schedules are temporarily ignored for the duration of the Boost mode This...

Page 12: ...to the controller at the pump connection point in the high voltage raceway 3 Replace the lower housing and cover 4 Plug the pump into the socket in the base of the chlorinator 7 1 1 Quick Clean Quick...

Page 13: ...utlet on relay switch box Relay switch box plugs directly into 240VAC for power Low voltage 2 core cable wires directly to red terminal on relay switch and into AUX 2 terminal on power pack Pool Light...

Page 14: ...tration and or chlorination will run continuously The filtration operating times must be sufficient to correctly treat the water Example single speed pump In Season filtration time 8 10 hours per day...

Page 15: ...30 04 30 The T symbol is displayed in the upper right hand corner of the LCD display on the home screen if the programming is valid The P symbol is displayed in the upper right hand corner of the LCD...

Page 16: ...ring detail Boost and Low modes will remain operational from the controller However SWC programs will be deactivated Chlorination output will be maintained at 100 1 Connect the external controller at...

Page 17: ...es 7 Turn pump and controller on 8 Confirm chlorine output and settings on the power pack Timer programs will be automatically retained Unscrew and Remove Barrel Unions Figure 10 Cleaning the Electrod...

Page 18: ...quire repair replacement before further serious damage is sustained A small amount of regular care and attention to your pool equipment will help ensure long life and trouble free performance To prote...

Page 19: ...cell etc Clean cell plates See Section 9 for cleaning instructions Replace the cell LOW CONDUCTIVITY SALTS indicator lit For models with a temp sensor this error can be caused by low conductivity Lack...

Page 20: ...registered trademark of Zodiac International S A S U used under license All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners H0707600_REVA Fluidra Group Australia Pty Ltd 219 Woodpark Roa...

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