AIS AutoChlor Classic LS Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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THE AutoChlor® SALT WATER CHLORINATION SYSTEM
Congratulations on your choice of an AutoChlor® salt water chlorinator system for your swim-
ming pool. The AutoChlor® salt water chlorinator you have purchased is designed for easy and
simplistic operation and maintenance. By following these instructions you are assured years of
trouble free operation.
These instructions have been compiled and produced to help you get the maximum results from
your unit and to assist you to fully understand and correctly operate your AutoChlor® salt water
chlorinator.
Please take the time to read these instructions thoroughly before attempting to operate your
unit. Should you require additional information or further assistance, please do not hesitate to
contact your local AutoChlor® representative or visit our website www.aiswater.com.au.
ADDITION OF SALT
For best results the salt concentration in the pool water is required to be within an average
range of approximately 4,500 to 5,500 parts per million (ppm). These fi gures are temperature
dependant. In summer time, as water temperatures rise, salt levels may require slight reduction
while in winter time the reverse may be true to allow optimum performance of your unit.
The amount of salt required to achieve the desired level is determined by the capacity of the
pool. By measuring your pool and multiplying the average length by the average width by the
average depth you can easily establish this. This will give you your pool’s water capacity in
cubic metres. Multiply this by 4.2 and you will get the amount of salt (in kilograms) needed to
adequately achieve the required dosage for your pool capacity.
SPECIAL NOTE:
Please remember that your salt water chlorinator is not designed to chemically maintain
your pool water and keep it balanced, but rather to produce chlorine from a mild salt solu-
tion within the water.
We encourage regular water testing, balancing and correction if & when required to main-
tain the recommended stability levels of your pool water. This is a vital part of a complete
maintenance program and will ensure trouble free chlorinator performance as well as a
healthy and sparkling clean pool.
For example: Pool size = 9 metres by 4.5 metres by 1.6 metres in depth
Multiply 9 x 4.5 x 1.6 = 64.8 (cubic metres of water)
Multiply 64.8 x 4.2 = 272.16 (salt required in kilograms)