AIS AutoChlor Classic LS Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Using only refi ned swimming pool salt add the desired quantity to the swimming pool water.
To assist in the rapid dissolving and mixing, sweep or brush the solids until they are fully dis-
solved. Undissolved salt may result in staining your pool fi nish.
As salt is heavier than water it will continue to lie at the deepest point of your pool, even
though the salt granules themselves have fully dissolved. In order to ensure adequate and
permanent distribution of salt throughout the pool water, we recommend additional sweeping
and fi lter operation over a 12 – 24 hour period.
Whilst adding the original salt and prior to commissioning your AutoChlor® unit, and when
adding future salt supplies to your pool, please ensure that your chlorinator power supply
is switched off to prevent overload situations and/or damage to the cell electrode plates or
power supply.
WATER BALANCE
As previously advised, for best performance and operation of your AutoChlor® salt water
chlorination system, certain water balances must be maintained within your swimming
pool. Please check your pool water and ensure that your chemical balances are within the
following guidelines.
· Chlorine 1.5ppm-2.0ppm
· pH 7.2-7.4
· TA (Total Alkalinity) 80ppm -120ppm
· Hardness, 150-350ppm;
· Cyanuric acid, 30ppm-50ppm;
· Phosphate, 0-500ppb;
· Salt 5,000 ppm for Classic RP models
· Salt 3,500 ppm for Classic LS models
Adjust your pool water balance to achieve the above levels. Your local pool shop can assist
here to give you accurate readings and aid in correct dosages as necessary.
SPECIAL NOTE:
Contrary to popular belief, the action of your AutoChlor® salt water chlorinator does not
use up the salt content of your pool water. In eff ect as the water is passed over the cell
plates, the salt is electrolysed and converted into sodium hypochlorite (chlorine).
This sanitises your pool water and converts back into salt - basically a never-ending
cycle. However salt loss will occur through swimmer action, fi lter back washing and wet
weather conditions.
This salt needs to be replaced periodically for your chlorinator to operate at maximum ca-
pacity. Your local pool shop can advise you the correct salt dosage required to maintain
saline levels at recommended guidelines.