Bayrol NATURALLY SALT Salt Relax POWER, Руководство по эксплуатации и установке

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3 Installation
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Please ensure that the values given in the table are complied with beyond the end of the bathing season by regularly testing and if necessary
correcting the water quality. The required test sets and the respective water care products are available from your specialist BAYROL swimming pool
dealer.
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Check the cyanuric acid content when you check the salt content. These two values usually drop at the same time.
3.8.2 The right salt
Use only salt intended for use in swimming pools with salt electrolysis systems. Such salt has a high level of purity and is usually sold by specialist
swimming pool dealers in 25 kg sacks.
Never use rock salts, de-icing salts, salts with sodium ferrocyanide, salts with separating agents or iodised salts!
The Salt Relax POWER is suitable for operation with sea water.
3.8.3 Calculating the pool volume
Rectangular pools Oval pools
Length (m) x width (m) x depth* (m) = pool volume (m
3
) Longest length (m) x greatest width (m) x depth* (m) x 0.89 = pool volume (m
3
)
Round pools
Figure-8 pools
Diameter (m) x diameter (m) x depth* (m) x 0.79 = pool volume (m
3
) Longest length (m) x greatest width (m) x depth* (m) x 0.85 = pool volume (m
3
)
*Depth = average depth of the water
3.8.4 Calculating the amount of salt to add
The amount of salt to be added to a freshly filled pool (salt-free water) is calculated with the following formula:
Desired salt content (g/l) x pool volume (m 3 ) = amount of salt to be added (kg)
The amount to be added to water which already contains salt is calculated with the following formula:
[Desired salt content (g/l) – existing salt content (g/l)] x pool volume (m 3 ) = amount of salt to be added (kg)
3.9 Adding the salt to the pool
Before adding the salt:
Check that the pH value of the water is within the optimum range (pH 7 to pH 7.4).
Also check that the water in the pool is free from metals and of perfect quality. If necessary, carry out shock chlorination of the water. It is best to do
this when the water is at a temperature of at least 20
O C.
Adding the salt:
Switch the circulating pump on and open all inlets and outlets to ensure the greatest possible flow of water through the pool. If fitted, also activate the
bottom drain. Pour the salt directly into the pool. Do this at a point where there is high flow, e.g. at the inlet jets. Ideally, swirl the salt around with a
long-handled broom to accelerate the dissolving process. After adding the salt, run a filtration process continuously for at least 24 hours to ensure that
the salt is fully dissolved and evenly distributed.