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Function

Description

Selector

Switch

Position

Functions and Instructions

Set Clock

1

Set the current time on the digital clock.

Select the 

Set Clock

 position on the selector switch to enable the time of day to 

be input. A number ‘

1

’ will appear at the left of the screen.

(a) The display will flash on and off as long as the selector switch remains at this 

position. Use the up 

▲ 

and down 

▼ 

buttons to reach 

the desired times. Hold the buttons down for fast increments.

Set Timer 1 – ON

2

Set the start time for the first run time sequence.

Select the 

Set Timer 1 – ON

 position on the selector switch. A number ‘

2

’ will 

appear at the left of the screen.
This time is factory pre-set to 6am. Proceed as per (a) in the ‘Set Clock’ 

instruction to change time.
To disable this timer, move up or down to 11.59PM. Press the UP button one 

more time to turn OFF. 

NOTE:

 This step will also disable the time for ‘Set Timer 

1 – OFF’.

Set Timer 1 – OFF

3

Set the completion time of the first run time sequence.

Select the 

Set Timer 1 – OFF

 position on the selector switch. A number ‘

3

’ will 

appear at the left of the screen.
This time is factory pre-set to 8am. Proceed as per (a) in the ‘Set Clock’ 

instruction to change time. 

Set Timer 2 – ON

4

Set the start time for the second run time sequence.

Select the 

Set Timer 2 – ON

 position on the selector switch. A number ‘

4

’ will 

appear at the left of the screen.
This time is factory pre-set to 5pm. Proceed as per (a) in the ‘Set Clock’ 

instruction to change time.
To disable this timer please refer to selector switch position 2 above.

Set Timer 2 – OFF

5

Set the completion time for the second run time sequence.

Select the 

Set Timer 2 – OFF

 position on the selector switch. A number ‘

5

’ will 

appear at the left of the screen.
This time is factory pre-set to 11pm. Proceed as per (a) in the ‘Set Clock’ 

instruction to change time.
To disable this timer please refer to selector switch position 2 above.

Automatic ON

6

Filtration system switches on and off automatically according to your set times.

Select the 

Automatic ON

 position on the selector switch. A number ‘

6

’ will 

appear at the left of the screen.

Manual ON

7

Overrides the automatic time clock settings and switches filtration system ON.

Select the 

Manual ON

 position on the selector switch. A number ‘

7

’ will appear 

at the left of the screen.
NOTE: Chlorination will be constant until turned OFF or back to Automatic ON. 

Over chlorination may occur if left for long durations. 

OFF

8

Overrides the automatic time clock settings and switches filtration system OFF.

Select the 

OFF

 position on the selector switch. A number ‘

8

’ will appear at the 

left of the screen.
NOTE: Chlorination / sanitisation will cease. Not recommended for long 

durations. 

Содержание ChloroMatic MCS16C

Страница 1: ...C MCS40C MC16CT 12 Volt Light Output included MCS50C MC20CT 12 Volt Light Output included MCS16CT 12 Volt Light Output included MCS24CT 12 Volt Light Output included Installation Operating Instruction...

Страница 2: ...ion Operating Instructions Packing List 2 Important Notice 3 Installation Instructions 4 Pre Start Up Procedure 5 Operation of your ChloroMatic System 6 ESR ESC Series with optional pH System Features...

Страница 3: ...lectrolytic cell is recommended The Cell is the unit containing the plates During the chlorination process a white powdery Calcium scale may naturally build up on the titanium plates in the cell Monit...

Страница 4: ...g Power Supply to a brick or concrete wall When mounting on a wall or a post in the pool equipment area drill pilot holes and fit screws provided Once screws are in position simply hang chlorinator vi...

Страница 5: ...te Place vacuum head into deepest end of pool and allow vacuum to continue for a further 2 to 3 hours Salt should now be completely mixed For pop up automatic In Floor cleaning systems allow the filte...

Страница 6: ...cell 3 Water temperature very cold Switch to Winter Mode Continued operation may cause damage to system Consult dealer for problem rectification PLEASE NOTE When Winter Mode switch is On Unit will ope...

Страница 7: ...operation simply turn the Sanitiser Output Control to MAX and the Cell will turn ON Once checked adjust the Sanitiser Output Control back to the desired position and after a few minutes the Cell will...

Страница 8: ...designed to operate at swimming season water temperatures When the pool begins to cool in the off season the temperature drop causes the Cell to behave differently it will draw less electrical curren...

Страница 9: ...ime sequence Select the Set Timer 2 ON position on the selector switch A number 4 will appear at the left of the screen This time is factory pre set to 5pm Proceed as per a in the Set Clock instructio...

Страница 10: ...required please refer to your ChloroMatic Davey dealer or the Davey Customer Service Centre BLACK RED TERMINAL SOCKET IN THE BASE OF THE UNIT This terminal socket may accept light connection in two w...

Страница 11: ...l output reverse polarity Model ESC40 cells will require earlier replacement than ESC24 Models operating under equivalent conditions Model ESC40 systems use the same cell as the ESC24 The correct Chlo...

Страница 12: ...p the pH constant may cause staining etching and corrosion of metals High Total Alkalinity will cause constantly high pH levels 3 SALT LEVELS Salt is the essential element by which your Unit operates...

Страница 13: ...e in your pool in order to maintain absolute sanitation of the water This can be achieved by adding either liquid or granulated chlorine If granulated chlorine is added the Cell must be checked regula...

Страница 14: ...ll ppm An abbreviation for Parts Per Million the accepted measurement of chemical concentration in swimming pool water I ppm l mg L The appropriate chlorinator size for your pool is dependent on the l...

Страница 15: ...hed off 2 Chlorinator not plugged into main outlet 3 Pump not plugged into Chlorinator 4 Time Clock set to Off position Power switch turned Off 5 Sanitiser Output Control turned to lowest setting 6 Ch...

Страница 16: ...e other end of the clear tube to the inlet port of the peristaltic pump The inlet port is the left side of the inverted U shaped tube on the pump indicated by an arrow pointing up on the clear plastic...

Страница 17: ...pH Dosing Pump Model M5135 Flow Flow IEC Male Plug from pH Dosing Pump Model M5138 M5138 Example of ESC50 NOTE NeverconnectyourpHpumpdirecttomainspower Alwaysconnectittothechlorinator power supply eit...

Страница 18: ...ever arising directly or indirectly from Davey products This limitation does not apply to any liability of Davey for failure to comply with a consumer guarantee applicable to your Davey product under...

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