E-Clear MK7/CF1-75, Руководство пользователя

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Upon initial operation of the e-clear system, the copper residual will take a period of time to reach
0.5ppm. In the interim, additional help is required to ensure clean and clear pool water during this
'set-up' period it is necessary to
shock treat the water with, either, chlorine or active oxygen (until
the copper residual reaches 0.5ppm) This initial set-up period may last a couple of weeks,
depending on individual conditions.
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Once the copper residual is 0.5ppm, it is no longer necessary to shock treat the water, the pool will
run only on the e-clear system- 100% chlorine free.
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In order to achieve a copper residual of 0.5ppm quicker, it may be necessary to run the pool's
circulation pump
24 hours, along with the e-clear system. During this initial setting up period it will
be necessary to test the copper often, until 0.5ppm is achieved.
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Once this residual is achieved the ionization may be switched off at the side of the box. Only switch
on the ionization again, when the copper residual drops below 0.5ppm. Test the copper
weekly to
note the residual.
To test copper :
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Switch off e-clear unit power.
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Backwash and rinse filter.
• Test pH if not between 6.8 and 7.2, readjust pH manually by adding pool acid (see instructions
on can label). Once the pH is in the range of
6.8-7.2, the copper may be tested.
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CAUTION- A false copper reading will occur if the pH is out of the range of 6.8-7.2
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CAUTION- during initial start-up it is necessary to circulate the pool water 24 hours a day.
Thereafter adjust the pool's timer to run according to times detailed on face of e-clear electronic
box. See below- filtration times.
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Switch e-clear unit on
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If copper residual is 0.5ppm or higher, switch off ionization (on side of electronic box). If copper
is below 0.5ppm, switch on copper until 0.5ppm is achieved.
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NOTE- Oxidation always remains on.
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CAUTION- During winter months it may be necessary to ionize less.
4.4.4 Filtration
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Pool Volume
40 - 50m
3 (40 000L- 50 000L)- 6 hours
55-75m 3 - 8 hours
80-100m 3 - 10 hours (12 in very hot weather)
105-125m 3 - 12 hours (15 in very hot weather)
130-150m 3 - 15 hours (18 in very hot weather)
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Above indicates the length of time necessary to operate the e-clear system. (oxidation always on
when e-clear unit on and ionization as necessary- see Above)
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If the swimming pool is heated and is circulating 24 hours a day, it is necessary to install a separate
timer controlling the eClear system, in order to operate the e-clear system only, for the periods
shown above
CAUTION- too much oxidation will cause the pool water to appear hazy. Too much copper may stain
pool walls. These must be maintained correctly.
Hazy water
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Glass media filter may be inadequate- a minimum of between 160kg and 300kg of high quality filter
glass media is required for the e-clear system to operate effectively.