ECO-MATIC MEMS36USA, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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When the temperature of the pool water drops (typically wh en it is too c old to s wim), the Winter
Mode Switch should be placed in the ON position. The Winter Mode Indicator will then be ON.
Winter Mode setting has two effects:
1. It alters the setting of the Low Salinity Indicator and/or Cut-Out .
2. It reduces the Cell Output by approximately 15%.
The Unit will now respond to a cold pool environm ent. Winter Mode should not be used in the
swimming season as it reduces t he Cell Output , leading to less sanitizer, a nd it alters the setting of
the Low Salinity Indicator and/or Cut-Out , which could lead to prem ature ‘Cell’ failure. It is
recommended to turn off and stop using the ECO-matic at temperatures below 10°C (50F).
Gas Sensor
The smallest of the three leads wh ich connect to the ‘Cell’ head is the Gas Sensor . Whenever the
head of the Gas Sensor bolt loses contact with the wa ter (due to gas or a ir pocket in ‘Ce ll’, or scale
build-up on sensor bolt head), your ECO-matic will
Cut-Out .
Shocking the Pool
Periodically, if the pool is heavil y used, to reduce combined c hlorine (chloramines) or for a biological
“accident” follow your local authority regulations and use Sodium Hypochlorite (Liquid Chlorine) as an
additional source of chlorine.
Maintenance of your ECO-matic
The Power Supply
The power supply should requir e very littl e (if any ) maintenance – exce pt maybe for occasiona l
replacement of blown fuses. However, damage to
certain components may result from improper
maintenance of the ‘ Cell’ (see below ). Always ensure that the power supply is loc ated in a wel l
ventilated area free of corrosive fumes from any acid or chemical containers in the vicinity.
Important Note: The two most important maintenance requirements for your ECO-matic are:
1. Cleaning the ‘Cell’ and
2. Maintaining sufficient salt level in the pool.
The ‘Cell’
Maintenance of the ‘Cell’ is quite simple, but very importan t. ECO-matic ‘Ce lls’ are comprised of
expensive materials and even with proper care and
maintenance the delicate coating on the ‘Cell’
anode will eventually wear away and the ‘Cell’ will ‘die’ and will no longer be able to produce sufficient
sanitizer for the pool. Proper care (and cleaning) will ensure the maximum life for the ‘Cell’. Operating
your ‘Cell’ on lower-than-recommended salt levels will shorten ‘Cell’ life and void ‘Cell’ warranties.
Cell Life
The life expectancy of ECO-mati c ‘Cells’ may vary c onsiderably from one installation to the next, due
to variations in daily operating time, wate
r quality and composition, and system and ‘Cell’
maintenance.
Please ensure that when it is time to replace your ‘Cell’, you use only ECO-matic replacement ‘Ce lls.