Quick Salt QUICKSALT20, Руководство пользователя

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MANUAL DE USUARIO
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2.4.1. Connection to the switchboard
1) For safety reasons, it is very important to check if the earthing is in good condition. If you do not
have one, you will have to install a specific grounding rod for the electrical panel, to which you
can connect the grounding cables of the QUICKSALT chlorinator, filtration pump and any other
element with an earth connection located in your pool installation.
2) Check that the switchboard has the appropriate protection elements for its installation: Thermal
circuit breaker, differential switch and motor protection for the filtration pump.
3) Connect the power cable of your QUICKSALT equipment to the panel, respecting the phase,
neutral and ground connections. Do not leave the cable on the floor of the installation, but ensure
that it is well protected and anchored to the wall. If the distance is insufficient and you need to
extend it, do not use a roll-up extender. Consult your electrician or service technician if in doubt
2.4. Electrical Installation
Once you have checked that the hydraulic installation does not present any losses, you can
connect your QUICKSALT chlorinator to the electrical control panel.
Attention: Disconnect the power supply to the panel before handling it. Never
open the switchboard without having disconnected the power from the main
switchboard. There is a danger of electrocution.
The electrical connection must be made in such a way
that the QUICKSALT chlorinator is started only when
the filtration pump is in operation. Therefore, be sure
to carefully choose the right contactor output.
USA: rigid copper cable 8 AWG.
Canada: rigid copper cable 6 AWG
Connect the switchboard of your QUICKSALT
equipment to the common bonding connection
point of your pool’s electrical installation. The
connector is located at the rear of the unit.
Your
QUICKSALT saline chlorinator is already
installed. Please read carefully the following
sections detailing how to perform the start-up.
The Bonding connection ensures that all pool components are at the same electrical potential. If
the Bonding connection is required in your area (see NEC codes), a Bonding connection socket is
available where you must connect a rigid copper cable, whose section must be
2.4.2 Bonding connection