TECNICCAT MAMNET ECO 15, Руководство пользователя

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15
START-UP:
Ensure the filter is 100% clean, and that the swimming pool and the installation do not contain
copper, iron or seaweed.
Balance the water in the swimming pool. This enables a more efficient treatment to be
obtained with a lower concentration of free chlorine in the water, as well as a more
prolonged operation of the electrode due to a lower formation of calcium deposits in the
swimming pool.
The pH must be between 7.2 - 7.4 and 6.8 - 7.0 for polyester swimming pools.
The total alkalinity must be between 60 - 150 ppm.
Stabiliser (cyanuric acid) 40 to 60 ppm.
Dissolved metals = 0
Free chlorine 1.5 ppm
Ensure the salt level is from 4.5 gr/L (4 - 6 gr/L).
Add 4.5 kg of salt per m
3
of water if the water did not previously contain salt. Always use
common salt (sodium chloride), without additives such as iodides or anti-caking agents, and
that the quality is suitable for human consumption. Never add the salt through the electrodes
holder. Add the salt directly to the swimming pool or to the compensation tank.
When adding salt, and in the case the swimming pool will be used immediately, treat with
chlorine. As an initial dose, 2 gr./m
3
of trichloro-isocyanuric (powder or tablet) maybe added to
destroy the residual contamination of the salt.
Before beginning the work cycle, disconnect the CPU and run the purifying pump for 24
hours to ensure the salt is completely dissolved. During this time, the intake will only occur
through the drain that facilitates the salt dissolving process.
Next, start the saline electrolysis system, have a SALT TEST, and programming the
production, so that the free chlorine level is maintained within the recommended pa-
rameters (0.5 -1.5 ppm).
In swimming pools with a high exposure to sunlight or intensive use, it is advisable to
maintain a level of 40 gr/m3 of stabiliser (isocyanuric acid). If the system is started
without stabiliser, it is recommended to always add 1 kg of stabiliser for each 100 kg of
salt added to the swimming pool. This means that if the concentration of salt is known,
the concentration of stabiliser will be known. Thus when the salt concentration is
4,500ppm (4.5gr/L), the stabiliser will be 45ppm (1:100 relation).
Remember that if
trichloro-isocyanuric (powder or tablet) is added, stabiliser will also be added to
the water (half its weight is stabiliser). In any case, it must be ensured that the
stabiliser never exceeds 75ppm.