Chlorine Stabilisation - BWT EES Notice De Montage

USE THE FOLLOWING TABLE:
Initial salt concentration (ppm) in the pool
0
Quantity (in kg) of salt to be added to the pool
10 40
20 80
30 120
40 160
50 200
60 240
70 280
80 320
90 360
100 400
110 440
120 480
130 520
140 560
150 600
EXAMPLE:
A pool containing 100 m3 of water with an initial salt concentration of 1000 ppm (1g/litre) -> add 300 kg of
salt to obtain a final salt concentration of 3.5 g/litre.
The quantity of salt calculated should be added as follows:
• Spread the salt evenly over the entire surface of the pool: the salt pellets settle on the floor of the pool;
• Start the filtration pump and let it run continuously until the salt is totally dissolved (approximately 8 hours);
!
IMPORTANT Do not turn the electrolyser on while the salt is dissolving.
6.

CHLORINE STABILISATION

The Chlorine introduced into the pool by the electrolysis cell is unstabilised active Chlorine that is easily
destroyed by UV light and heat.
To limit this phenomenon while the pool is uncovered, the addition of a Chlorine stabiliser, Isocyanuric acid
(concentration approx. 30 ppm) is recommended.
The Chlorine stabiliser does not break down over time; if the pool was disinfected with Chlorine before
the electrolyser was installed, measure the initial stabiliser concentration before adding any more. Excess
stabiliser (above 75 ppm) will block the action of Chlorine and falsify measurement of the Redox potential.
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500 1000 1500
35 30 25
70 60 50
105 90 75
140 120 100
175 150 125
210 180 150
245 210 175
280 240 200
315 270 225
350 300 250
385 330 275
420 360 300
455 390 325
490 420 350
525 450 375
2000 2500 3000
20 15 10
40 30 20
60 45 30
80 60 40
100 75 50
120 90 60
140 105 70
160 120 80
180 135 90
200 150 100
220 165 110
240 180 120
260 195 130
280 210 140
300 225 150
3500 4500
5 0
10 0
15 0
20 0
25 0
30 0
35 0
40 0
45 0
50 0
55 0
60 0
65 0
70 0
75 0
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