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INSTALLATION FOR EXTENDED POOL FILTRATION CYCLES AND
ADJUSTING CHLORINATION TO MATCH FILTRATION TIME
The Amount Of Chlorine Produced By Your Salt Chlorine Generating System Is Dependent On The Length Of Time
That Your Filter Pump Runs Every Day. Your Chlorination Setting Should Be Matched To The Filter Pump Run Time
Of Your Pool.
When you INCREASE or DECREASE the daily run time of your pool filtration system, you must adjust the
output level of the chlorine generator to compensate. By properly adjusting your setting, you will prevent
the over-chlorination or under-chlorination of your pool.
EXAMPLES:
If you double the lter pump operating time then reduce your chlorination setting by half to compensate. If you
plan to triple
lter pump operating time then increase your chlorination setting to compensate accordingly.
CHECKING CHLORINE LEVELS:
These adjustments, while necessary and important, are APPROXIMATIONS to the actual adjustment your pool
requires. After any chlorination adjustment, monitor the pool's chlorine level closely for 1-2. weeks. The chlorine level
should stabilize in the 1 - 3 ppm range. If the level is too low or high, make small adjustments to increase or decrease
the chlorine level. Once the chlorinator is set, it is good practice to check your chlorine levels weekly to ensure
operation is normal.
ADJUSTING FOR LOW FLOW RATE CONDITIONS
When Using 2 Speed Or Variable Speed Pumps On Low Speed, Check To Be Sure Your Salt Cell Is Receiving
Adequate Flow.
the cell can be installed vertically or in an inverted manner (see illustration) to keep it ooded with water. The cell
plates are located in the "bulge" of the cell. Inverting the cell or installing vertically ensures water completely lls
the cell plate cavity. See illustration below.
VERTICAL INSTALLATION
REPLACEMENT FOR T-CELL:
INSTALLATION
LOW FLOW RATE CONDITIONS
by a factor of three. Likewise,
INVERTED INSTALLATION
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