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Section 3c – OPERATION

Water Chemistry Parameters - VERY IMPORTANT NOTE! Your Pool Pilot™ Digital is designed to provide Purifier on

a daily basis. We recommend the following water chemistry ranges and periodic checks to monitor your systems efficiency.

Always follow all local and state requirements.

Biweekly Checks:

Free Chlorine: 1.0 – 3.0 PPM

Or Bromine:

2.0 – 4.0 PPM

pH:

7.2 – 7.8

CHLORINE/BROMINE REQUIREMENTS: During Peak Purifier Demand (rainy season or heavy bather usage) it may

be necessary to increase your purifier level by increasing your Output Level setting and/or pump run time. Conversely, during

Low Purifier Demand, you can decrease your Output Level to a lower setting. For extremely Heavy Purifier Demand or to

boost your purifier levels quickly, you can Boost the system or supplement with a Potassium Monopersulfate based shock.

NOTE: During cold-water conditions, below 60ºF, Purifier demand is reduced significantly. For colder climate regions

with sustained low or freezing temperatures, contact your local pool professional for proper pool winterizing instructions.

CAUTION: Excessive chlorine levels can cause premature cell failure, corrosion damage to stainless steel rails, ladders, heater

heat exchangers, light faceplates and other metallic equipment. Avoid over saturation of chlorine levels.

pH: When your pH falls below the accepted range, your Purifier is used up very quickly and can be damaging to your

equipment. For pH levels higher than the accepted range, your Purifier becomes much less effective and will work harder to

keep your pool purified. Improper pH also contributes to the strong smell, red eyes, dry itchy skin and brittle hair conditions

usually associated with "too much Chlorine".

CALCIUM HARDNESS AND TOTAL ALKALINITY: Your Pool Pilot™ Digital provides 100% pure sodium

hypochlorite and does not affect the calcium hardness or total alkalinity levels. Maintain and balance only as needed.

CYANURIC ACID (STABILIZER/CONDITIONER): This chemical goes by either trade name and allows your

chlorine residual to last longer by protecting it from the UV degradation of the sun. With low or no Cyanuric acid it is possible

for the chlorine being produced, to be used up as quickly as it enters the pool. Check and maintain your cyanuric acid levels at

the same time as your salt level, as these tend to deplete at the same rate.

NOTE: For Bromine or indoor pools, it is not necessary to add stabilizer.

SALT RESIDUAL: Your Pool Pilot™ Digital works most efficiently with salt levels between 2500- 3500 ppm (2,5 – 3,5

g/l). If it falls below 2500 ppm (2,5 g/l), the Digital Display will show the proper amount of salt needed to maintain 3000 ppm

(3,0 g/l). Low salt will cause premature deterioration of the Cell blades. For "SEAWATER" pools, your Pool Pilot™ Digital

can handle up to 35,000 ppm (35,0 g/l), however, salt levels above 6000 ppm (6,0 g/l) can be corrosive to metallic fixtures.

CAUTION: Splash out water can leave a high salt concentration as the water evaporates. To prevent any potential salt

damage, periodically hose off the deck, rails, and fixtures to dilute the salt concentration.

BROMINE RESIDUAL: Along with the normal Salt level, add 2lb (0.9 kg) Sodium Bromide (NaBr) per 2000 gallons

(7.5 m³) of water. Your Pool Pilot™ Digital will now generate Bromine to purify your pool. Maintain your bromine level by

checking your salt level. Once your salt falls below the recommended range, we suggest you add 2lb (0.9 kg) sodium bromide

with every 50 lbs (22.5 kg) of salt added. We recommend testing Bromine Purifier levels with an OTO test kit.

SATURATION INDEX (Si): a formula used to ensure that your total water chemistry does not fall into a scale forming

or corrosive condition. Either condition can cause premature damage to the Cell, equipment and cementitious finish. Have

your water professionally tested periodically according to the Saturation Index or use this chart to determine your water

balance.

Temperature

60F 15.6C

66F 18.9C

76F 24.4C

84F 28.9C

94F 34.4C

103F 39.4C

Test your water for pH, Calcium Hardness, Total Alkalinity and TDS levels. Use the equivalent Factor in the Si equation.

Si = +0.3, balanced

Si above + 0.3, scaling, staining or cloudy water conditions.

Si below -0.3, corrosive to metals, etches/deteriorates plaster finishes or skin irritating conditions.

Monitoring and Maintenance

Calcium Hardness: 200 – 400 PPM

Total Alkalinity:

Cyanuric Acid:

Si = pH + TF + CF + AF – Constant

Calcium Hardness

0.4

150

0.5

200

0.6

250

0.7

300

0.8

400

0.9

600

Monthly Checks:

Salt Residual:

80 – 120 PPM

Saturation Index:

60 – 80 PPM

Visual Cell Inspection for wear, scale or debris

Total Alkalinity

1.8

1.9

100

2.0

125

2.1

150

2.2

200

2.4

250

2500 – 3500 PPM

0.3 pH of saturation

TDS

Constant

1.9

Below 1000

2.0

Above 1000

2.1

2.2

2.3

2.4

12.1

12.2