Cal Spas Cal Salt Spa Sanitation System Посібник з експлуатації - Сторінка 6
Переглянути онлайн або завантажити pdf Посібник з експлуатації для Аксесуари Cal Spas Cal Salt Spa Sanitation System. Cal Spas Cal Salt Spa Sanitation System 16 сторінок.
Друкувати сторінкуControl Panel Function
1.
When the spa power is turned on:
All three LED lights and the display will be ON for
approximately 3 seconds while the unit self-tests.
2.
Normal Operation:
If your salt level is within proper range 2000-2500
ppm, the Green light LED will display solid GREEN
and the display will show the operation hours
per day. This indicates power is being delivered
from the power supply unit to the cell and is
producing sanitizer. Your spa is being sanitized by
Hypochlorous Acid (chlorine).
While sanitizer is being produced, bubbles can
be seen coming from the cell
3.
Abnormal Conditions:
The LED lights will flash rapidly and/or the display
will also flash to indicate a problem or failure. For
further explanation of the abnormal conditions,
please refer to the Troubleshooting Guide.
4.
Chlorine Output Control:
The Chlorine output is controlled by adjusting
the Timer of the power supply. The Timer
determines the amount of hours per day the unit
is in operation in order to maintain the chlorine
residuals as needed.
The output is only regulated by the chlorine timer.
It operates independently from your filter pump
run time.
NOTE: Any interruption of electrical power will cause the current memory cycle to
reset when power is restored.
CHLORINE ADJUSTMENT
After everything is set up, the display will show you a default screen with the current
hours of operation per day. You may change this setting anytime by holding down
the
button for 3 seconds straight. (See figure.) The display will flash, indicating
it is now ready for time-setting changes. To determine the proper chlorine timer setting
for your spa, measure the free chlorine level every day. Adjust the time accordingly
to achieve 2.0-4.0 PPM of Free Chlorine. It is advised to check the chlorine level daily
to make sure the spa is properly sanitized. Weather, bather load, and sunlight have a
major influence on the chlorine demand of the spa water.
NOTE: If the spa has reached an undesirable amount of chlorine, it is recommended
to lower the amount of hours per day to zero. Check chlorine levels each day until
the desired level is reached. Adjust the settings to maintain the chlorine level in
within the desired limit.
6
for 3 seconds
for 3 seconds
the
desired level is achieved.
the
desired level is achieved.
Control Panel
Recommended Spa water conditions
Salt level: 2000 - 2500 ppm:
Free Chlorine 2.0 - 4.0 ppm (Ideal 3.0 -4.0 ppm):
pH: 7.2 - 7-8 (Ideal 7.4 - 7.6):