LIMPIDO Z :
QUICK START
QUICK START
OF THE DEVICE :
HIGH OR LOW SALT LEVEL WARNINGS & BACKWASH
ENTER
ELECTROLYSE MENU
For a quick and efficient start of the electrolysis system, use the mode
Production=ON
. This mode will allow to
control the device together with the filtration system.
ENTER
pH MENU
Set regulation on pH
Dosage ph = pH-
to bring pH down.
Set regulation on pH
Dosage ph = pH+
to bring pH up.
The
pH=ON
mode is a continuous functioning mode which must be used only for pump priming.
NEVER LEAVE THIS SETTING ON
, otherwise the pH bottle would empty quickly.
The device is provided with a safety on pH injection, which allows to set a maximum daily volume not to be
exceeded. For example, in a 40m3 pool, a daily dose of 0.3 litre/24h is enough. This setting can be done in the
pH menu:
V/24h=0.3L
.
SHORT FILTRATION POWER CUTS :
Warning : short power cuts (less than 1 minute) on the filtration pump or on 230V may lead to default of
the device. This default stops chlorine production but is not harmful to the device
When you face « lack of salt » of « high salt level », cut off the device for 5 minutes, then restart
the device after checking the electrolysis setting is not OFF. This operation can be enough to remove
the warning. If the default remains, check the real salt level into the pool as described in page 6 of the
user’s guide.
IN CASE OF BACKWASH :
Turn off the device while backwashing the filter. The device should remain turned off during backwash
(5 minutes)
For a correct setup of the probes, use
ZELIA-POD and connect the ground socket
of the ZELIA-POD on a ground rod which
is independent from the safety ground
equipment of the house. This independent
ground system must be as good as pos-
sible in order to increase the efficiency of
the probes (reading and lifetime).
USING INSTRUCTIONS
Injection pH
pH injection
Sonde pH
pH probe
Sonde ORP
ORP probe
PoolTerre intégré
Earthing device
Z3
Only
For a more precise electrolysis, use the mode
Production=REG
which will allow to control chlorine
production according to pool RedOx. See the instructions leaflet, on page 12 to buffer the RedOx probe and
to set the RedOx set value
