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Safety Precautions

Brine / Additive Formulas

Ventilation Risks

Electrolyzed water contains small quantities of hydrogen gas (H2), chlorine dioxide gas 

(ClO2), and ozone gas (O3) that is released from solution into the air. These gases, if 

accumulated, can be explosive. Electrolyzed water contains free chlorine molecules. 

Free chlorine molecules have the potential to form chlorine gas (Cl2) when the pH of 

the solution becomes acidic. Chlorine gas, if inhaled, can cause respiratory irritation 

or injury and is a health risk. Equipment must be installed in a ventilated area to avoid 

the accumulation of gases. Do not install equipment near heat sources over 400°C 

(750°F)

Electric Shock and Fire Risks

Only use certified outlets. Do not place the equipment in water or allow the equipment 

to be exposed to external sources of water. Do not operate equipment if electric cord 

is damaged. Do not operate equipment in environments of relative humidity greater 

than 95%. In the event of an electric shock or fire, equipment must be removed from 

the power source immediately.

Formula #

HOCl Solution

Formula Instructions

1

Using Formula #1 the system will generate a free 

chlorine solution in which over 25% of the chlorine 

molecules will be hypochlorous acid (HOCl). 

p

H below 8

   **

GOOD**

   >25% of FAC is HOCl

When using reverse osmosis (RO) water that has a 

pH less than 6 as the system inflow water, the pH 

of the HOCl solution will be improved.

pH below 7   **BETTER**  >70% of FAC is HOCl

Formulation

• 28% Food Grade Salt (NaCl).

• 72% Water (tap water, reverse osmosis or distilled)

When preparing 2-Liter additive tank:

1. Add 550 g (≈2 cups) of salt*

2. Fill remainder with water (1400 mL)

3. Shake until salt fully dissolved

* No iodine or other additives (ie. kosher salt)

2

Using Formula #2 the system will generate a free 

chlorine solution in which over 70% of the chlorine 

molecules will be hypochlorous acid (HOCl). 

pH below 7   **BETTER**  >70% of FAC is HOCl

Formulation

• 28% Food Grade Salt (NaCl).

• 72% Food Grade 5% White Distilled Vinegar

When preparing 2-Liter additive tank:

1. Add 550 g (≈2 cups) of salt*

2. Fill remainder with 5% distilled vinegar (1400 mL)

3. Shake until salt fully dissolved

* No iodine or other additives (ie. kosher salt)

3

Using Formula #3 the system will generate a free 

chlorine solution in which over 90% of the chlorine 

molecules will be hypochlorous acid (HOCl). 

pH below 6.5   **BEST**  >90% of FAC is HOCl

pH 4.5-5.5   **OPTIMAL**  >99% of FAC is HOCl

ATTENTION: 

Proper personal protective gear required when 

preparing additive with hydrochloric acid (HCl).

Formulation

2

1.5

% food grade salt (NaCl).

• 7

5

% Water (tap water, reverse osmosis or distilled)

3.5

% hydrochloric acid (HCl).

When preparing 2-Liter additive tank:

1.

Add 

430

 g (≈2 cups) of salt*

2.

Add 1

5

00

 mL of water

3.

Shake until salt fully dissolved

4.

Add 

70

 mL of hydrochloric acid (HCl)**

* No iodine or other additives (ie. kosher salt)

**Use technical grade HCl (32%) for general sanitation. For food

contact, must use FCC grade HCl (35-37%).

Summary of Contents for 240

Page 1: ...OPERATION MANUAL EcoloxTech 240 System EcoloxTech Tel 1 954 900 6070 service ecoloxtech com Last Update May 1 2020 ...

Page 2: ...tons and Display Page 4 Operational Modes Page 4 Settings Performance Page 5 System Alarms Page 5 Safety Precautions Page 6 Additive Formulas Page 6 Changing Additive Page 7 Controlling Concentration Page 7 Measuring Concentration Page 10 Routine Maintenance Page 10 ...

Page 3: ...free available chlorine FAC Ampere Settings 13 to 22 amp Pump Speed Settings 0 to 19 max speed to min speed Ambient Temperature 5 to 50 C 41 to 122 F Feed Water Brine Temperature 10 to 30 C 50 to 86 F Inflow Water Brine Water Quality Hardness less than 80 ppm required Hardness over 80 ppm will damage electrolysis cells Humidity Less than 96 Relative Humidity RH Minimum Flow Rate 1 L min Maximum Wa...

Page 4: ...Setting to standard mode 1 Press and hold Set button for 3 seconds and release 2 Press Reset button once 3 Press and hold Mode button for 3 seconds and release Level Mode This mode must be used when connecting the system to a holding tank using a float sensor The system will automatically stop running when the water level rises to the level to activate the float sensor Setting to level mode 1 Pres...

Page 5: ...an adjustable setting The range is from 0 to 19 Lower settings will increase the pump speed and thus increase the additive dosed into the electrolysis cell For most purposes the pump speed should be kept in mid range Adjusting the pump speed 1 Press and hold Set button for 3 seconds and release LED display will begin to blink 2 Press Mode button until pump speed PS setting is displayed 3 Press Set...

Page 6: ...stem inflow water the pH of the HOCl solution will be improved pH below 7 BETTER 70 of FAC is HOCl Formulation 28 Food Grade Salt NaCl 72 Water tap water reverse osmosis or distilled When preparing 2 Liter additive tank 1 Add 550 g 2 cups of salt 2 Fill remainder with water 1400 mL 3 Shake until salt fully dissolved No iodine or other additives ie kosher salt 2 Using Formula 2 the system will gene...

Page 7: ...ange the concentration 1 Flow Rate L min controlled by blue valve allowing feed water to flow into system 2 Ampere A controlled by system settings 3 Pump Speed PS controlled by system settings 17 5 A 22 0 A 111 ppm 131 ppm 116 ppm 136 ppm 120 ppm 142 ppm 125 ppm 147 ppm 131 ppm 153 ppm 136 ppm 160 ppm 17 5 A 22 0 A 10 PS 83 ppm 98 ppm 8 PS 87 ppm 102 ppm 6 PS 90 ppm 106 ppm 4 PS 94 ppm 111 ppm 2 P...

Page 8: ...g Additive Formula 2 Distilled White Vinegar and Food Grade Salt Flow Rate 2 0 3 0 L min Using Additive Formula 2 Distilled White Vinegar and Food Grade Salt Flow Rate 3 5 5 0 L min 10 PS 8 PS 6 PS 4 PS 2 PS 0 PS pH Raise pH Lower pH Pump Speed PS 10 PS 8 PS 6 PS 4 PS 2 PS 0 PS pH Raise pH Lower pH Pump Speed PS 10 PS 8 PS 6 PS 4 PS 2 PS 0 PS pH Raise pH Lower pH Pump Speed PS 10 PS 8 PS 6 PS 4 PS...

Page 9: ... Rate 1 0 1 5 L min Using Additive Formula 3 Water Food Grade Salt and HCl Flow Rate 2 0 3 0 L min Using Additive Formula 3 Water Food Grade Salt and HCl Flow Rate 3 5 5 0 L min pH Raise pH Lower pH Pump Speed PS 10 PS 8 PS 6 PS 4 PS 2 PS 0 PS pH Raise pH Lower pH Pump Speed PS 10 PS 8 PS 6 PS 4 PS 2 PS 0 PS pH Raise pH Lower pH Pump Speed PS Lowering the flow rate will increase the ppm Raising th...

Page 10: ...ity of the inflow water If the hardness of the inflow water is less than 80 ppm scale will build up very slowly and the system may not require maintenance for many years Using the incorrect salt can cause mineral scale to build up very quickly If mineral scale does build up the electrical current required to generate a free chlorine solution of hypochlorous acid will be disrupted When to do Mainte...

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