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| Brand | Gre |
| Model | EESB55 |
| Product type | Pool electrolyzer |
| Power supply | 230 V ~ 50/60 Hz |
| Maximum power | 100 W |
| Electrical protection | 30 mA differential circuit breaker, 4 A fuse |
| Recommended salinity range | 3.2 to 4.0 g/L |
| Recommended pH | Below 7.6 |
| Recommended TAC | 10 to 15 °F |
| Recommended stabilizer | 20 to 80 g/m³ (ideal 40 g/m³) |
| Minimum operating temperature | 15 °C |
| Chlorine production | Adjustable by potentiometer (0 to 100) |
| Polarity reversal | Automatic every 4 hours |
| Cell type | Salt electrode, wear part |
| Approximate dimensions (L × H × D) | 300 × 200 × 150 mm |
| Approximate weight | 2.5 kg |
| Protection rating | IPX4 (estimated) |
| Housing materials | UV-resistant plastic |
| Warranty | 2 years (housing and electrode) |
| Manufacturing | France (FLUIDRA INDUSTRY FRANCE) |
| Repairability | Spare parts available (electrode, fuse) |
| Maintenance | Clean electrode with diluted hydrochloric acid if scaling |
| Safety instructions | Installation by a qualified electrician, disconnect before servicing |
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USER MANUAL EESB55 GRE
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FLUIDRA INDUSTRY France
661 Avenue Jean-Baptiste Biot
66000 PERPIGNAN
This machine should not be used by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities, nor by people who have no experience or knowledge of it, unless they benefited from supervision or prior instructions concerning the use of the device, by a person responsible for their safety (NF EN 60335-1/A1).
End-of-life of the machine
If you wish to replace or dispose of the machine, do not discard it as household waste nor put it in your local recycling containers.
On a new machine, this symbol means that the equipment must not be thrown out as trash and should be specifically collected in order to be re-used, recycled or valorized. If it contains substances that are potentially dangerous for the environment, these must be
eliminated or neutralized. You can give the machine to a charitable or social organization which can repair it and put it back in circulation again. If you buy a new machine, you can leave the old one at the point of purchase or request that the delivery company take it back. This is known as a "one for one" return.
If not, bring the machine to a drop-off recycling center, if your locality has set up selective collection of these products.
Give to a social organization
Return the used machine to the distributor when making a new purchase
Leave the used machine at the drop-off recycling
NF EN 60335-1/A1 and 60335-2-108
Note:
The "CE" conformity mark certifies conformity with directive 89/336/CEE relating to electromagnetic compatibility, and directive 2006/95/CE relating to the safety requirements of electrical equipment.
"This machine is conformed to directive IEC/EN 60335-1 +A1:2010"
This machine must be installed on an installation conformed with directive CEI 60364-1.
- working temperature max < 40^
working humidity max <80% without condensation
- the machine must be installed in a well-ventilated place
Characteristics
Model Electrolyseur Sel 101347
230V-50/60Hz
This machine is made in FRANCE by FLUIDRA INDUSTRY FRANCE.
After Sales Service:
FLUIDRA INDUSTRY FRANCE
661 Avenue Jean-Baptiste Biot
66000 PERPIGNAN
FRANCE
At minimum, the spare parts of this product will be available throughout its commercial life, extended of the warranty period.
2. Recommendations
Please respect the following values in the order to ensure the proper operation of this electrolyzer:
| Salt concentration | Recommended | 4,0 g/l |
| Minimum | 3,2 g/l | |
| pH | Recommended less than | 7,6 |
| TAC | Recommended between | 10 et 15 °F |
| Stabilizer | Between | 20 à 80 g/m3 |
| Recommended | 40 g/m3 | |
| Water temperature | Do not operate when water is colder than15°C. | |
| Chlorine concentration | Between 0,5 and 2,5 ppm | |
| Connection | 230 volts-50/60 Hz, P. maxi 100W and must be controlled by the filter pump. | |
3. Installation of the unit
Fixing and electrical connections
Before connecting and electrical energization, the unit must fix to a wall of plant room via the attachment holes in each corner, using the supplied screws and plugs. Make sure it is protected from the weather, avoid direct exposure to sunlight.
The electrical connection must be performed by a qualified electrician and comply with NF C 15-100 (2002 edition).
- The powder supply to the unit:
The system must work at the same time as the filtration pump.
The connection is then made to the filtration pump's contactor via a 4A fuse box.
A chlorinator that is directly connected to a 230 VAC power supply could damage the components of the hydraulic circuit and will not be covered by the warranty.
(Recall, to set the time of filtration, the commonly used formula is equal to the water temperature ÷ 2.
Example: For 28^ water filtration time will be 14 hours).
Power of salt electrode: connect the cable for this purpose. Correctly tighten the nuts. A badly tightened connection will result overheating.
Precautions to be taken before the intervention on the unit:
Isolate the electrical system using a separation device such as energy
- Circuit breaker or disconnect switch.
Device to be installed for protection against short circuits or overcurrent
- Type differential switch 30mA (power to adopt following the installation).
The caliber of the protection device may not exceed 4 A.
Installation schema:
| 1 Electrolyzer |
| 2 Electrode |
| 3 Heating |
| 4 Filter |
| 5 Pump |
| 6 Pool |
| 7 Power box |
| 8 Rail DIN power |
| 9 Breaker |
| 10 Contactors |
| 11 Clock |
| 12 Fuse holder 4A |
| Electrolyzer mode |
| a Open valve |
| b Open valve |
| c Closed valve |
| Wintering mode |
| a Closed valve |
| b Closed valve |
| c Open valve |
Wiring schema:
4. Installation of the vase
The vase must be glued on line (in 050 or 063) that runs towards the swimming pool, after the filter and after the heater or the beginning of the compressor.
Make sure that there is enough space on the removable side of the vase to be able to withdraw the electrode.
Operating:
Front view of the electrolyzer
- Fixed red led: No production, unit to standby potentiometer between 0% and 25% . Wait at least 2 minutes after the standby before putting the unit into production.
- Fixed green led: in production between 25% and 100% . Use the potentiometer to get the desired level of chlorine.
- blinking red led: Default (See Chapter 7 Electrode calcified)
5. Putting into service
Before any operation, pool's water has to be crystalline. Use flocculent if necessary and filter the water then clean your filter.
Stapes to follow for the first start of the device:
a) Turn potentiometer to 100 leaving the filtration 24h / 24 until the desired chlorine level (minimum 0.5ppm ) is reach.
b) Put back automatic filtration and turn potentiometer to 75.
c) Adjust production using the potentiometer according to the level of chlorine desired.
6. Indoor pools or pools with covers
If swimming pool water is not exposed to UV rays, then the chlorine content may become excessive and therefore corrosive.
It should significantly reduce the production of your electrolyzer when the pool is covered (minimum 50% ).
7. Chlorine analysis method
The analysis should be made at approximately the same time and the same place (at a point equidistant between the backflow and the skimmer). The chlorine produced by your salt chlorinator is very volatile and the reading of its content may vary according to different parameters (UV, number of bathers, organic matter, etc.). If there are an exceptionally high number of bathers, then we advise you to switch the filtration to manual mode in order to compensate for chlorine deficit.
8. Checks and maintenance
- Adding salt:
Check the salt level (usually once or twice a week). If the concentration is less than 4g / l , add salt by the calculation next:
$$ Q = (4 - T) \times V $$
Q = quantity of salt to be added in Kg 4 = salt content to be respected T = measured salt content in the pool V = volume of the pool in m3
- Adding chemical products:
Always stop the device before adding chemical products directly to the pool. Wait for the chemical products to dissolve before turning the salt chlorinator on again.
Presence of hydrogen peroxide: This product cancels the chlorine reading for approximately 3 weeks.
The sterilizer produced by your chlorinator is compatible with most swimming-pool water treatment products, with the exception of those containing PHMB polymers. In all cases, stop the chlorinator while you add products and until they have been completely dissolved.
- Wintering:
If the filtration of the pool is maintained during the winter months, we recommend turning the chlorinator off when the temperature falls below 15^ .
- Checking chlorine level:
This material is by no means a chlorine regulator. The chlorine level can vary significantly depending on the temperature, attendance, chemicals introduced into the pool water...
A regular control of chlorine in the pool water is necessary. Adjust chlorine production if needed in accordance with paragraph 4.
Warning:
If you later add a shelter over your pool, such as a telescopic shelter, remember to adjust chlorine production if necessary by reducing the power delivered to the electrode.
The electrode must have a clean appearance without lime scale encrustations. If need be, descale the electrode by placing it in a solution containing 80% water and 20% chlorhydric acid. Then check why the electrode got encrusted:
Salt concentration too low
- Setting too low potentiometer
- Unit inversion fault
pH too high
These anomalies are indicated by the blinking red led.
- Cleaning the pool drainage filter:
Stop the chlorinator during any handling of the filter's valve: cleaning, rinsing, emptying...
9. Instructions for use of the electrode
The electrode is a wear part which depends on the following factors longevity:
Rate of salt :
Never operate the electrolyzer with a salt content of less than 3.2g / l
Water temperature and wintering :
Cut operation as soon as the water temperature drops to 15^ .
If continuous filtration during the cold period, remove the electrode from the vase and replace the plug supplied for this purpose.
- Settings
Adjust chlorine production using the potentiometer and according to the desired rate.
- Reverse polarity :
Polarity reversal is carried out every 4 hours. To manually reverse the polarity of the potentiometer set the cursor to 0. Wait 2 minutes before repositioning the button to the desired level of production.
10. The chemical reaction of the electrolyzer
The electrode under the action of the electric current dissociates molecule of salt (NaCl) chlorine ions (NaOCl) and sodium.
The chlorine ions (sodium hypochlorite - NaOCl), in contact with water (H2O), is divided into chlorine (hypochlorous acid - HOCI) and sodium hydroxide (NaOH). It is the active chlorine (the hypochlorous acid - HOCI), which is the active ingredient and disinfectant
11. Warranty
The electrolysis unit is warranted by the manufacturer against manufacturing faults for a minimum period of 2 years counting from the delivery date.
Electrode: minimum 2 year warranty. This warranty does not cover breakdowns caused by negligence, improper use, improper installation, modification, disassembly, corrosion, failure to undertake maintenance or wintering, misuse, flooding, lightning strike or damage following a fall or blow.
Return all equipment for overhaul or repair is postage paid by the user.
The manufacturer reserves the right to change, without prior notice, shape, design or appearance of products.
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FLUIDRA INDUSTRY France
661 Avenue Jean-Baptiste Biot
66000 PERPIGNAN
FLUIDRA INDUSTRY France
661 Avenue Jean-Baptiste Biot
66000 PERPIGNAN
The products listed above are in compliance with the safety prescriptions :
NF EN 61326-1 (2006) Electromagnetic compatibility Directive (EMC).
2005/95/EC Low voltage Directive.
CEI/EN 60335-1 (2010) European Directive.
CEI/EN 60335-2-108 (2008) European Directive.
