General Overview; Installation; Chlorinator Control Installation; Cell Installation - Astralpool APR-3 Serie Instrucciones De Funcionamiento

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1.0 General Overview

Congratulations! You have purchased an AstralPool APR series Chlorinator. Please read the
instructions carefully and your purchase will provide you with years of trouble free use.
Your AstralPool APR Chlorinator works by converting some of the salt in your pool into
chlorine which starts to destroy algae, bacteria and viruses in your pool water thereby sanitising
your pool. As part of the process, the chlorine is converted back into salt and hence salt is not
consumed.
Your APR Chlorinator control has many features to ensure simple operation of your chlorinator
and filtration system. It has a clever Spa mode to ensure that the right level of chlorine is
produced whilst you are enjoying a spa.
Note: The Chlorinator is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without
supervision. Please ensure that young children are supervised to ensure that they do not play
with the Chlorinator.

2.0 Installation

2.1 Chlorinator Control Installation

The APR Chlorinator control has a Rating of IP24 enabling it to be installed outdoors.
Regulations require that the control is not allowed to be located within 3 metres of the pool
water.
The control should be installed in a well ventilated position ideally away from direct sunlight.
Ensure that the unit is not located near pool chemicals as fumes may damage the control.
Included in the kit is two green masonry plugs and screws. When installing on a brick or
concrete wall, use a 7mm masonry drill. Mounting Screws should be 180mm apart and located
at least 1500mm above ground level.
When installing the control on a post, first attach a flat waterproof panel at least 300mm wide
by 500mm long. Make sure the control is located centrally on the panel and sits flat.
Plug the plug into a suitable weatherproof outlet and then plug the pump into the Chlorinator
control.
Note: The pump current rating must not exceed 8 amps.

2.2 Cell Installation

The chlorinator cell must be located last in the pipe work just prior to the return to the pool. If
valves are installed between the Chlorinator and the pool outlet, it is essential that they cannot
deadhead the pump. If the pressure in the cell exceeds 150kPa and/or the water temperature
exceeds 40 degrees C, the cell may fail.
WARNING: Never install the cell before the pump or heater
APR Salt Chlorinator (V3)
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