Evolution A15TS, A25TS, A20TS, A30TS, A35TS Installation & Operation Manual

INSTALLATION

& OPERATION MANUAL

Auto Cell Cleaning Model

With Timer: A15TS - A20TS - A25TS - A30TS - A35TS

No Timer: A15 - A20 - A25 - A30 - A35

27/30 Mudgeeraba Road, Worongary Queensland 4213

Phone [phone] Fax [phone]

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www.evolutionwls.com.au

EVOLUTION SALTWATER CHLORINATOR

Foreword

Congratulations on purchasing an Evolution Series Saltwater Chlorinator for your swimming pool.
This system is designed for robust reliability and easy operation to give you many years of trouble
free service.

Please read the instructions thoroughly before operating your unit. If you have any concerns or require
any further assistance, then please to not hesitate to contact our friendly staff or any of our Evolution
distributors.

Chemicals

It is important to note that the Evolution Series chlorinator does not maintain the water chemistry of your
swimming pool water; it simply produces chlorine from a mild salt solution. To ensure that your chemical
balances are within the guidelines listed below you should also have your water tested regularly at your
local pool shop to encourage a sparkling clean healthy pool.

PH 7.2 – 7.4
Total Alkalinity 90ppm – 150ppm
Cyanuric Acid 40ppm – 65ppm
Salt 4000ppm
Chlorine 1.5ppm – 2.0ppm

For the best chlorine results in a balanced pool a salt level of 4000 parts per million (ppm) is required.
This is easily achieved by using the formula below or approximately 20kg of salt per every 5000 litres.

For example:

Pool volume = Length x Width x Average Depth x 1000
= 9m x 4m x 1.5m x 1000
= 54000 litres

Salt required = Pool Volume x 4 (salt level required, 4000ppm)
1000
= 54000 x 4
1000
= 216kg
Or 11 x 20kg bags of pool salt

NB: Before adding salt to your swimming pool, please make sure your Evolution Series Chlorinator
is switched off to avoid overload damage. THIS WILL VOID ALL WARRANTY.
It is recommended to manually add chlorine to your swimming pool on initial startup as a saltwater
chlorinator is designed to maintain Chlorine levels and not run for unnecessary long hours to try
to build an acceptable chlorine level. The manual addition of chlorine may also be required for
unforeseen situations where your swimming pool has required a high chlorine demand, for
example after large bather load.

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Cell Housing Installation

The electrolytic cell housing must be plumbed into the return line after the filter. Please see the installation
diagram, fig.1, below for the preferred method. If a heater is plumbed into the system then the cell housing
must be installed after the heater in the return line to protect the elements or heat exchanger. If a solar
heating system is installed then the cell housing should be fitted after the line going up to the roof and after
the return line coming back from the roof if it rejoins the main swimming pool return.

The cell housing has allocations for either 40mm PVC pipe or 50mm PVC pipe with the use of the supplied
PVC reducing bushes.

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Power Pack Installation

Mounting the Evolution chlorinator power pack is done by either using the supplied mounting bracket
or directly hanging on the wall with screws. If mounting directly on the wall, use the guide notches on
the top vents to position the holes for installation. The chlorinator power pack is to be mounted at least
800mm above ground level.

It is strongly recommended that the unit be installed where it is protected from the elements. Rain and
sunlight will prematurely age your unit. It should also be mounted in a position where it is away from
accidental water spray. The unit should be installed so that adequate air flow can circulate freely around
the power pack to allow the chimney drafting effect to perform efficiently.

Functions

Now that you have installed your Evolution power pack and cell correctly you can learn how to use it.
All Evolution Series chlorinators are fitted with a 240v 10A power socket located on the right hand
underside of the power pack. Your pool pump should be plugged into this socket so that the chlorinator
and pump activate together when the timer switches on at the allocated time settings or in a model
without a timer the pump and chlorinator is controlled by the on/off switch. 7 in fig 2..Failure to plug the
pool pump into this socket could lead to the chlorinator staying on with no water circulation. In case of
water probe failure, over heating and a possible gas build up may occur. This build up may shatter the
cell housing. Please see fig.2 below in regards to function control.

Fig 2.

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