Pentair STA-RITE SC-75P User manual

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INSTALLATION GUIDE / INSTALLATIEHANDLEIDING
BEDIENUNGSANTLEITUNG / GUIDE D’INSTALLATION
GUIA DE INSTALACION / GUIDE ALL’INSTALLAZIONE
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SALT CHLORINATOR
SC75™
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
AQUATIC SYSTEMS G-INSB-SC75 (Rev. 12/2015)

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Customer Support
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Website : www.pentairpooleurope.com
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Declaraon of conformity
We declare, under our sole responsibility, that the product idened in this declaraon, and to which this declaraon relates,
are in conformity with the protecon requirements of Council Direcve 2006/42/EEG
The manufacturer, Pentair, has the right to modify the products without previous noce for as far as the character-
iscs are not really changed by this.
© 2015 Pentair, Inc. All rights reserved. This document is subject to change without noce.
Trademarks and disclaimers: All Pentair trademarks and logos are owned by Pentair, Inc. Sta-Rite™, SC-75™, IntelliPool®,
ControlPro™, Rainbow®, Eco Select® and Pentair Aquac Systems™ are trademarks of Pentair Inc. and/or its aliated com-
panies in the United States and/ or other countries. Unless expressly noted, names and brands of third pares that may be
used in this document are not used to indicate an aliaon or endorsement between the owners of these names and
brands and Pentair Inc. Those names and brands may be the trademarks or registered trademarks of those third pares.
Failure to follow the instrucons in this manual may result in serious adverse health eects, or even serious or fatal
injury. Failure to follow the instrucons in this manual will in all cases invalidate all guarantees and liability on the
part of the manufacturer. INSTALLERS, OPERATORS AND OWNERS MUST READ THESE WARNINGS AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THE
OWNER’S MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS CLEANER. THESE WARNINGS AND THE OWNER’S MANUAL MUST BE LEFT WITH THE
HOME OWNER.
Aenon Installer: This guide contains important informaon about the installaon, operaon and safe use of this product. This informaon
should be given to the owner and/or operator of this equipment aer installaon of the salt chlorinator.
Aenon User: This manual contains important informaon that will help you in operang and maintaining this salt chlorinator. Please
retain it for future reference. Consult Pentair with any quesons regarding this equipment.
Before installing this product, read and follow all warning noces and instrucons which are included. Failure to follow safety warnings
and instrucons can result in severe injury, death, or property damage. Visit www.pentairpooleurope.com for addional free copies
of these instrucons.
Consumer Informaon and Safety
This salt chlorinator is designed and manufactured to provide many years of safe and reliable service when installed, operated and
maintained according to the informaon in this manual. Throughout the manual, safety warnings and cauons are idened by the
“ ” symbol. Be sure to read and comply with all of the warnings and cauons.
To reduce the risk of injury, do not permit children to use this product.
Service should only executed by a qualied service professional.
CHLORINE GAS BUILDUP CAN OCCUR WITH IMPROPER WIRING: To reduce the risk of personal injury the SC-75 Salt
Chlorinator Power Center muct be installed on and wired to the load side of the me clock, electronically controlled
switch, or relay load side, so that it will receive power only when the pool pump is on. Otherwise, dangerous chlorine gas buildup can
occur. The unit should never be energized when the pool pump is OFF and water is not owing through the unit.
Never operate the SC-75 without proper ow or water circulaon. A build-up of ammable gases will result in hazardous condions.
SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is for use with permanently installed pool and may also be used with hot tubs and spas if so
marked. Do not use with storable or steel pools. A permanently installed pool is constructed in or on the ground or in
a building such that it cannot be readily disassembled for storage. A storable pool is constrcuted so that it is capable of being readily
disassembled for storage and reassembled to its original integrity.
IMPORTANT WARNING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Important Noce:
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IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - CONTINUED
When mixing acid with water, ALWAYS ADD ACID TO WATER. NEVER ADD WATER TO ACID.
Use of chemicals other than those recommended may be hazardous. Even proper use of the recommended chemicals
can be hazardous. Follow the Chemical Manufacturer’s Instrucons.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, install SC-75 Salt Chlorinator a minimum of 1.5m away from the inside wall of the
pool. Install the unit a minimum of 1m away from the heater outlet.
Salt is an inherently corrosive material. While the levels of salt, required for proper operaon of the SC-75™ Salt Chlo-
rinator, are relavely low when compared to sea water and other salt soluons, placing any amount of salt in your
pool increases the likelihood of corrosion or other deterioraon of pool equipment and any surfaces used in and around your pool.
Metal parts (including metal pools) and certain natural and man-made surfaces are parcularly suscepble to corrosion and dete-
rioraon when used in and around salt water pools. Pentair Aquac Systems (“Pentair”) does not represent or otherwise guarantee
that the proper use of the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator will prevent corrosion or other deterioraon of pool equipment and any surfaces
used in and around your pool. Consult your experienced pool professional, who should be able to advise you on the proper material
selecon, installaon techniques for those materials, and the proper use, care and maintenance of those materials for your specic
pool type and locaon in order to minimize the corrosion and deterioraon that is inherent in and around salt water pools.
Limited Warranty Terms & Condions
Before installing your SC-75, review and understand all warnings, safety and warranty informaon in this guide. Failure to follow these
instrucons or improper installaon of the cleaner can result in damage to the pool nish or the vinyl liner, Pentair Aquac Systems
disclaims any liability for repairs or replacement to any of these structures or components of the customer’s pool.
Limited Warranty : 2 years
Further details : www.pentairpooleurope.com
Disclaimer of Liability - About your Pool and equipment
There are a multude of factors that contribute to the life of your pool.
Please be aware that over me, deterioraon, discoloraon and brileness of any pool nish can be caused separately by, or in combinaon
with, age, an imbalance in pool water chemistry, improper installaon and other factors.
The same situaon holds true for vinyl-lined in-ground swimming pools, because vinyl liners are also aected by the environment and
factors such as pool water chemistry, sunlight and the pool’s surroundings. Therefore over me, vinyl can become brile and weak. In
addion, vinyl-lined pools are aected by the workmanship, composion and installaon of the liner and the workmanship and quality of
construcon of the supporng walls and pool base. These are all factors which can contribute to liner failure. The manufacturer disclaims
any liability for repairs or replacement to any of these structures or components of the customer’s pool.
The pool owner must assume all responsibility for the condion and maintenance of the pool’s surface, water and deck.
Before the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is installed, please take a moment to record the serial number. You will be asked for this num-
ber when you contact our Technical Support Department.
SERIAL #__________________________________

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SC-75™Salt Chlorinator OVERVIEW
The SC-75 Salt Chlorinator uses a process known as electrolysis to produce chlorine gas which immediately dissolves into a
soluon to create Hypochlorite and Hypochlorous acid pool and spa water sanizer from a low concentraon of salt added
to the pool water. Hypochlorite and Hypochlorous kill bacteria, oxidizes organic material, and kills algae, then reverts back to
salt. The SC-75 then reuses the salt and the process starts over again. The SC-75 system is comprised of Cell and Power Center.
The SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is designed only to produce chlorine. The unit does not monitor or control chlorine
levels in the pool or spa water. It is the pool owner’s responsibility for monitoring and maintaining free
chlorine levels at the APSP recommended range of 2.0 to 4.0 parts per million (ppm). It is the pool owner’s responsibility
to check, on a regular basis, the free chlorine level while the pool pump is running, and adjust the SC-75 accordingly.
Salt is an inherently corrosive material. While the levels of salt required for proper operaon of the SC-
75 Salt Chlorinator are relavely low when compared to sea water and other salt soluons, placing any
amount of salt in your pool increases the likelihood of corrosion or other deterioraon of pool equipment and any sur-
faces used in and around your pool. Metal parts (including steel pools) and certain natural and man-made surfaces are
parcularly suscepble to corrosion and deterioraon when used in and around salt water pools. Pentair Aquac Sys-
tems (“Pentair”) does not represent or otherwise guarantee that the proper use of the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator will pre-
vent corrosion or other deterioraon of pool equipment and any surfaces used in and around your pool. Consult your
experienced pool professional, who should be able to advise you on the proper material selecon, installaon tech-
niques for those materials, and the proper use, care and maintenance of those materials for your specic pool type
and locaon in order to minimize the corrosion and deterioraon that is inherent in and around salt water pools.
FOR ALL NEWLY CONSTRUCTED OR RESURFACED PLASTER POOLS: Do not operate the SC-
75 with newly poured or resurfaced pool plaster. Salt is a corrosive element and severe salt
damage can occur to your pool. Wait at least ONE (1) MONTH aer construcon to allow plaster to cure before
adding salt and operang SC-75. Follow the pool surface manufacturer’s guidelines for your specic pool.
FOR NEW VINYL LINER POOLS, contact the manufacturer for recommended guidelines before adding salt and operang
the SC-75.
SC-75 System Components
An SC-75 Salt Chlorinator system consists of one or more of the following ;
• Y1146: Designed for pools up to 75.000liters. the cell will produce the equivalent of 0.45Kg of pure chlorine per
24hours of connuous pool pump run me.
• SC-75P : Power Center. Provides power to the SC-75 cell.
SC-75 Salt Chlorinator Control Panel and Cell Descripon
The SC-75 includes a control panel with buons and LED indicators to control the unit and produce chlorine. The SC-75
measures the water temperature and salt level to produce chlorine at the dened output. If the salt level in the pool water
is too low (red on salt display), the cell is turned o unl salt is added to the pool. The controller has a self-cleaning cycle
which reverses the cell polarity, reducing calcium buildup. This feature turns the cell on and o at regular intervals to minimize
calcium and scale buildup and further maximizes cell life.
The SC-75 contains the control electronics and bipolar electrodes that electrically produce chlorine when energized with DC
current. Chlorine is generated as pool water containing salt passes through the cell. The chlorine producon can be varied
by either adjusng the sanizer output level on the control panel and/or by varying the number of hours the unit is on each
day. The SC-75 automacally reverses the cell electrode blades every few hours to help clean the cell. This process does
not interrupt the producon of Chlorine. The SC-75 also contains a mechanical ow sensor to ensure the proper amount
of water is passing through the cell to allow chlorinaon to occur. The SC-75 automacally measures the water salinity and
temperature and displays three (3) salinity ranges on the control panel using LED indicators. The KECG includes a 3m. cable
for connecon to the Power Center.

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• Flow Sensor: A ow sensor assures that there will always be adequate water ow through the SC-75. If the SC-75 is not
properly plumbed and/or does not receive adequate water ow, no chlorine will be produced.
• Temperature Sensor: To protect the SC-75 from operaon and potenal damage when the temperature of the pool water
falls below 11° C, ±1.67° C, the temperature sensor switches the cell o, illuminates the COLD WATER light and no chlorine
will be produced.
• Salt Sensor: Two (2) salt sensor probes in the SC-75 are acvated each me the SC-75 is switched on and again during
every 12 hours of connuous running. At each of those mes, the salt level LED indicator lights ash in a scrolling sequence
for two (2) minutes to indicate that the SC-75 is in analysis mode. Aer two (2) minutes, the LED indicators lights will signal
one (1) of three (4) salinity ranges. For more informaon, see “Salt Level Status LEDs”.
Note: The salt sensor reading is within +/- 500 ppm accuracy.
SC-75 Power Center
The power supply is connected with the pool circulaon pump electrical source so that the SC-75 only operates when the
pool pump is on. The Power Center should be mounted vercally on the wall up to three (3) meter away from the cell. The
Power Center contains the transformer, fuse, and connector to the cell. A fuse holder is mounted on the boom of the Power
Center for addional protecon. There are no other controls or lights on the Power Center. For informaon about installing
and proper use of the Power Center, see the “SC-75 Power Center Installaon Guide” .
The SC-75 Power
Center does NOT
control the pump. The SC-75 Salt
Chlorinator only produces chlorine
when the pool pump is on.
Before plugging or
unplugging the SC-
75 Salt Chlorinator to the Power
Center, rst switch o the AC
power to the Power Center.
Loop Plumbing Diagram
The SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is designed to operate with water ow rates from 5.7 m³/h to not exceed 24 m³/h. For ow rates
over 18 m³/h minute you must use a bypass loop (as shown below) for best chlorine producon. Installaons with ow
rates over 18m³/h include those that have in-oor cleaning systems or booster pumps. These systems MUST use a bypass
loop with the SC-75 with a ow control valve that assures that the ow through the SC-75 is maintained within its designed
operang water ow rates.
Bypass Loop
FLOW
OUT
FLOW
IN
VALVE
FLOW IN FLOW OUT
Flow Control Valve
“UPWARD FLOW”
NOT TO SCALE
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SC-75 Plumbing Diagram
Plumbing the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator:
• Always install the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator AFTER the lter and heater. The SC-75 should be no closer than 1m away from
the heater outlet.
• If the SC-75 is installed on a pool/spa combinaon system, install (see diagram below) the SC-75 BEFORE the pool/spa
return valve to allow proper chlorinaon of both the pool and spa and also to avoid creang gas traps in the pipes.
NOT TO SCALE
Note: For best ow, provide
at least 30 to 45cm of straight
pipe in front of the cell inlet.

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Secon 1
SC-75 Control Panel
SALT STATUS LED INDICATORS
The SC-75 salt level checks the pool water daily and displays the levels as follows:
GREEN LED: Good Salt. The pool water salt level is between 2800ppm and 4500ppm, and the SC-75 is producing chlorine.
SC-75 salt LED should always be showing GREEN level for opmum results. Ideal salt level is 3400ppm.
GREEN LED (FLASHING): Salt level is above 4500ppm. Chlorine is being produced but the salt level is too high which increases
the risk of corrosion and deterioraon of pool equipment and surfaces in and around the pool. Pool water needs to be
drained and relled 300 mm at a me unl the salt level is below 4500ppm.
RED LED: Low salt. The water salt level is below 2800ppm. The SC-75 will be producing chlorine at a reduced eciency. It
is recommended to add salt (*)
FLASHING RED LED: Very low salt. The water salt level has dropped below 2600ppm. The SC-75 will not produce chlorine
unl salt is added. The SC-75 is o. (*)
(*) Aer every salt addion, pump should run for at least 24 hours for proper diluon. Salinity readings should only be taken
aer the 24 hour diluon period.
STATUS LED INDICATORS
CELL: SHOWS THE STATUS OF THE SC-75
GREEN FLASHING: The SC-75 needs to be inspected. The blades may be calcied. The SC-75 will not be producing chlorine.
GREEN: SC-75 is performing good and producing chlorine
NO LIGHT: The SC-75 is o and not producing chlorine. It may be in an o cycle of the sanizing process and will return on
in due course.
RED: The SC-75 is in “Standby” mode (system o, no chlorine generaon) due to cold weather condion. The SC-75 will
resume chlorine producon once the water temperature goes above 11 ° C.
FLOW: THIS LIGHT INDICATES THE STATUS OF THE WATER FLOWING THROUGH THE SC-75
RED: Insucient water ow through the SC-75, no chlorine is being produced.
GREEN: Sucient water owing through the SC-75, chlorine is being produced.
OUTPUT LED INDICATORS
The three (3) LED indicators display as a bar graph to show in increments, the percentage of me the chlorine is produced
per hour of pump run me. In BOOST mode, these LEDs blink from boom to top.
Note: If no LEDs are lit, the output is set to 0% and the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is not producing chlorine.
• 0% 0 LED lit - No chlorine produced - SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is o.
• 33.3% 1 LED lit - Produces chlorine 33% of each hour of pump run me.
• 66.6% 2 LED lit - Produces chlorine 66% of each hour of pump run me.
• 100% 3 LED lit - Produces chlorine 100% of each hour of pump run me.

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More and Less Output Buons
The More and Less buons control the percentage of me of each hour that the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is producing chlorine
while the pump is on (see Sanizer Output LED indicators above). The lights act as a bar graph: the more lights that are on,
the more chlorine is produced. Flip the panel cover up to access the More, Less and Boost On/O buons. To exit Boost
mode, press and hold both the buons.
More: Increases the me the cell produces chlorine.
Less: Decreases the me the cell produces chlorine.
Boost On/O: Press and hold both the More and Less buons together to acvate Boost mode on or o. Boost mode sets the
sanizer output to run 100% for the next 24 hours of pool pump run me. If the me clock switches o the pump cycle, then
switches power back on the next day, Boost mode will connue unl 24 hours has elapsed since Boost mode was turned on
or Boost mode is canceled by the user. The Sanizer Output display will show a paern LED display to indicate Boost mode.
Self-Cleaning
The self-cleaning feature reduces scale buildup on the blades of the SC-75. The self-cleaning cycle tends to reduce the life
of the SC-75, therefore, it should be used only to the extent necessary to minimize the scale buildup on the blades. The self-
cleaning cycle can be adjusted to run every 3, 4, or 5 hours, whichever is the opmal for your parcular pool condions in
order to minimize scale buildup but maximize the life of the SC-75. It is factory set to two (2) hours for the rst 30 days of
operaon, then automacally switches to three (3) hours. To change the self-cleaning cycle, press and hold the LESS buon
for three (3) seconds. The sanizer output display will show the number of hours in a bar graph style. The number of output
LEDs lit is the number of reverse hours. Pressing More or Less buon will change this seng.

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Secon 2
Pool Water Chemistry, Condions and Precauons
This secon describes the startup procedure and operang instrucons for SC-75 Salt Chlorinator.
Pool Water Chemistry, Condions and Precauons
1. New Pool Water: A recently lled or newly-renished pool may contain undesirable maer. This undesirable maer
could interfere with SC-75’s ability to chlorinate properly. Make sure the water is tested by a pool professional and properly
balanced before switching on the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator.
Salt is an inherently corrosive material. While the levels of salt required for proper operaon of the SC-75
Salt Chlorinator are relavely low when compared to sea water and other salt soluons, placing any amount
of salt in your pool increases the likelihood of corrosion or other deterioraon of pool equipment and any surfaces used in
and around your pool. Metal parts (including steel pools) and certain natural and man-made surfaces are parcularly
suscepble to corrosion and deterioraon when used in and around salt water pools. Pentair Aquac Systems (“Pentair”)
does not represent or otherwise guarantee that the proper use of the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator will prevent corrosion or other
deterioraon of pool equipment and any surfaces used in and around your pool. Consult your experienced pool professional,
who should be able to advise you on the proper material selecon, installaon techniques for those materials, and the proper
use, care and maintenance of those materials for your specic pool type and locaon in order to minimize the corrosion and
deterioraon that is inherent in and around salt water pools.
2. Super Chlorinaon burns out the swimmer waste that has combined with chlorine. This frees the chlorine for sanizing.
This is accomplished by raising the chlorine level quickly and dramacally. When the chlorine level is raised to ten (10) mes
the amount of combined chlorine (usually 5 to 10 ppm) the pool water is said to have been super chlorinated. As pool
water is connuously passed through the SC-75 while the unit is powered on, all pool water inside the SC-75 is being super
chlorinated. When the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is used on pools, the pool water sparkles and does not burn the eyes because
of the absence of chloramines.
Note: On inial start-up of a pool, it is best to super chlorinate using an outside source, i.e., use a shock treatment
available at your local pool supplier.
3. Chloramines should not be present in pool water. Chloramines are formed when ammonia (which is found in urine and
sweat) combine with free chlorine. This es up the free chlorine in your pool and does not allow the chlorine in your pool to
disinfect. Chloramines also burn the eyes and are foul smelling. Super Chlorinate to remove chloramines at the inial start-up
of the pool and as needed to maintain proper levels of free chlorine.
4. Cyanuric acid is needed in outdoor pools to help to stabilize and maintain proper levels of chlorine. 90% of unstabilized
chlorine is destroyed by the UV radiaon from the sun within two hours. Cyanuric acid stabilizes chlorine in water from UV
degradaon. When using the SC-75, the cyanuric acid level should be maintained between 30-50 ppm. See Table 2.
NOTE: DO NOT USE CYANURIC ACID IN INDOOR POOLS.
5. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS): Adding salt to pool water will raise the TDS level. While this does not adversely aect the
pool water chemistry or clarity, the pool water professional tesng for TDS must be made aware salt has been added to the
SC-75 system. The individual performing the TDS test may then subtract the salinity level to arrive at a TDS level that would
be compable to a TDS reading for a non-salt water pool.
6. Metals - Some metals, i.e. copper and iron, can cause loss of chlorine. Also, metals can stain your pool. Metals can also
damage the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator. Have your local pool professional check for metals and recommend methods of removal.
7. Nitrates and Phosphates can cause extremely high chlorine demands and will deplete chlorine from your swimming
pool. In some cases nitrates may even lower your chlorine levels to zero. Your local pool professional can test for nitrates
and phosphates. While a 0 ppm level of nitrates is the ideal, the pool owner should make sure that nitrates DO NOT exceed
10 ppm. Phosphates should not exceed 125 parts per billion (ppb).

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Opmum Pool Water Chemistry Condions for Salt Water Pools
(using the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator)
In accordance with the Associaon of Pool and Spa Professionals (APSP) standards, it is recommended that the following
pool water chemistry condions be maintained on an on going basis to help protect pool users, pool related equipment
and surfaces in and around the pool. These values are important to maintaining the pool equipment in proper operang
condion and prevenng corrosion, liming or other problems. The SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is warranted to operate properly
only if these condions are met. For more informaon, refer to your local agency having jurisdicon, NSPI (Naonal Spa and
Pool Instute), the CDC (Centers for Disease Control), or the WHO (World Health Organizaon).
Free Chlorine: 2.0 - 4.0 ppm. Above 4.0 ppm may cause corrosion of metal components
Combined Chlorine (Chloramines): None (super chlorinate to remove all chloramines)
pH: 7.2 - 7.8 (USE MURIATIC ACID to lower pH and Soda Ash to raise pH.)
Cyanuric Acid: 30 - 50 ppm
Total Alkalinity: 80 - 120 ppm
Calcium Hardness: 200 - 400 ppm
TDS (includes salt): 3000 minimum to 5700 to 6000 maximum ppm
Salt: 3000 - 4500 ppm (ideal 3400 ppm)
Metals (Copper, Iron, Manganese): None
Nitrates: None
Phosphates: Less than 125 ppb
Saturaon Index -0.3 to 0.3 (zero (0) best)
Covered Pools and Vinyl Liner Pool and Lowering Chlorine Output Levels
When using the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator with covered pools and/or vinyl liner pools, less chlorine is needed. It is recommend
to lower the chlorine output level while the pool is covered.
Chlorine Tesng
It is recommended that chlorine test samples be taken from two (2) locaons in the pool. Compare the samples. A higher
level should be found at the pool return line. The higher level at the pool return line indicates the SC-75 is producing chlorine.
Take chlorine samples for tesng at:
• The pool return line.
• 450mm below the surface and well away from the pool return line.
What Type of Salt to Use
The purer the salt, the beer the life and performance of the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator. Use salt that is at least 99.8% pure NaCl,
sodium chloride. The preferred and recommended salt is an evaporated, granulated, food quality, non-iodized salt with no
addives. Consult your pool professional/salt supplier.
• Avoid using salt with an-caking agents (sodium ferrocyanide, also known as YPS or yellow prussiate of soda). Filling
agents can cause some discoloraon of ngs and surface nishes in pool.
• Water condioning salt pellets are compressed forms of evaporated salt and may be used, but will take longer to dissolve.
Such pellets could damage pool plaster and other surfaces in and around the pool.
• Do not use calcium chloride or potassium chloride as a source of salt. (Use sodium chloride only).
• Do not use Rock salt (insoluble impuries mixed with the rock salt can shorten the life of the SC-75).

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How Much Salt to Use?
FOR ALL NEWLY CONSTRUCTED OR RESURFACED PLASTER POOLS: Do not operate the SC-75 with newly poured
or resurfaced pool plaster. Salt is a corrosive element and severe salt damage can occur to your pool. Wait at
least ONE (1) MONTH aer construcon to allow plaster to cure before adding salt and operang SC-75. Follow the pool
surface manufacturer’s guidelines for your specic pool.
FOR NEW VINYL LINER POOLS, contact the manufacturer for recommended guidelines before adding salt and operang SC-75.
Use the Table 1 chart to determine how much salt will be needed. Most pools contain some salt, depending on the water
source and chemicals used for sanizing. Therefore, the pool owner must always test salt levels before adding salt. A hand
held meter calibrated for NaCl (salt) can be used to determine the salt levels of the pool water. Aer the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator
is powered on, the LED salt level lights will blink from boom to top for two (2) minutes while it analyzes the pool water,
then the LED indicators will show one (1) of four (4) salt level ranges. This solid light indicates the salt status of the pool.
• 3000 to 3500 ppm of salt is recommended for opmum water condions.
• Low salt concentraon below 2600 ppm will cause the unit to turn o
• High salt concentraon above 4500 ppm may cause excessive corrosion or deterioraon to pool equipment and
surrounding surfaces in and around the pool.
Note: Salt measurements will vary between measuring devices (salt test strips, electronic testers, and traon). The salt sensor
reading is within +/- 500 ppm accuracy. For more troubleshoong informaon about high salt levels, see “Troubleshoong”.
Calculang the Saturaon Index
The saturaon index is a formula that relates pH, calcium and alkalinity in the pool water. A well balanced pool water will
have a formula result range between -0.3 and 0.3 Outside this range, the pool water is out of balance, potenally damaging
pool equipment or scaling the SC-75. The equaon to calculate Si is:
SI = pH + CHF + AF + TF + TDSF
Saturaon pH as Calcium Alkalinity Temperature TDS
Index tested Hardness Factor Factor Factor
Factor
Cyanuric acid in the form of cyanurate ions contribute to alkalinity. Thus, a correcon must be made to total alkalinity. We
subtract 1/3 of the cyanuric acid level from the reading obtained in the total alkalinity test.
Total Alkalinity - 1/3 Cyanuric Acid = Corrected Alkalinity
This correcon can be considerable in established pools with high cyanuric acid levels; for example, at 240 ppm cyanuric
acid, the correcon amounts to 80 ppm (240 ÷ 3 = 80).
TDS Factor (Factors shown below are based on the actual measured value for the parcular parameter)
TDS Factor
<1000 12.10
1000 12.19
2000 12.29
3000 12.35
4000 12.41
5000 12.44

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Langelier Saturaon index Factors
How to Add Salt to the Pool
FOR ALL NEWLY CONSTRUCTED OR RESURFACED PLASTER POOLS: Do not operate the SC-75 with newly poured
or resurfaced pool plaster. Salt is a corrosive element and severe salt damage can occur to your pool. Wait at
least ONE (1) MONTH aer construcon to allow plaster to cure before adding salt and operang SC-75. Follow the pool
surface manufacturer’s guidelines for your specic pool.
FOR NEW VINYL LINER POOLS, contact the manufacturer for recommended guidelines before adding salt and operang SC-75.
1. Check salt level in pool water before adding any salt to pool.
2. Determine the amount of salt from the following charts.
3. Slowly pour in the salt around the outer perimeter of the pool for quick and even distribuon.
a. To avoid clogging the lter or damaging pool related equipment and surrounding surfaces, do not add salt through the
skimmer or surge tank.
4. Brush the pool boom and allow water to circulate for 24 hours to dissolve salt completely.
5. Aer 24 hours, verify correct salt level reading by checking the LED indicators on the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator and by a
separate reliable test method.
6. Power on the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator and set the Sanizer Output level to the proper seng to maintain the appropriate
free chlorine levels in the pool water (i.e., within the 2.0 - 4.0 ppm, APSP recommended range).
Pool Water Preparaon
Determining Pool Size (liters of water in your pool)
• Rectangular Pools: Length x width (meters) x average depth x 1000
• Circular Pools: Diameter x diameter x average depth x 785
• Oval Pools: Length x width (meters) x average depth x 893
• Sloping Sides: Mulply total liters by 0.85 = liter capacity.
Never use dry acid (sodium bisulfate) to adjust pH in arid geographic areas with excessive evaporaon and
minimal diluon of pool water with fresh water. A buildup of byproducts can damage the SC-75.

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TABLE 1. Approximate pounds (lbs) / kilogram (kg) of salt needed to obtain 3.400ppm in pool
TABLE 2. Approximate amount of stabilizer (cyanuric acid) to obtain 40ppm in pool
NOTE: The cyanuric acid reading should be maintained at 30 - 50ppm.

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Secon 3
Operang SC-75™ Salt Chlorinator
This secon describes the startup procedure and operang instrucons for SC-75 Salt Chlorinator.
Before starng up and operang SC-75, the pool in which the SC-75 will be used must have been completed and lled with
water for at least one (1) month (for plaster pools) and the pool water salt level must be stable and being maintained at
3.300 to 3.600 ppm.
Inial Startup Period
For the rst thirty (30) days of cell operaon, the self-cleaning cycle, is factory set to two (2) hours. Aer thirty (30) days has
elapsed, SC-75 will automacally set itself to three (3) hour self-cleaning cycle. This feature will clean the SC-75 blades more
oen during the inial installaon, then go to a more standard self- cleaning cycle for longer blade life.
Operaon
Use of an external Pool Pump Timer is not required
The SC-75 is designed to supply a sucient amount of chlorine to sanize pool water on a daily basis. If the pool pump is
connuously running and the SC-75 is operated 24 hours a day at 100%, more chlorine would be generated than would be
needed by most pools (2-4 ppm, per APSP recommendaons). The SC-75 has its own internal mer which cycles the electrolyc
cell on and o depending on what percent the Sanizer Output is set.
The SC-75 is designed only to produce chlorine. The SC-75 does not monitor or control chlorine levels in the
pool or spa water. It is the pool owner’s responsibility for monitoring and maintaining free chlorine levels at
2.0 to 4.0 parts per million (ppm) according to APSP recommendaons. It is the pool owner’s responsibility to check the free
chlorine level while the pool pump is running on a regular basis, and adjust the Sanizer Output on the SC-75 accordingly.
Before aempng to operate SC-75 refer to “General Recommendaons and General Cauons”, at the end
of this secon, and “Pool Water Preparaon” in previous secon. Also, do not adjust Sanizer Output above
20% unl it is certain that salt has been dissolved in your pool. Operang without salt will result in the unit turning o and
lighng the ADD SALT light on the salt display. No chlorine will be produced unl salt is added to the pool.
If you use a Pool Pump Timer
The Associaon of Pool and Spa Professionals (APSP) recommends that all water in a residenal pool pass through the
ltraon system at least once every 24 Hours (referred to as pool water turnover). However, many factors have an eect on
actual pump and lter system run mes. Pool size, source of water, direct sun light, indoor/outdoor, screened/unscreened,
ltraon system, cold or hot weather, swimmer load, rain, organic debris, algae, etc., are all factors which contribute to either
more or less pool pump and lter system run mes. Because of these dierences, it is extremely dicult to set a standard
inial run me (starng point) for the pool pump and chlorinang system.
Try inially seng the pool pump mer to twelve (12) hours. It will take a few days to achieve the correct amount of pool
pump operang me. When SC-75 is wired with a pool pump mer, results will vary greatly from one pool installaon to the
next, so this should be discussed with your pool professional. The key points are:
• Operate the pool pump at least the minimum me needed for good ltraon and adequate chlorine producon by the
SC-75, according to your pool professional’s recommendaons.
• While pool pump mers can reduce energy consumpon, the pool pump must be running for the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator to
provide chlorine and must remain running long enough to maintain proper chlorine levels (i.e., 2.0 - 4.0 ppm of free available
chlorine).
Note: Excepon - For Cold Weather Operaon: The unit turns o in water temperatures below 12° C, and will not produce
chlorine. This feature extends the life of the cell.

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Start-up Procedure (Super Chlorinaon)
Super Chlorinaon is recommended before pool start-up. Start out with clean, properly chlorinated, pool water from the
beginning. The SC-75 will build up a sucient level of chlorine for sanitaon in several hours. However, if the pool water has
a high demand from the start-up the SC-75 will not be able to produce enough chlorine to reach break-point chlorinaon.
So, it is best to super chlorinate using an outside source at the me of pool start-up. Then, wait unl the chlorine level has
returned to 2.0 to 4.0 ppm before switching on the SC-75.
Sanizer Output Sengs and Adjustments
• Switch on the pool pump switch or pool pump mer. The salt display will blink both LEDs (boom to top) for two (2)
minutes, indicang that it has not checked the salt level yet. Aer two (2) minutes, the salt will be checked and one (1) of
the salt level LEDs will be displayed. If the salinity is below 2600 ppm, the salt display will light the red LOW SALT indicator,
and the CELL light will go blank, indicang there is not enough salt in the pool for chlorine to be produced.
• Set the Sanizer Output to “MED” by pressing the MORE or LESS buon.
• Aer 24 hours, use a reliable test method to test the pool water for free available chlorine. The ideal range to maintain
is 2.0-4.0 ppm. If the free chlorine level of the pool water is too low, increase chlorine producon by pressing the MORE
buon. If the free chlorine level of the pool water is too high, decrease chlorine producon by pressing the LESS buon.
• Due to a varying free chlorine demand of pool water, it may take a few days to determine the number of daily pool
operang hours and “Sanizer Output” percentage seng for your pool. Connue adjusng as necessary, allowing 24 hours
between adjustments unl the free chlorine level of the pool water is stabilized at 2.0 - 4.0 ppm, per APSP recommendaons.
Operang in Winter
The SC-75 Salt Chlorinator switches o and will not produce chlorine in water temperatures below 12° C. This feature extends
the life of the salt chlorinator. See “Winterizing”.
General Recommendaons
• Read and keep this Installaon and User’s Guide in a safe place.
• Increase Sanizer Output level as necessary aer heavy rain (outdoor pools) and return to normal aerwards.
• Increase Sanizer Output level when air and water temperature rise.
• Increase Sanizer Output level when number of pool users increase.
• Use Cyanuric Acid ONLY as necessary to stabilize chlorine in the pool water in outdoor pools.
NOTE: DO NOT USE CYANURIC ACID IN INDOOR POOLS.
• Once a month take a pool water sample to a pool professional for a complete analysis.
General Cauons
• Do not get ferlizer in your pool. Ferlizers contain nitrates, which cause a high chlorine demand.
• Never use dry acid to adjust pH in arid geographic areas with excessive evaporaon and minimal diluon of pool water
with fresh water. A buildup of byproducts can damage the SC-75.
• Do not add any pool water balancing chemicals (including salt) unless the SC-75 is switched o.
• Do not let the Cyanuric Acid level drop below 30 ppm in outdoor pools.
NOTE: DO NOT USE CYANURIC ACID IN INDOOR POOLS.

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Secon 4
User Maintenance
This secon describes how to maintain the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator.
Daily service
None is needed.
Weekly service
1. pH Level Test: Test the pH level of your pool water with a reliable test method. If necessary, adjust according to your pool
professional’s recommendaons. APSP’s recommended ideal range for pH is 7.4 to 7.6, although 7.2 to 7.8 is an acceptable
range under APSP’s guidelines.
Note: Never use dry acid (sodium bisulfate) to adjust pH in arid geographic areas with excessive evaporaon and minimal
diluon of pool water with fresh water. A buildup of byproducts can damage the SC-75.
2. Total Alkalinity Test: Test the pool water for total alkalinity with a reliable test method. Adjust according to your pool
professional’s recommendaons. APSP’s recommended ideal range for total alkalinity is 80 to 120 ppm.
3. Chlorine Test: Test the pool water the for free chlorine level with a reliable test method. Maintain ideal range by adjusng
the SC-75Salt Chlorinator Sanize Output sengs. See “More and Less Output Buons”.
a. Desired Free Chlorine is 2.0-4.0 ppm, per APSP recommendaons.
b. Above 4.0 ppm of chlorine may cause excessive corrosion of metal components and possibly cause damage to
associated pool equipment.
c. It is recommended that free chlorine readings be taken from samples of pool water taken from two (2) places,
one at the pool return line, the other well away from the pool return line. Compare the test results. A higher
free chlorine level should be found at the pool return line. The higher free chlorine level at the pool return line
indicates SC-75 Salt Chlorinator is producing chlorine.
Monthly Service
To ensure that the correct chemical balance is maintained in your pool, it is important to perform the following recommended
salt and pool water tests every month using a reliable test method.
1. Salt Level Test: Check salt display lights on the unit and check that the green “GOOD” light is on and is not ashing.
a. If the red LOW LED salt light is on. Add salt to the pool water
b. If salt level does not rise aer 24 hours, see “Troubleshoong”
2. Pool Water Sample: Take a sample of the pool water to your local pool store for tesng.
3. Cyanuric Acid: Sample the pool water and test for cyanuric acid level using a reliable test method. When using the SC-75
Salt Chlorinator the recommended ideal cyanuric acid level is 30-50 ppm.
4. Calcium Hardness: Test pool water for calcium hardness level using a reliable test method. If necessary, adjust according
to your pool professional’s recommendaons. APSP’s recommended ideal range for calcium is 200 to 400 ppm for pools.
5. Metals Test: It is recommended that the pool water be sampled and tested periodically for the presence of metals such
as copper, iron, and manganese. These metals can damage the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator and other related pool equipment and
should not be present in the pool water. If those metals are present, contact your pool professional.
6. TDS (Total Dissolved Solids): Test pool water for TDS level using test kit or by having a water sample tested by a pool
professional. If necessary, adjust according to your pool professional’s recommendaons. APSP standard of 3000 minimum
to 5700 - 6000 maximum ppm (which includes the salt) is recommended for salt pools.

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SC-75™ Salt Chlorinator Usage Hours Meter
The SC-75 provides a built-in cell “usage hours” meter that reports how many hours SC-75 has been operang.
To access the system status mode:
1. Press and hold the MORE buon for three (3) seconds unl the lights scroll across the unit.
2. One (1) of the three (3) Sanizer Output LED indicators (Low, Med, High) will be lit, indicang the hours of usage. The
Output LEDs are as follows:
• 2000 hours (Low LED on)
• 4000 hours (Med LED on
• 6000 hours (High LED on)
Cleaning the SC-75 Cell Blades
Note: Before acid washing, remove the calcium buildup in cell: Use a garden hose on the jet seng and spray directly into
both ends of the cell. Most of this calcium buildup has a slushy consistency and will be blown out of the cell. Once the
majority of the calcium has been removed, connue with acid washing which will now be more eecve since most of the
calcium has been removed.
1. Automac Cleaning: The SC-75 has an automac cell blade cleaning feature (cell reversing) that helps remove scale
deposits from the SC-75 blades. Note: Automac cleaning does not interrupt chlorine producon. “Scale” is a white crusty
deposit that forms in excessively hard water or from pool water that is out of balance and in a scaling condion. If the SC-75
blades show excessive scaling, you need to perform an acid wash cleaning. Proceed to “Acid Wash Cleaning” Step 2.
2. Acid Wash Cleaning: If the SC-75 blades show a tendency to scale, it is recommended that every two (2) months the
SC-75 be removed and inspected for scale formaon and/or debris on the SC-75 blades. High hardness areas may require
more frequent cleaning. Some lters allow debris to pass through to the SC-75, possibly lodging between the blades in the
SC-75. A small amount of scale formaon is normal. If by looking through the SC-75, it is observed that there is excessive
scale formaon between the blades, or debris is present, the SC-75 must be cleaned as follows:
Use a high-pressure jet of water from a garden hose. If the blades cannot be reasonably cleaned in this manner,
acid cleaning is necessary.
TO ACID CLEAN THE SC-75™ BLADES:
1. Disconnect the AC power from the Power Center. Disconnect the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator cell communicaon cable from
the Power Center.
2. Mix one (1) part acid with one (1) part tap water in a plasc bucket.
3. Submerge the blades in this soluon without allowing the control panel or cables to be exposed to the soluon
4. Allow the acid soluon to bubble, and to clean the blades.
The acid should only be contained inside the SC-75 covering the blades. Try not to spill the acid on the outside of the SC-75.
If acid does spill on the outside of the SC-75, wash it o with water. A foaming acon will begin, which is caused by scale
(calcium carbonate) being dissolved from the blades. If rigorous foaming acon does not begin, the blades do not need to
be cleaned (STOP THE CLEANING PROCESS - go on to the next step). Otherwise, allow the blades to remain immersed in the
soluon unl the foaming has stopped. However, do not leave acid in the SC-75 for more than thirty (30) minutes. Excessive
acid washing will damage the blades.
5. Remove the SC-75 from the bucket and place in an empty 20 liter bucket. Rinse the inside and outside of the SC-75
thoroughly with clean tap water and inspect. If deposits are sll visible, repeat the acid cleaning process.
6. Rinse the SC-75 again with clean tap water and inspect. Once clean, replace the SC-75 and resume normal operaon.
7. If the acid wash procedure is necessary, it is recommended that a sample of pool water be analyzed by a pool professional
for excessive calcium hardness (i.e. ideal range is 200 to 400 ppm) and/or improper water balance.
8. Inspect the inside of the SC-75 every two (2) months (or more frequent in hard water areas). If no scale or debris deposits
are observed inside the SC-75 aer four (4) months, it is not necessary to connue inspecons every two (2) months. However,
due to possible changes in pool water chemistry and ltering eecveness, it is recommended that the cell be removed for
inspecon at least twice a year.
9. Reconnect the SC-75 communicaon cable plug in the Power Center, then reconnect AC power to the Power Center.
Winterizing
Very lile chlorine producon is needed in cold water so long as free chlorine levels are maintained at 2.0 - 4.0 ppm. The
SC-75 Salt Chlorinator will not produce chlorine below 12° C. This low-temperature cuto extends the life of the cell. If
preventave measures are not taken, freezing water may cause severe damage to the cell. Prevent freeze damage to the cell
by running the pool pump connuously or winterize the pool by draining water from pump, lter and all intake and return
lines. Remove the cell, clean and store it.

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Secon 5
Installaon
This secon describes how to install the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator into the pool plumbing system. Before installing, review the
SC-75 kit contents and required tools.
Note: For Power Center installaon instrucons, see the “SC-75 Power Center Installaon Guide”
Note: Salt is not provided. For details about the type of salt to use, see “What Type of Salt to Use” .
Required Tools
- Tape measure
- Phillips and athead screwdriver
- Pliers and Hacksaw
- An NSF® approved all-purpose PVC/CPVC/ABS cleaner primer
- An NSF® approved all-purpose PVC/CPVC/ABS cement
When using electrical products, basic precauons should always be followed, including the following:
DANGER: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, WHICH CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
Before aempng installaon of service, ensure that all power to the circuit supplying power to the system is
disconnected/turned o at the circuit breaker. It is recommended that the SC-75 Power Center be connected
to a circuit protected by a ground fault circuit-interrupter (GFCI).
• Grounding (earth bonding) is required. The unit should be installed by a qualied service person and grounded.
• Install to allow access to cell buons and power center.
• Read Safety Precauons and Important Instrucons. Before aempng any electrical wiring, be sure to read and follow
Safety Instrucons. Wiring should only be performed by a qualied professional.
• Install the SC-75 unit a minimum 1 meter away from the heater outlet.
• Pipe couplings: Schedule 80, maximum pressure 5 Bar (75 psi) at 21° C - PVC pipe 50mm
• Operate unit with minimum ow of 6m³/h. For high ow applicaons, use a bypass loop for best ow sensing.
• Provide at least 300mm-450mm of straight pipe in front of the cell inlet.
Installing the SC-75 Cell Assembly
Install the SC-75 cell assembly no closer than 900mm away from the heater outlet, if used.
Note: For best ow sensing, provide at least 300mm – 450mm of straight pipe in front of the cell inlet.
Note: Pipe couplings: Schedule 80, maximum pressure 5 Bar (75 psi) at 21° C
To install the SC-75 cell:
1. Using PVC glue, mount the PVC couplings to the plumbing pipe. Allow the glue to dry.
2. Mount the cell to allow access to the control panel. Install the cell onto the couplings.
3. Ensure the O-rings are seated properly.
4. Switch on the pump and visually inspect for leaks around the couplings.
Connecng the Cell Power Cable to the Power Center
Aer the cell installaon is completed, connect the power cable to the Power Center:
Switch OFF main system power to the Power Center before making any connecons
1. Be sure that AC power is switched OFF before connecng the power cord to the Power Center.
2. Align the four (2) pins of the cell power cord connector with the socket on the boom of the Power Center and insert
the connector. Turn the round socket nut unl it locks the connector in place.
Connector Socket Nut To cell assembly

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Secon 6
Troubleshoong
Use the following troubleshoong informaon to resolve possible problems with the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator.
Note: Switch power o to unit before to aempng service or repair. Always remove AC power to Power Center when plugging
or unplugging the SC-75 cell into the Power Center.
Problem Possible Cause Correcve Acon
Low or no chlorine Low Stabilizer (cyanuric acid) level in pool wa-
ter (outdoor pools only).
Add cyanuric acid in outdoor pools only to
maintain 30 - 50 PPM per pool professional’s
recommendaons. See Stabilizer Chart.
Insucient operang hours of the SC-75. Increase the SC-75 operang me per day.
Sanizer output percentage too low or at 0%. Increase sanitzer output by pressing the MORE
buon.
Recent increases in weather temperature with-
out increasing the SC-75 sanizer Output.
Increase sanitzer output by pressing the MORE
buon.
Temporary loss of chlorine due to heavy organ-
ic load, rain, leaves, ferlizer or heavy bather
load, recent party, or pets using pool.
Set “Boost” mode and allow to run for 24
hours. Re-check, If sll too low, super- chlorin-
ate by using an outside source. (Take pool water
sample to pool professional).
Low (less than 2600 ppm) salt level in pool
water, shuts o chlorine producon.
Observe Salt Display lights. See “Salt Level
Status LEDs”
High nitrate and phosphate level. Contact Pool Professional.
Metals present in pool water. Contact Pool Professional.
New pool water, or not shocked properly upon
startup.
Super Chlorinate Pool.
See “Start-up Procedure (Super Chlorinaon)”
Clogged or dirty cell. Remove cell for inspecon. Clean if necessary.
Red SALT LED is on. Pool water needs salt. No chlorine is being
produced.
Add salt to achieve 3400ppm.
Yellow SALT LED on
and green CELL LED
ashing
Salt level in pool water is low and may need
inspecng.
Check salt level, add if necessary to GOOD level.
Allow 24 hours for salt to mix in water. If CELL
light is sll ashing aer 24 hours, remove and
inspect cell and clean if necessary.
Green SALT LED is
ashing
Too much salt in pool. May cause damage to
pool equipment and surrounding surfaces.
Dilute pool water by draining some water, then
lling with fresh water
CELL LED is red. Water is below 12°C. The water temperature must be above 12°C to
produce chlorine.
CELL LED does not
come on.
Chlorine Producon set to 00%. Adjust CHLORINE PRODUCTION to desired
percentage.
Insucient water ow. Cell is plugged with
debris, pump has lost prime.
Remove obstrucon and/or clean cell.. Prime
pump if necessary.
Salt level below 2600 ppm. Add salt.
CELL LED is ashing
green.
Check salt level. Add salt if necessary to maintain 3400 ppm
minimum.
Cell has calcium build-up and requires clean-
ing.
Refer to Maintenance Procedure for acid wash/
cleaning. See “User Maintenance”
Check water chemistry and balance. NOTE
metal content should be 0 ppm.
Remove metals from water using chemical solu-
on.
Limited Warranty : 2 years
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Troubleshoong (Connued)
Problem Possible Cause Correcve Acon
FLOW LED is red. Pump fails to provide sucient water ow. Check for correct operaon of the pump,
i.e., loss of pump prime or clogged strainer
baskets.
Closed valves. Check and correct all valve alignments.
Dirty lter. Follow lter cleaning procedures.
Obstrucon in the Chlorinator cell. Remove cell for inspecon. Follow cleaning
procedures. See “Electrolyc Cell Cleaning”
SC-75 unit does not have
power.
Fuse in Power Center is open. Replace AC fuse, located at boom of Power
Center.
No A/C power to Power Center. Verify me clock is providing 220VAC to Power
Center when acve.
Transformer leads not wired correctly in
Power Center.
Verify transformer leads wired to AC source by
referring to wiring diagram decal on inside of
Power Center cover.
System Specicaons - 230 VAC
Circuit Protecon: Two pole 20AMP devise at the electrical panel.
Model SC-75P (Power Centre)
Input: 50Hz, 220-240 VAC, 220W, 1 Amp. Output: 28 VAC @ 5.2 Amp Max.
Water ow: 6m³/h (25GPM) - Max ow: 24m³/h (105GPM) - Max Pressure: 5Bar (75PSI)
SC-75 AC Wiring Instrucons :
- When using the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator and an IntelliFlo pump (or variable speed pump) with a Pentair IntelliPool Automaon
System, please read the IntelliPool installaon manual - Secon ‘Desinfectant Connecon - Alternave Salt Chlorinator.
- When using the SC-75 Salt Chlorinator with the ‘Pentair ControlPro Filtraon Manager’ and a Variable Speed pump, please
read the ‘Pentair ControPro Filtraon Manager’ installaon manual.