Quick Salt 15 User manual

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USER’S GUIDE
15/40/55

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PLEASE NOTE THE REGISTRATION DATA OF THE EQUIPMENT YOU
HAVE PURCHASED, WHICH CAN BE FOUND ON THE SIDE LABEL.
CONTACT
These data will be of use if you wish to ask any
question, services, or part replecement.
Please have your model and serial numbers
available for your supplier.
The part list can be found on page 24 of this
manual.
MODEL........................
REF........................
VOLTAGE........................
SERIAL NUMBER........................
POOL VOLUME (GALLONS)....................
INSTALLATION DATE........................
Please refer to our website for the latest
manual version and additional information.
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QUICKSALT15 WARNING
QUICKSALT55 QUICKSALT40

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IMPORTANT
This electronic equipment must be installed by qualified personnel. Follow the installation and operating
instructions carefully. Improper handling and/or installation of the equipment could result in serious
risks to property, severe personal injury and even death.
Throughout the manual you will find two types of information to which you should pay particular attention:
DANGER
Risk of electric shock, explosion or any other risk that endangers people.
Strictly follow the directions when observing this indication.
INFORMATION
Relevant information for the optimal functioning of the equipment. Follow
the advice provided in the sections where this symbol is displayed to get the
best results with your QUICKSALT equipment.

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Content
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.................................................................................................... 07
1. Description of the System ........................................................................................................................11
 1.1.TechnicalSpecications ...............................................................................................................11
2. Installation .................................................................................................................................................12
2.1. Tools ...............................................................................................................................................12
2.2 Mounting options.........................................................................................................................13
2.3. Hydraulic installation ............................................................................................................... 14
2.4. Electrical Installation ............................................................................................................... 19
2.4.1. Connection to the switchboard ................................................................................... 19
3. Starting up ............................................................................................................................................... 20
3.1. Preparation of the pool water................................................................................................. 20
4. Operation ..................................................................................................................................................22
 4.1.Maximumproductionconguration.......................................................................................22
4.2. Navigation...................................................................................................................................23
4.3. Main Screen ............................................................................................................................... 24
4.4. Settings Menu ........................................................................................................................... 24
5. Maintenance............................................................................................................................................ 26
6. Warnings and Alarms.............................................................................................................................27
7. Warranty................................................................................................................................................... 29
8. Part list and spare parts........................................................................................................................ 30

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read and follow all instructions.
To reduce the risk of injury, do not permit children to use this
product unless they are always closely supervised.
Risk of Electric Shock. Connect only to a branch circuit protected
by a ground-fault circuit-interrupter (GFCI). Contact a qualied
electrician if you cannot verify that the circuit is protected by a
GFCI.
Do not attempt to install the equipment yourself if you do not
have the knowledge of electricity and hydraulic installation.
The electrical installation must be carried out in such a way that
the equipment can only be started while the ltration pump is
running. To do this, connect the power supply of the QUICKSALT
equipment to the same contactor device that controls the pump.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
When installing and using this electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should
always be followed, including the following:

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Do not use the equipment if you notice that any of the cables
(power supply or cell) are damaged. Disconnect it immediately
and contact your service representative if this happens.
WARNING
Make sure that the power cord of the equipment is well
protected and there is no risk of being trapped by tools such as
a lawnmower or similar.
Do not use roll-up cable extenders to connect QUICKSALT
equipment to the mains. Contact your oicial service if you need
to extend the power cord.
The power pack must be installed at least 2 feet (0.6 m)
vertically o the ground.
CAUTION
The cell must always be installed on a horizontal pipe.
Never install the unit on a vertical pipe.
CAUTION
The QUICKSALT control unit does not contain elements that can
be replaced or repaired by the user. Therefore, do not open or
tamper with this element, as there is a risk of electric shock.
WARNING

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To reduce risk of electric shock, replace damaged cord
immediately.
WARNING
If you are going to use acid to lower the pH of the water,
follow the product manufacturer’s instructions very carefully.
CAUTION
The equipment must be installed at a minimum distance of 10
feet from the pool vessel, so that under no circumstances can it
be accessed by a person inside the pool.
CAUTION
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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1. Description of the System
1.1.TechnicalSpecications
QUICKSALT is a salt chlorinator for swimming
pools, very easy to use and install.
The product range allows you to select the
right model for your pool based on size and
chlorine production requirements.
The QUICKSALT output chlorination system
manufactures hypochlorous acid (HClO),
which is a strong disinfecting and bactericidal
agent. With the use of salt chlorination,
you can keep your pool water in perfect
condition without adding chemicals.
Chlorine production can be adjusted via the
control interface. In addition, the equipment
will notify you of any incident that may occur
by means of an audible alarm, indicating
the reason on the screen and stopping its
operation safely.
It also has a system that will alert you if salt is
required to be added to the water so that you
can optimize its performance and cell life.
QUICKSALT15 QUICKSALT40 QUICKSALT55
Maximum
production
(in 24h)
0,53lbs
(0,24Kg)
1,1lbs
(0,45Kg)
1,55lbs
(0,70Kg)
Pool volume
(gal) up to 15000 40000 55000
Power supply
(VAC) 110/220 110/220 110/220
Consumption
(W) 112,5 187,5 263
Cell current
(A) 3,75 6,25 9
Weight 8,80lbs
(4Kg)
8,80lbs
(4Kg)
8,80lbs
(4Kg)
Head Loss (PSI)
Flow Rate (gpm)
0
0 40 60 80 100 12020
2
6
7
8
9
1
4
5
3
0,14
0,37 0,74 1,23
1,88
3,6
4,66
5,78
7,12
8,56

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2. Installation
Open the box carefully so as not to damage any parts, and make sure the contents are as follows:
Installation
Template
Temperature Kit
(sold separately)
Pass-through kit
(sold separately)
QUICKSALT
control unit
Housing and
Electrolytic cell
Water flow sensor
(ow switch)
Racord and
mounting clamps
Unless you are sure that the PVC pipes do not contain water when you cut and/
or drill them. Use a battery-powered drill and not one that requires connection
to the mains.
2.1. Tools
Below you will nd the necessary tools for the electrical and hydraulic installation of your
QUICKSALT equipment:
- Cleaner and glue for PVC pipes.
- Cutting saw suitable for PVC.
- Allen key set.
- Set of screwdrivers and tools needed for electrical connection to the control and protection
panel of the pump.

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2.2. Mounting options
QUICKSALT allows you two mounting configurations, depending on your preferences and the
space available in your installation:
TYPE A
Installation:
TYPE B
Installation:
The cell and the electronic control unit are
assembled together.
The cell and the electronic control unit are
mounted separately. Hang the control unit on
the wall with the rear supports, and use the
cable extender (optional kit).

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Please rst identify the following elements in your pool installation:
If your installation does not have valves to close the water flow, you must drain the pool before
installing the equipment, otherwise all the water in the pool could be drained through the cut of
the pipe.
1) Turn the lter selector valve to the “close”
position.
2) Close the supply valves and, if available, the
return valves as well.
3) Disconnect the power supply in the area
where the equipment is to be installed, through
the general electrical panel.
4) Keep in mind that you will have to cut a
section of pipe and it is likely that this section is
full of water. Make sure you have the means to
collect this water when cutting.
5) Do not, under any circumstances, use power
tools to cut the PVC pipe. Use a hand saw.
Please note that the QUICKSALT chlorinator
must always be installed after the pump and
lter. That is to say, on the drive. It is very
important that you identify the direction of the
water ow so that the elements are placed in
the following order:
2.3. Hydraulic installation
Attention: Make sure you have a long enough length of pipe to install the
electrolysis cell and flow sensor.
Pump control panel (1)
Filtration pump (2)
Filter (3)
Water flow sensor – Flow switch (4)
Temperature sensor (5) – Optional Kit
QUICKSALT chlorinator (6)
Security warning
It is always preferable that the pool is empty before installing the equipment.
However, if your pool is full and you do not wish to empty it, you should
carefully follow the instructions below:
Direction of the water ow
Drive
1
3
4 5
6
2

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Cut the pipe to the proper length to install the electrolysis cell. To do this, you can use the
supplied template and follow the steps below:
You can then install accessories to mount the flow sensor to the pipe. To do this, glue the tee
fitting to the upper part of the pipe.
The measures required for each of these elements are as follows:
1) Place the template horizontally along the
pipe where you want to install the equipment.
2) Using a permanent marker, mark 4 lines on
the tube through the slots in the template.
3) Remove the template and cut the PVC pipe
at the two points marked A. Pay attention
and make sure you cut the correct points (the
two lines on the inside).
4) Apply cleaner between the ends resulting
from the cut, and the points marked as B.
Also clean the ttings to be glued. Be sure to
choose the right ones for your pipe (two sets
of sizes are provided: 1 1/3” and 2”).
5) Apply PVC glue all around the cut pipe and
the tting to be glued, and press the tting
into the pipe until it stops.
6) Repeat the operation with the tting and
pipe on the opposite side.
7) Wait for the glue to harden. The waiting
time will depend on the glue used, please
refer to the product instructions carefully.
2.3.1. Cutting and gluing of accessories
Cutting marks
- Electrolysis cell: Minimum 14 inches.
- Flow sensor: Minimum 4 inches.
Both elements must be installed in the same pipe. It is important that the water ows rst through the ow
sensor, and then through the electrolysis cell.
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1) The orientation of the cell housing must
always be vertical. Note that the tab marked
in the following picture is facing away from
the wall, i.e. towards you. The control unit
will be embedded on this side, assuming you
choose mounting type A (cell and control unit
in one block).
2) On the inside of the housing, you will notice
that there are two bales marked IN and OUT.
These deectors can be interchanged with
each other.
Choose the correct position according to your
hydraulic system, so that water enters the cell
through the deector marked “IN” and exits
through the one marked “OUT”.
Note: The arrow in the picture above indicates the correct direction of
the water flow.
Once the accessories have been glued, the cell can be assembled. Please follow the steps below:
2.3.2. Assembly of the cell
3) Place the cell beaker in its location, making
sure that the joints of both ends are correctly
placed in their housing.
4) Place the locking hooks between the
ttings and the cell inlet/outlet. Tighten them
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Locking hook

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5) Check that the cell is properly installed
inside the housing, including the O-ring
between the round cell cover and the
housing.
6) Depending on where you want to locate
the control unit, proceed as follows:
MOUNTING A - (cell and control unit mounted together)
a) Insert the control unit into the front housing of the cell.
b) Connect the 3 cables through the aerial connectors on the top of both
elements.
c) Place the top cover and tighten the 3 threaded knobs rmly.
MOUNTING B - (wall-mounted control unit)
a) Install the control unit on the wall, through the anchoring accessories
located at the back of the control unit. Make sure there is no excessive
distance so that the extension cable allows you to connect correctly.
b) Connect the extension cable between the cell and control unit wires.
c) Place the top cover of the cell and tighten the 3 threaded knobs rmly.
Once the ttings are glued, as shown in section 2.3.1., mount the ow sensor on the tee tting as
shown below:
2.3.3.Mountingtheowsensor
1) Depending on the ow rate of the ltration pump and the diameter of the pipe, trim the sensor
paddle to the appropriate position if necessary, as shown in the table below:
0,2 inch
1
2
3
5
4
6
Attention: Please, ensure that the connection cables between the cell
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2) Add Teon tape to the threads of the ow sensor to ensure proper sealing.
3) Insert the ow sensor into the collar, threading it in and ensuring that it is mounted so that the
arrow on the sensor marks the correct direction of water ow.
4) Connect the jack connector from the Flow Switch to its socket, placed on the left side of the unit.
Paddle length
Water flow (Gall/min)
11/2” 2”
*Close **Open *Close **Open
1 60 53 134 112
1+2 45 40 102 85
1+2+3 38 34 85 72
1+2+3+4 29 28 58 53
1+2+3+4+5 19 18 43 40
1+2+3+4+5+6 16 15 40 36
* Close by ow rise
** Open by ow decrease
Note: An excessively long paddle in a high water flow would reduce the life of
the sensor. On the other hand, a too short blade at a too low flow rate would
not allow the correct detection of the flow rate.
Note: Before proceeding with the electrical installation, we suggest that you
check that the hydraulic installation has been done correctly and that there are
no leaks or drips. To do this, open the valves in your system again, move the
selector valve to the “filtration” position and start the pump. If you do not see a
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2.4.1. Connection to the switchboard
1) For safety reasons, it is very important to check if the earthing is in good condition. If you do not
have one, you will have to install a specic grounding rod for the electrical panel, to which you
can connect the grounding cables of the QUICKSALT chlorinator, ltration pump and any other
element with an earth connection located in your pool installation.
2) Check that the switchboard has the appropriate protection elements for its installation:
Thermal circuit breaker, dierential switch and motor protection for the ltration pump.
3) Connect the power cable of your QUICKSALT equipment to the panel, respecting the phase,
neutral and ground connections. Do not leave the cable on the oor of the installation, but ensure
that it is well protected and anchored to the wall. If the distance is insuicient and you need to
extend it, do not use a roll-up extender. Consult your electrician or service technician if in doubt.
2.4. Electrical Installation
Once you have checked that the hydraulic installation does not present any losses, you can
connect your QUICKSALT chlorinator to the electrical control panel.
Attention: Disconnect the power supply to the panel before handling it.
Never open the switchboard without having disconnected the power from the
main switchboard. There is a danger of electrocution.
The electrical connection must be made in such a way
that the QUICKSALT chlorinator is started only when
the ltration pump is in operation. Therefore, be sure
to carefully choose the right contactor output.
USA: rigid copper cable 8 AWG.
Canada: rigid copper cable 6 AWG.
Connect the switchboard of your QUICKSALT
equipment to the common bonding connection
point of your pool’s electrical installation. The
connector is located at the rear of the unit.
Your QUICKSALT saline chlorinator is already
installed. Please read carefully the following
sections detailing how to perform the start-up.
The Bonding connection ensures that all pool components are at the same electrical potential.
If the Bonding connection is required in your area (see NEC codes), a Bonding connection socket is
available where you must connect a rigid copper cable, whose section must be:
2.4.2 Bonding connection

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POOL 35 FEET (10.6M) LONG, 13 FEET (4M) WIDE AND 5 FEET (1.5M) DEEP ON AVERAGE
The amount of salt to be incorporated will be 0.25 lb/ft3(4Kg/m3) to obtain a concentration of 4000ppm.
35 x 13 x 5 = 2275 ft3x 0.25 = 568 Ib of salt to be incorporated.
10 x 4 x 1.5 = 60m3x 4 = 240 Kg of salt to be incorporated.
3. Starting up
3.1. Preparation of the pool water
3.1.1. How to add salt to your pool
The QUICKSALT salt chlorinator requires a small concentration of common salt (NaCL) to work
properly. The recommended concentration is between 3300ppm and 8000ppm with the most
common concentration being 4000ppm.
We recommend the use of specic salt for salt chlorinators, which you will nd in shops
specializing in swimming pool products.
Add the salt directly to the vessel of the pool. It is recommended to add it progressively, in 2-3
times, waiting for it to dissolve before adding a new quantity.
To calculate the salt to incorporate in your pool, the following example is shown:
Note: Use only pool-specific salt of greater than 99% purity, with no iodine
content.
Note: You can speed up the dissolution by running the filtration pump, but it
is highly recommended not to let salt accumulate in the pool drain, to avoid
damaging the pump. We recommend that you pour the salt near the edges of
the pool.
Important: If you are going to start the pump before the salt is completely
dissolved, we recommend that you stop the QUICKSALT equipment. To do
this, press and hold the button, OK, until you see the message “stand-by” on
the screen.