Gre GOSA25

Gre GOSA25 One Salt Salt Electrolyzer User Manual

Model: GOSA25

1. Introduction

This manual provides essential instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your Gre GOSA25 One Salt Salt Electrolyzer. This device is designed to efficiently treat pool water up to 25 m³ by generating chlorine from salt, ensuring clean and hygienic water with minimal effort. Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and use to ensure safe and optimal performance.

Gre GOSA25 One Salt Salt Electrolyzer next to a swimming pool

Figure 1: Gre GOSA25 One Salt Salt Electrolyzer. This image shows the electrolyzer unit positioned next to a swimming pool, illustrating its typical operational environment.

2. Safety Information

Important Safety Instructions:

  • Always disconnect the power supply before performing any installation, maintenance, or service on the unit.
  • Ensure the electrical installation complies with local regulations and standards.
  • Do not operate the electrolyzer if any part is damaged or if the power cord is frayed.
  • Keep children away from the unit during operation and maintenance.
  • Maintain proper salt levels as indicated by the device to prevent damage and ensure effective operation.
  • Consult a qualified electrician for any electrical work.

3. Setup and Installation

The Gre GOSA25 electrolyzer is designed for easy integration into your pool's filtration system. Proper installation is crucial for optimal performance and safety.

3.1. Electrical Installation

The unit can be connected in two ways:

  1. Option 1: Simultaneous Connection: Connect the electrolyzer and the pool pump to the same power source, allowing them to operate concurrently.
  2. Option 2: External Timer: Connect the electrolyzer to an external timer, which can control its operation independently or in conjunction with the pump. The unit contains an internal timer for auto mode, but an external timer can override this.
Electrical installation diagram for Gre GOSA25

Figure 2: Recommended Electrical Installation. This diagram illustrates two options for connecting the electrolyzer to the power supply, either simultaneously with the pump or via an external timer.

3.2. Hydraulic Connection

The electrolyzer cell must be installed in the return line of your pool's filtration system, after the filter and heater (if applicable), and before the water returns to the pool. Ensure the flow direction matches the arrows on the unit.

  • Compatibility: The unit is compatible with rigid DN50 pipes and flexible hoses with a diameter of 32-38mm.
  • Cell Connection: Securely connect the cell to the plumbing using appropriate fittings. Ensure all connections are watertight to prevent leaks.
Gre GOSA25 cell connection diagram for above ground and in-ground pools

Figure 3: Cell Connection Options. This image displays diagrams for connecting the electrolyzer cell to both above-ground and in-ground pool plumbing systems, detailing the necessary fittings.

4. Operating Instructions

The Gre GOSA25 features a 4-digit LCD display and control panel for easy monitoring and adjustment of operating parameters.

4.1. Control Panel Overview

Gre GOSA25 control panel with LCD display and buttons

Figure 4: Control Panel. This image provides a close-up view of the electrolyzer's control panel, showing the LCD display, menu buttons, and indicator lights for various functions and alarms.

The LCD display shows important parameters such as:

  • Salinity: Current salt content in the pool water.
  • Temperature: Water temperature.
  • Pool Size: Configured pool volume.
  • Safety Alarms: Indicators for various operational issues.

4.2. Initial Setup and Salt Addition

Before starting, ensure the pool volume is correctly set in the system. The electrolyzer will indicate the exact amount of salt (in kg) required if the salt content is too low. Add salt directly to the pool water, allowing it to dissolve completely before operating the unit.

4.3. Operating Modes

  • Normal Mode: For daily, continuous chlorine production to maintain water quality.
  • Boost Mode: Provides intensive chlorine production for periods of heavy use, high temperatures, or when extra sanitization is needed.

Use the control panel buttons to navigate through menus and select the desired operating mode.

5. Maintenance

The Gre GOSA25 is designed for minimal maintenance, primarily due to its self-cleaning cell.

5.1. Cell Cleaning

The transparent cell features an automatic self-cleaning system through polarity reversal, which occurs approximately every 8 hours. This process helps prevent scale buildup on the electrodes, ensuring consistent performance and extending the cell's lifespan up to 7,000 operating hours.

While automatic cleaning is effective, periodic visual inspection of the cell is recommended. If excessive scale buildup is observed, manual cleaning may be necessary. Consult the full product manual for detailed manual cleaning procedures.

5.2. Salt Level Monitoring

Regularly monitor the salt level displayed on the LCD. Maintain the optimal salt concentration as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure efficient chlorine production and prevent damage to the cell.

6. Troubleshooting

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your Gre GOSA25 electrolyzer.

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
"Low Salt" AlarmInsufficient salt concentration in the pool water.Check the LCD display for the recommended amount of salt (in kg) to add. Add the specified amount of pool salt and allow it to dissolve.
"High Salt" AlarmExcessive salt concentration in the pool water.Partially drain the pool and refill with fresh water to dilute the salt concentration.
No Chlorine ProductionLow salt level, power supply issue, flow sensor not detecting water, or dirty cell.
  • Check salt level and adjust if necessary.
  • Ensure the unit is powered on and receiving electricity.
  • Verify the pool pump is running and water is flowing through the cell.
  • Inspect the cell for excessive scale buildup; perform manual cleaning if required.
Error Message on DisplayIndicates a specific operational fault (e.g., flow sensor, temperature sensor).Note the error code and refer to the comprehensive product manual or contact customer support for specific guidance. Ensure flow and temperature sensors are clear and functioning.

7. Specifications

FeatureDetail
Model NameGOSA25
BrandGre
Chlorine Production4 g/h
Recommended Pool VolumeUp to 25 m³ (at 25-28 °C water temperature)
Cell LifespanUp to 7,000 operating hours
Self-Cleaning SystemAutomatic polarity reversal (up to every 8 hours)
Display4-digit LCD (salinity, temperature, pool size, alarms)
Operating ModesNormal, Boost
Hydraulic CompatibilityRigid DN50 pipes, flexible hoses 32-38mm diameter
Product Dimensions (L x W x H)17L x 34.3W x 17H centimetres

Note: Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

8. Warranty and Support

For warranty information, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or contact your retailer. The warranty period and terms may vary depending on your region and point of purchase.

For technical support, troubleshooting assistance beyond this manual, or spare parts, please contact Gre customer service or your authorized dealer. Keep your purchase receipt and product model number (GOSA25) readily available when seeking support.

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