The amount of chlorine should be kept between 0.3 and 0.6 ppm. Chlorine measurement should continue to be measured twice a day as per the regulation.

Since the ions do not evaporate, the ion value of the pool should be measured once a week and should be in the range of  0.2 - 0.3 ppm.

If these intervals do not occur, the ionization voltage on the device and the machine operating time (timer) are changed and brought to the required interval in 2-3 days.

With ionization, filter contamination and pressure remain at low levels. For this reason, you should make your decision for backwashing if the pressure is more than 2.5 bar. For example, backwashing can decrease from twice a week to once a month.

You don't need to apply the shocking process anymore.

Because the pH of the water does not deteriorate, you use a small amount of pH-lowering acid to match the chemical you are reducing.

You reset the precipitator usage.

You don't use algae inhibitor.

Since there will be no algae, you can reduce the sweeping process.

Electrode replacement will be required at the point where you cannot increase the ion level. Electrode replacement may be required every 6 months on average. You can also see the electrode melt through the transparent tube.