Extract the most from you Salt Chlorinator!

Tips to keep the water in perfect condition

• Check salt levels: Make sure the salt levels in your pool are within the range recommended by the salt chlorinator manufacturer. The appropriate salt concentration for a pool with a saline chlorinator should be between 4 and 7 g/l (grams per liter). This means that we must add between 4 or 5 kilograms of salt for every cubic meter of water.
• Cleans the electrode cells: The electrode cells are the part of the salt chlorinator that converts salt into chlorine. These cells can accumulate scale and mineral deposits over time, affecting their efficiency. Checking them periodically is important to avoid limescale buildup.
• Monitor chlorine levels: Although the salt chlorinator generates chlorine automatically, it is important to monitor the chlorine levels in your pool. Use a chlorine test kit to make sure the levels are just right to keep your water perfect
• Check the circulation system: Make sure your pool’s circulation system is working properly. Good circulation helps distribute chlorine evenly throughout the pool and prevents the formation of dead areas.
• Perform regular maintenance on your salt chlorinator: In addition to the steps above, follow the manufacturer’s specific instructions for regular maintenance on your salt chlorinator. This may include rinsing the electrode cells, checking electrical connections, and cleaning the sensors if necessary.

Remember that although the salt chlorinator automates much of the disinfection process, it is important to continue to monitor and maintain salt, chlorine, pH and alkalinity levels to ensure clean and safe water during the summer.