A saltwater pool is one that uses a saltwater chlorination system instead of traditional chemical chlorine to disinfect and sanitize the water. The system works by converting salt in the water into...
Category: Chlorinators
The general range for salt in a saltwater pool measured in parts per million is 2,700 - 3,400 ppm. The ideal level is considered by pool equipment manufacturers like Hayward to be 3,200 ppm....
The Environmental Impact of Salt Chlorinators: Are They Eco-Friendly?
As more and more people become environmentally conscious, it's no surprise that the environmental impact of salt chorinators in saltwater pools is a growing concern. While salt chlorinators offer a...
A salt cell is a crucial component of a salt water chlorinator system. It's responsible for producing the chlorine that keeps your pool water clean and clear. It is a hard plastic tube that fits into...
Maximizing Chlorine Efficiency in Your Saltwater Pool: Tips and Tricks
Yes, saltwater pools are chlorinated pools. Some people think that saltwater pool = no chlorine but that's not even close to being true. The chlorinator systems in a saltwater pool produces chlorine...
While saltwater pools are increasingly common in home pools and even public pools, what about on cruise ships? These floating cities are getting bigger and full of more great amenities and the...
