IPSSA Pool Chorine Generators

!±8± IPSSA Pool Chorine Generators

This Independent Pool and Spa Service Association (IPSSA) video outlines chlorine generators for the swimming pool industry.

IPSSA Pool Chorine Generators

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Goldline AQR AquaRite Electronic Salt Pool Chlorinator Control Box

!±8± Goldline AQR AquaRite Electronic Salt Pool Chlorinator Control Box

Brand : Goldline | Rate : | Price : $458.00
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Goldline AQR AquaRite Electronic Salt Pool Chlorinator Control Box

No more mixing, measuring and messing around with liquid or tablet chlorine. Aqua Rite XL automatically turns common salt into a self-regenerating supply of pure chlorine. For pool and spa water that's clean, clear and luxuriously soft.The key to Aqua Rite XL's Chlorine generation is the Turbo Cell, a specially-designed converter connected to the control unit by a simple plug-in cord, and plumbed into the filter pump's return line to the pool. As water is pushed through the Turbo Cell, an extremely safe low-voltage electrical charge turns the salt previously added to the water into fresh, sanitizing chlorine which is then dispersed evenly throughout the pool via the return jets.Installation is quick and easy, and suitable for new or upgraded pools. Performance is virtually maintenance-free and extremely energy-and cost-efficient-Making Aqua Rite XL the ideal alternative to traditional factory-produced chlorine.

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Goldline Salt System

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Aqualogic Salt Water Chlorine Converter - No Cell Power Fix

!±8± Aqualogic Salt Water Chlorine Converter - No Cell Power Fix

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Goldline AQR-PRO AquaRite Electronic Salt Pool Chlorinator Control Box

!±8±Goldline AQR-PRO AquaRite Electronic Salt Pool Chlorinator Control Box

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Poolweb.com offers the Aqua Rite Pro Salt Chlorinator for sale for 7.9. It is manufactured by Hayward Pool Products, Inc. and has the part number of AQR-PRO

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!±8± Hayward Aqua-Rite Pool Chlorine Generator For Pools up to 15K Gallons

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Hayward Aqua-Rite Pool Chlorine Generator For Pools up to 15K Gallons

• For pools up to 15,000 gallons
• Turns common salt into a self-regenerating supply of pure chlorine.
• Features a 15' cord which plugs into a standard 120v GFCI outlet.

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Hayward Aqua-Rite Pool Chlorine Generator For Pools up to 15K Gallons

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Hayward GLX-PCB-RT-X281 Main PCB Replacement for Hayward AQR Goldline Aqua Rite Salt Chlorine Generators

!±8± Hayward GLX-PCB-RT-X281 Main PCB Replacement for Hayward AQR Goldline Aqua Rite Salt Chlorine Generators

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Hayward GLX-PCB-RT-X281 Main PCB Replacement for Hayward AQR Goldline Aqua Rite Salt Chlorine Generators

Hayward GLX-PCB-RT-X281 Main PCB Replacement for Hayward AQR Goldline Aqua Rite Salt Chlorine Generators. This main PCB is designed to use with Hayward Goldline Aqua Rite salt chlorine generator model AQR. This is a genuine Hayward replacement part.

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Hayward Goldline P-KIT Flow Switch GLX-FLO-RP with 2 inch Unions

!±8±Hayward Goldline P-KIT Flow Switch GLX-FLO-RP with 2 inch Unions

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Saltwater Chlorine Generator Technology

!±8± Saltwater Chlorine Generator Technology

2 NaCl + 4 H2O = 2 NaOH + 2H2 + 2HClO

This translates to be that when electrically charged titanium plates are immersed in salt water, the salt + water will convert to chlorine, water and a little by-product called sodium hydroxide. The same salt is converted, reverted and re-converted into chlorine again and again. It's a miniature chlorine factory. You just add salt to the pool and turn it on.

Many people have concerns about adding so much salt to the pool. But it is nowhere near the salinity level of the ocean. At normal levels, a salt water pool is about 15 times less salty than the ocean. So, it won't taste salty, won't sting the eyes, but does give the water a slightly silkier feel.

Of course, you still have to pay attention to water balance - pH, Total Alkalinity and Calcium Hardness levels. Keeping a proper level of chlorine stabilizer (cyanuric acid) is also a good idea to reduce demand on your salt cell. Start-up and periodic salt additions to the water to maintain the salt level per manufacturer is necessary.

Having a salt water chlorine generator won't make your life that much easier, but it does provide these key benefits:

Keeps chlorine level fairly constant Allows you to shock the pool at the push of a button Reduces production of Chloramines, which smell bad and turn eyes red No more handling of hazardous chlorine chemicals No more storage of hazardous chlorine chemicals No more transporting of hazardous chlorine chemicals.

But perhaps the best reason to use a Saltwater Generator is that it's good for the environment. Using only naturally mined salt, making your own pool chlorine reduces the demand for industrial production of chlorine tablets and granular products. If you don't know - the manufacture of these oxidizers consumes a lot of energy and produces a lot of hazardous waste. Not to mention the stacks of chlorine buckets that you probably have in your shed, and the transportation by truck and rail of these products to various distribution points, then to the stores, and then driven home by (or shipped again to) the pool owner.

Salt Chlorine Systems are not new. They have been around now for nearly 20 years. In the last several years however, the depth of choice for pool owners had increased sharply and the prices have dropped drastically. Salt systems are now available for aboveground pools in an affordable price range. Once a cottage industry, brought up by Aqua-Rite, Clormatic and Goldline - now all of the major manufacturers now have a salt chlorine generator available. Hayward, Jandy, Pentair and Polaris have all released saltwater chlorine generator models in the last few years.

Installing a saltwater chlorine generator is an easy affair. You have a control unit to mount on the wall, near an outlet so you can always have it plugged in. Then you cut the return line, after the filter, and plumb in the electrode. The Jandy AquaPure Ei salt system, shown on top of the page makes the plumbing part really easy. You just drill a small hole in the pipe (core bit included) and clamp the electrode onto the pipe. Most units now have a straight through method of plumbing in the electrode, avoiding the loop arrangement shown above.

After the box is hung and the electrode, or "cell" is plumbed in, you add some pool salt, at a rate of about 200lbs per 10,000 gals of pool water. Most manufacturers suggest salt levels of 2500-3200 ppm. Your salt system controller will tell you when the salt level is too low, too high, and just right. You can also use salt level test strips to test your pool salt level. A small amount of salt will need to be added periodically to replace backwash water, splash out or winterizing procedures.

Pool salt is sold in 40lb bags for just under per bag. Shipping can be expensive, so best to check out a Home Store or local home water treatment company like Culligan if you are buying large quantities.

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Hayward GLX-FAN Bracket Fan with Mtg Replacement for Hayward AQR Goldline Aqua Rite Salt Chlorine Generators

!±8± Hayward GLX-FAN Bracket Fan with Mtg Replacement for Hayward AQR Goldline Aqua Rite Salt Chlorine Generators

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This bracket fan with MTG is designed to use with Hayward Goldline Aqua Rite salt chlorine generator model AQR. 10-Ampere.

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Caring For Your Aquarite T Cell 15 Salt Cell From Hayward

!±8± Caring For Your Aquarite T Cell 15 Salt Cell From Hayward

Today I am going to talk about caring for your Aquarite salt cell (specifically the T Cell 15). First off, if you know your salt cell is dead and needs to be replaced, the best price on the Internet is from Amazon. They have the best price, best shipping options, and the best return policy if something goes wrong. That being said, what I am going to discuss here in this article will extend the life of your T Cell 15 well beyond what most pool owners will experience. By preforming just a little bit of preventative maintenance, you will save yourself a lot of money and aggravation in the long run. Let's get started...

The secret to keeping your T Cell 15 running trouble free and at maximum efficiency is to clean the cell every few months. Depending on how hard your water is, you may get away with cleaning the cell a little less often, but I would always make sure you clean the salt cell no less than three times per year - about once every four months. Conversely, if you have harder water, you may need to clean the cell more often. For example, I have very hard water where I live and need to clean my T-Cell 15 about every two months. Don't worry about buying an expensive test kit to test your water hardness. You just need to keep an eye on how much calcium gets built up each time you clean your cell. My recommendation is to start with a three month schedule and adjust as needed.

The first step is to remove the cell from your pool equipment. Start by making sure your pool equipment is off and in service mode so it will not come on while you are working on it. Open the Hayward Goldline control unit (usually a white box hanging on the wall). This is where your salt cell plugs in to. Again, make sure the power has been turned off to the control unit, and then unplug the big white plug on the bottom of the control unit. Now you want to remove the salt cell from the plumbing. All you have to do is unscrew the large hand-tight fittings on both sides of the TCell 15. Some water will come out as you remove the salt cell, but don't worry, it's normal.

Once you have the salt cell removed, take it to a work area where you can use muriatic acid without worrying too much about what you are going to destroy. I personally like to work on the steps of my pool since whatever I spill will go to good use reducing my Ph Levels. Take a look inside the cell. All the white flaky buildup on the inside is what we want to remove. The easiest way to perform the next step is to use the T Cell 15 cleaning stand. I cannot stress enough how easy this stand makes the job.

The T Cell 15 should be cleaned vertically - standing straight up and down. The stand should be screwed onto the end with the power cord (more on why later). Once you have the salt cell standing on end, you will pour 1/3 acid and 2/3 water into the cell - all the way to the top. Be very careful not to get acid on your skin and wear eye protection just in case it splashes out as you are adding it. Now, it does not have to be mixed exactly one-third acid to two-thirds water, but this is a good rule of thumb. It's enough acid to get the job done, and not too much that it will start eating the plastic and inner components. You will see acid fumes and bubbles coming out the top of the salt cell which is normal and shows that the cleaning is underway. You will want to let the process continue for at least 30 minutes and sometimes longer. Once the bubbles have stopped, pour the contents out of the cell and back into the pool. Take a close look inside the cell to determine if all the calcium (all that white flaky material) is gone. If so, your cell is clean and ready to be reinstalled. If not, repeat the above steps until all the calcium is gone.

Cleaning the cell with the cord-side down has a huge benefit. Right next to where the cord comes into the unit, there is a salt sensor. This sensor is used by the system to determine how much salt is in your water. It's this sensor that you get your salt reading in the control unit. Keeping this sensor at the bottom during cleaning ensures that the sensor is getting as cleans as possible. Why is this important? Well, the T-Cell 15 will change its chlorine output based on the amount of salt in the water. In fact, if the cell determines the water has an insufficient amount of salt, it will turn the T Cell 15 off completely to prevent it from being damaged. Having just a small amount of calcium buildup on the sensor can cause a lot of problems for you and your pool. Cleaning with the sensor on the bottom will help make sure it's as clean as possible.

Once clean, install the TCell 15 the same way you removed it. Make sure the plastic fittings around the cell are hand tight and that no water is leaking out when you turn the system back on. You're done! With just a bit of extra care, your Hayward Goldline Aquarite T Cell 15 will last for years and years.

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