Our pool salt chlorinator provides an efficient and eco-friendly way to maintain crystal-clear pool water by converting salt into chlorine. This advanced system eliminates the need for traditional chlorine, reducing chemical handling and skin irritation. Designed for residential and commercial pools, it ensures balanced water sanitation with minimal maintenance. Made from high-quality, corrosion-resistant materials, it offers long-lasting performance and energy efficiency. With automated controls, adjustable chlorine output, and easy installation, the salt chlorinator delivers a safe, cost-effective, and hassle-free pool sanitation solution, keeping water clean and comfortable for swimmers..
Types pool salt chlorinator :
A pool salt chlorinator converts salt into chlorine, ensuring clean and safe water. It reduces chemical usage, requires low maintenance, and provides an eco-friendly, cost-effective solution for residential and commercial pools.
There are four basic grades available in pool salt chlorinator:
Standard Grade – Basic chlorinators for small residential pools, ensuring steady chlorine production..
Premium Grade – Advanced models with self-cleaning cells and digital controls for enhanced performance.
Commercial Grade – Heavy-duty chlorinators designed for large pools, resorts, and public facilities.
Smart Grade – High-tech chlorinators with automation, variable output settings, and energy-efficient operation.
Product Specification
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Standard, Premium, Commercial, Smart
Material:
Corrosion-Resistant Titanium Electrodes with Self-Cleaning Technology
Chlorine Output:
Adjustable Levels for Precise Water Sanitation
Water Capacity:
Suitable for Pools Ranging from Small Residential to Large Commercial Sizes
Control System: :
Digital Display with Easy-to-Use Settings
Salt Level Requirement:
Operates with Low Salt Concentration (2,500–4,500 ppm)
Energy Efficiency:
Low Power Consumption with Optimized Performance
Installation:
Easy Setup with Compatibility for Existing Filtration Systems
Maintenance:
Self-Cleaning and Low Maintenance for Long-Term Use
Safety Features:
Overload Protection, Low Salt Indicator, and Auto Shut-Off
Application::
Residential Pools, Commercial Pools, Resorts, and Spas
Certifications:
Compliant with Industry Standards for Safety and Performance
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Grades Available:
Standard, Premium, Commercial, Customized
Material:
High-Quality Stainless Steel (304/316), Anti-Corrosive Aluminum, or Heavy-Duty Plastic
Step Design
Anti-Slip, Wide, Comfortable Footsteps for Safety
Handrail Type: :
Curved, Straight, or Customized for Better Grip
Installation:
Easy to Mount, Suitable for In-Ground and Above-Ground Pools
Load Capacity:
Supports Heavy Weight for Maximum Durability
Corrosion Resistance:
Resistant to Rust, Chemicals, and Harsh Pool Environments
Height Options:
Available in 2, 3, 4, or More Steps Depending on Pool Depth
Application:
Residential, Commercial, Hotel, and Public Swimming Pools
Maintenance:
Low, with Easy Cleaning and High Durability
Certifications:
Compliant with Industry Safety and Quality Standards
A pool salt chlorinator (also known as a saltwater chlorinator) is a device that automatically generates chlorine by converting dissolved salt (NaCl) in your pool water into chlorine gas through electrolysis. This keeps the pool sanitized without adding chlorine manually.
How does a salt chlorinator work?
You add pool-grade salt to the water.
The chlorinator cell uses electricity to convert the salt into hypochlorous acid (active chlorine).
This chlorine sanitizes the water and then reverts back to salt, repeating the cycle.
How long does a salt cell last?
Typically 3–7 years, depending on usage, maintenance, and water quality. Regular cleaning and correct water chemistry can extend the lifespan.
How do I maintain a salt chlorinator system?
Inspect and clean the salt cell every 2–3 months
Test salt and chlorine levels regularly
Check the control panel for alerts or maintenance reminders
Monitor pH levels, as salt systems may cause pH to rise over time
How much salt does my pool need?
Most systems operate best at 2,500–3,500 ppm (parts per million) of salt. This is about 1/10 the salinity of seawater, so it's very gentle.
