The Future of Pool Sanitation: Salt Water Technology

Swimming pools are an essential part of our summertime fun and relaxation. But, keeping them clean and sanitary can be a challenge. In recent years, salt water technology has become increasingly popular as an alternative to traditional pool sanitizers, such as chlorine. The use of salt water to sanitize pools is not only more convenient and healthier, but also more environmentally friendly. Let’s delve into the workings of a salt cell generator, its effectiveness, and the maintenance required to keep a saltwater pool sparkling clean.

Salt Water Technology and How it Works

A salt cell generator works by converting salt into chlorine through a process known as electrolysis. The salt cell generator is installed in the pool’s filtration system and uses electricity to break down the salt into chlorine, which is then circulated back into the pool to keep it clean. The chlorine is then converted back into salt and the process repeats itself, making it an endlessly sustainable and environmentally friendly solution to pool water care.

Is it Effective?

Salt water technology is highly effective in keeping pools clean. The salt cell generator produces a consistent and regulated amount of chlorine, which helps to maintain a safe and healthy swimming environment. Salt water also feels softer and more refreshing on the skin compared to traditional chlorine, making it a more comfortable and enjoyable experience for swimmers.

Can any Pool use Salt Water Technology?

Both aboveground and inground pools can be saltwater pools, making this technology accessible to a wide range of pool owners. The only requirements are a salt cell generator, which is designed to fit the size of the pool, and the right type and amount of salt. The cost of a salt cell generator can vary, but is often comparable to the cost of traditional pool sanitizers and is a one-time investment that provides ongoing benefits. An existing pool can also be converted to a saltwater pool by installing a salt cell generator and adding the right type and amount of salt. The process is relatively straightforward and can usually be completed in a day or two. Before converting an existing pool, it is essential to check with a professional to ensure that the pool’s plumbing and electrical systems are suitable for a salt cell generator.

Pool Maintenance Guidelines for Salt Water Pools

Saltwater pool maintenance is relatively simple and straightforward, with most of the work being performed by the salt cell generator itself. Regular testing of the salt and chlorine levels is necessary to ensure that the pool remains clean and safe. The salt cell generator should also be cleaned regularly, usually every 3-6 months, to ensure that it is functioning at its best. The cost of maintaining a saltwater pool is often lower than that of a traditional chlorine pool, making it a more cost-effective option.

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At Solaxx by AquaComfort Solutions, we successfully bring high-quality water treatment solutions to the world of pools and spas, and we’re always looking for pool dealers to join us. Contact us today and together we can enter the future of water care. The Future of Water.