The Life Expectations of a Salt Cell |
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| So you decided to get better pool water quality and bought a salt chlorine generator, but now you’re asking yourself “how long before I have to replace this thing?” Well we got the answer; the typical rule of thumb would be 3 – 5 years. This may differ depending on manufacturer but for this example we will use the Autopilot system, Autopilot will actually warranty their cells for a certain amount of time depending on which one you buy (check with your manufacturer for details). |
| There are some precautions you can take to make the life of the cell last longer, one of the easiest way you can increase the life is by purchasing a little bit over sized cell then what you need. If you use a over sized cell that’s rated for more gallons than you’re using, the cell doesn’t have to work as hard. |
| Second you can regularly check on the cell and clean it regularly when needed. Proper cleaning will not only prolong the life of the cell but ensure the water balance stays balanced better. td> |
| Lastly, a way to help assist your salt cell in cleaning would be to install a ozonator into your system. A ozonator injects ozone into the water before it reach the salt cell which kills some of the contaminants before it reaches the cell. |
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| All these are ways that you can help increase the life and productivity of your salt chlorinator cell, so you can keep enjoying the wonderful silky water it helps create. |
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| Posted by PoolGuru on February 05,2009 07:42 AM |
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