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Salt Chlorinators
Salt chlorine generators and their cells. A replacement cell has to match the brand of controller it plugs into, so start with the brand of the system you already have. Each page has the cell sizes, the salt level the maker asks for, the parts and the warranty.
9 products
- HaywardHayward AquaRite 100Hayward's AquaRite 100 for in-ground pools to 30,000 gallons: its wide salt range, the missing salt readout, what the blinking lights mean, and which cells fit.
- HaywardHayward AquaRite and AquaRite 900Hayward's classic salt control box, read properly: why High Salt can mean hot water, and why a low salt number from an old cell is not a reason to add salt.
- HaywardHayward AquaRite S3 and S3 OmniHayward's salt system with pump and heater control built in: the five models, the salt range its manuals can't agree on, and what each cell message means.
- HaywardHayward AquaTrolHayward's salt system for above-ground pools to 18,000 gallons, with the pump timer built in: its four models, its lights, and the cells that fit.
- HaywardHayward TurboCellHayward's salt cell — the controller setting you have to change when you fit one, and the warranty term Hayward's own sheet gives two answers to.
- JandyJandy AquaPureJandy's bigger salt system: a cell plus a separate power center, and one Tri-Sensor whose failure looks like three unrelated faults.
- JandyJandy TruClearJandy's salt chlorinator — the lowest salt target of the big three, the highest temperature floor, and a replaceable electrode pack.
- PentairPentair IntelliChlorPentair's salt cell — which model your pool needs, and the salt level its own manual disagrees with itself about.Superseded
- PentairPentair IntelliChlor Plus and LTPentair's current salt cells: which of the five fits your pool, fitting one where an old IntelliChlor was, and the acid ratio its own manual misprints.
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