AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator
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Which AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator is right for you?
AquaChlor 15
Pools up to 15k Gallons
20g/h Chlorine Production
10,000 Hour Cell
AquaChlor 25
Pools up to 25k Gallons
25g/h Chlorine Prodcution
10,000 Hour Cell
AquaChlor 40
Pools up to 40k Gallons
40g/h Chlorine Production
10,000 Hour Cell
AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator – Smarter Pool Sanitation
The AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator makes saltwater pool maintenance simple. It automates chlorine production, reducing the need for chemical treatments. As a result, your pool stays clean, safe, and well-balanced without extra effort.
This salt chlorine
generator includes flow detection, temperature sensors, and salinity monitoring. These features ensure consistent chlorine levels while preventing overuse. Additionally, its 1.5″ and 2″ fittings make installation easy for most pool chlorination systems.
The Salt Demand Calculator determines the exact salt level needed. This prevents waste while maximizing performance.
Why Choose the AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator?
The AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator delivers superior water quality with minimal maintenance. Whether you’re upgrading an old saltwater pool system or installing a new one, this unit ensures reliable and effortless chlorination.
Smarter Pool Chlorination for Effortless Maintenance
With Lumi Control, managing your salt chlorine generator is simple. The easy-to-use display shows salinity levels, water temperature, and chlorine output in real time. This allows for quick adjustments whenever needed.
The Salt Demand Calculator ensures the correct salt balance at all times. At the same time, programmable polarity reversal prevents scale buildup, extending the unit’s lifespan.
Efficient and Reliable Saltwater Pool Maintenance
This saltwater pool system works in all weather conditions. The Cold Temperature Function ensures proper operation, even when the water is cooler.
For extra sanitation, the Super Clean Mode provides a boost of chlorine when needed. Plus, operation timers let you schedule cycles, so you save energy while keeping the pool clean.
Key Features of the AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator
- 1.5″ and 2″ Fittings – Fits most pool plumbing setups.
- Includes a Simple, waterproof wall mounted power center
- Flow Detection – Ensures operation only when water is flowing.
- Water Temperature Sensor – Displays water temperature on the app. (can be used for other automation procedures)
- Salinity Monitoring – Displays Salinity on the app and the device.
- Salt Demand Calculator – Calculates the weight of salt needed to be added to achieve optimal salinity based on water volume.
- Super Chlorinate Mode – Runs the Chlorinator at 100% output for a duration of 24 hours.
- Cold Temperature Function – Works more efficiently in cooler water.
- Programmable Polarity Reversal – Prevents scale buildup and clears the cell of built up minerals.
- WIFI + Bluetooth- Used for Lumi Control Integration and app communication
- Lumi Control – Integrates into Lumi control cloud services for enhanced automation with other Illumines or smart products.
Upgrade to a Smarter Pool Chlorination System
The AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator is the best choice for effortless pool maintenance. Whether you own a residential or commercial saltwater pool, this system keeps your water clean, clear, and balanced.
Switch to AquaChlor today and enjoy a hassle-free, high-performance pool chlorination system. Order now!
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Frequently Asked Questions
AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator FAQS
Is the AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator compatible with all pool types?
Yes! The system is compatible with:
- In-ground pools
- Vinyl, fiberglass, and concrete pools
- Pools with 1.5″ or 2″ plumbing
It is not recommended for small above-ground pools under 5,000 gallons, as chlorine levels may fluctuate too quickly.
What are common troubleshooting steps for the AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator?
If the system is not producing chlorine or showing errors, follow these troubleshooting steps:
Common Issues and Solutions:
- No Chlorine Production: Check salt levels, clean the cell, and ensure proper water flow.
- Low Salt Warning: Add salt as recommended and allow 24 hours for full circulation.
- Flow Sensor Error: Ensure the pump is running and that water flow is unobstructed.
- Scaling in the Cell: Perform a deep clean using a muriatic acid solution.
For persistent issues, refer to the user manual or contact customer support.
Can the AquaChlor system be used in cold weather?
Yes! The AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator features a Cold Temperature Function, allowing it to adjust chlorine production based on water temperature. However, when the water drops below 60°F (15°C), chlorine generation may decrease or stop.
Chlorine Production Adjustments by Temperature:
- Above 80°F (27°C): Produces chlorine at full capacity
- 70°F – 79°F (21°C – 26°C): Chlorine production slows down slightly
- 60°F – 69°F (15°C – 20°C): Chlorine output is significantly reduced
- Below 60°F (15°C): The system may stop generating chlorine
If you winterize your pool, turn off and store the AquaChlor unit in a dry location.
How often should I clean the AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator?
The system features a self-cleaning function, but it is still recommended to manually clean the electrolytic cell every 3 to 6 months depending on water hardness and usage.
Steps to Clean the Cell:
- Turn off the system before removing the cell.
- Inspect for calcium buildup or debris inside the cell plates.
- Soak the cell in a mixture of 4 parts water to 1 part muriatic acid for 5–10 minutes.
- Rinse thoroughly with clean water and reinstall the cell.
- Restart the system and check for proper operation.
Cleaning the cell regularly prevents scaling, which can reduce chlorine production efficiency.
What happens if my pool has too much or too little salt?
If the salt level is too low, chlorine production will be insufficient, and the pool may become cloudy or develop algae. If the salt level is too high, it can cause corrosion and scaling on pool equipment.
Troubleshooting Salt Issues:
- Low Salt Warning: Add the recommended amount of salt and allow it to circulate.
- High Salt Warning: Drain a portion of pool water and replace it with fresh water.
- No Chlorine Production: Check the salt level, flow rate, and clean the cell if needed.
The Salt Demand Calculator helps ensure the correct salt level is maintained.
How much salt should I add when setting up my AquaChlor system?
The amount of salt needed depends on the pool size and current salt levels. When setting up the system for the first time, refer to the user manual for precise measurements.
Example Guidelines for a 3,200 ppm Salt Level:
- 10,000-gallon pool – Add 267 lbs of salt
- 15,000-gallon pool – Add 400 lbs of salt
- 20,000-gallon pool – Add 533 lbs of salt
- 25,000-gallon pool – Add 667 lbs of salt
Always use pool-grade salt (99% purity or higher) to prevent impurities from damaging the system.
What is the recommended salt level for the AquaChlor system?
For optimal performance, the recommended salt level is between 3,000 – 4,000 ppm (parts per million).
Salt Level Guidelines:
- Minimum: 2,500 ppm – Low chlorine production, may not sanitize effectively
- Ideal Range: 3,000 – 3,500 ppm – Best chlorine production and efficiency
- Maximum: 4,000 ppm – Any higher may cause scaling or corrosion
If the salt level is too low, the system may not produce chlorine efficiently. If it is too high, the unit may display a high salt warning and require dilution with fresh water.
How does the AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator work?
The AquaChlor Salt Chlorine Generator produces chlorine through electrolysis, eliminating the need for manual chlorine dosing. When pool water containing dissolved salt flows through the electrolytic cell, an electric current converts the salt into hypochlorous acid (HClO), a powerful disinfectant.
Key Steps in the Process:
- Salt Dissolves – Pool-grade salt is added to the water.
- Electrolysis Begins – The titanium electrode plates in the generator create chlorine.
- Sanitization Cycle – The chlorine kills bacteria and algae, then reverts back to salt. Feature FunctionFlow Detection Prevents operation when water isn’t circulating. Salinity Monitoring Alerts when salt levels are too high or low. Super Clean ModeTemporarily increases chlorine output. Cold Temperature Function Adjusts chlorine production in colder climates