Salt Chlorination in Palm Beach County

What is Salt Chlorination?

Salt Chlorination is the natural and more convenient alternative sanitization method when compared to traditionally harsh liquid or solid chemical chlorine. Hayward’s patented salt systems convert dissolved salt into just the right amount of chlorine, resulting in clean, clear, luxuriously soft water that is both less work and worry for you. In the long run it’s lighter on your wallet as well.

How Popular is Salt Chlorination?

Nearly 1 million households worldwide have chosen to sanitize their pools with Hayward Salt Chlorination Systems. Salt satisfies 100% of your pool and spa’s sanitization needs, always leaving you with clean, clear, and luxuriously soft water without you lifting a finger.

4 Reasons to Choose a Salt Chlorinated Pool

1. Saves up to 50% over traditional chlorine
2. Water feels luxuriously soft and silky
3. Easy to maintain Hayward’s reliable systems
4. Reduces skin and eye irritation and won’t smell like chlorine

Converting to a Salt Chlorinated Pool is Easy

With salt chlorination, you can get all the benefits of a conventional chlorinated pool – clean, clear water – without the negative side-effects, like chemical odors and irritated skin and eyes. Instead of using chemical chlorine to sanitize your pool, salt chlorine generators work by converting conventional salt into chlorine. Simple and effective.

Here’s how it works: Salt is added to the pool, and then pumped through an electrolytic cell where it’s converted to chlorine and then pumped back into the pool. The result is a clean, clear, luxuriously soft water that is less work and worry for you – and your wallet.

How Do I Maintain A Salt Chlorinated Pool?

As with any pool, you need to check pH, alkalinity, hardness and chlorine levels on a regular basis. Salt chlorination, which does not vary much, should be also be checked regularly. Depending on the use of your pool, you may need to adjust your salt chlorinator’s chlorine production to a higher or lower output level to keep the chlorine level where it needs to be. If there have been a large number of swimmers in the pool, if you have had heavy rain or if the pool water is cloudy, you can put the chlorinator into “Super Chlorinate” mode where it will automatically generate the maximum amount of chlorine for the next 24 hour period. Salt Cells should be inspected for calcium build up about every 500 hours of use (our systems have a “Check Cell” LED light will illuminate every 500 hours to be used as a reminder) and cleaned if necessary.

If you are looking for salt chlorination in Palm Beach County give Crystal Clear Aquatics a call and schedule a visit for technical advice and help choosing salt chlorination products that are right for your pool, along with a professional installation.

Did You Know?
A drop of water from a salt chlorinated pool contains less salt than a human tear. Here is a list of typical salt levels in common:
Ocean Water – 35,000 PPM
Human Tear – 9,000 PPM
Salt Pools – 3,000 PPM

For any pool, salt water operated or not, a drop in pH can be the biggest culprit to equipment damage, particularly metals. As for salt, some metal damage can occur overtime if the system is not properly installed—proper installation means proper electrical grounding and bonding of the equipment. Likewise, using the correct quantity of salt in your pool produces luxurious, clean water. Too little and the water can be unsafe for use, too much salt can be corrosive to pool decks, railings, and equipment. Play it safe by contacting Crystal Clear Aquatics to ensure you have the correct system for your pool and that you are using the correct amount of salt in your pool.

Contact Crystal Clear Aquatics Pool and Spa Services today for all your pool cleaning, maintenance and equipment needs today at (561) 318-6750 or info@ccapoolservices.com. Call or drop us a line and get honest answers to your questions.