Summary of Saltwater Pool Disinfection
Operating Principle and Processes
- Salinity: Pure table salt must be dissolved in the pool water to reach a concentration of 4 g/l.
- Electrolysis: The cells break down the saltwater using electrical current, resulting in the formation of sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) and hydrogen gas.
- Disinfection: Sodium hypochlorite purifies the water by breaking down organic matter.
- Cycle: At the end of the reaction, the salt converts back, meaning the salt content is not depleted, and disinfection continues even after the filtration system stops.
- Free Chlorine Level: A continuous free chlorine level of 0.5–1.0 mg/l can be maintained.
Conditions for Effective Operation
- pH Level: Maintaining it between 7.2 – 7.4.
- Salinity: Ensuring a stable level of 4 g/l.
- Equipment: A filtration and circulation system properly sized for the pool's volume and load.
- Cycle Times: Strictly adhering to the required filtration and circulation times.
Pool salt chlorinators
SERENE S4 DUO 12
SERENE S4 DUO 18
SERENE S4 DUO 25
SERENE S4 DUO 40
SERENE S4 DUO 8
Sóbontó Salt & Swim 2.0 16g/h 75 m3/h-ig
Sóbontó Salt & Swim 2.0 22g/h 100 m3/h-ig
Sóbontó Salt & Swim 2.0 33g/h 150 m3/h-ig
Sóbontó Salt & Swim 2.0 8g/h 30 m3/h-ig
_420x448.jpg)
_420x448.jpg)
Sóbontó Salt & Swim 2.0 PLUS Bluetooth 16g/h 75m3/h
Sóbontó Salt & Swim 2.0 PLUS Bluetooth 22g/h 100m3/h
Sóbontó Salt & Swim 2.0 PLUS Bluetooth 33g/h 150m3/h
Sóbontó Salt & Swim 2.0 PLUS Bluetooth 8g/h 30m3/h
Sóbontó, XTreme 100gr/h 300m3
Sóbontó, XTreme 15gr/h 50m3
