Saltwater system for pools up to 26,500 liters (hayward pool pump)
No really purchasing chlorine
Utilizations 100% Natural Salt - Not Expensive!
The inherent clock guarantees a standard chlorine discharge
A pool pump is needed to work this saltwater framework
Required pump limit between 4000 and 15.140 liters/hour
Greatest chlorine creation: 5 grams each hour
Intex saltwater framework: Clean, delicate and clear water without chlorine
This Intex saltwater framework guarantees that you have delicate and clear water. The saltwater framework battles microorganisms and green growth in a characteristic manner. You won't see the salt in the water. The saltiness in the water is low to such an extent that you don't see it, just 10% of seawater.
Therefore, you barely taste, smell and feel the salt. No more chlorine tablets required Thanks to this saltwater framework, you presently don't have to utilize chlorine tablets to keep up with your pool. With every one of the related benefits:
You don't need to purchase costly pots of chlorine, your swimming water doesn't smell of chlorine, your eyes are not aggravated when swimming submerged and your swimwear doesn't get blurred. How does an Intex saltwater framework work? The Intex saltwater framework joins 2 different ways to treat your pool water. (pool chlorinator)
The framework incorporates a titanium-covered electrolytic cell. This cell changes over the swimming pool salt added to the water into chlorine. Salt comprises of 2 components: Sodium and Chlorine. The salt water streams past the framework's electrolysis cell, which produces chlorine. This profits to the water and streams once again into the shower.
The Intex saltwater framework creates similar substances as standard chlorine. These substances dispense with green growth and microscopic organisms. Notwithstanding, standard chlorine leaves particles in the water that are unsafe to wellbeing and the pool. These particles are not left behind when you utilize the Intex saltwater framework.
Furthermore, the saltwater framework utilizes a copper ionization against green growth innovation. Therefore, dynamic and cleaning copper particles are added to the water. This strategy is considerably more viable against green growth than chlorine or other green growth safe pool synthetic compounds.
Highlights Intex Saltwater System This saltwater framework is not difficult to utilize. Furthermore, the saltwater framework is additionally exceptionally protected. The following are some helpful highlights of the saltwater framework. Handy presentation on your Intex saltwater framework
On the presentation you can turn on the clock so the saltwater framework turns on naturally at the ideal time. The functioning pointer shows that your saltwater framework has begun creating chlorine.
The saltwater framework has an uncommon lift capacity to give your pool water a chlorine shock if fundamental. The presentation has a key lock so your settings are not unintentionally changed. In the event that your saltwater framework has a programmed rest mode to save energy.12 volt transformer for ideal security
12 volt CE/TUV endorsed transformer.
Saltwater framework string length - transformer: 365 cm
Connector string length - transformer: 208 cm (καυσοξυλα)
Spot the transformer basically 3.5 meters from your swimming pool
Incorporates test strips to gauge your water quality
20 Intex Copper Ion test strips to gauge the copper particle convergence of your swimming pool water.
20 Intex 3-in-1 test strips to gauge 'Free Chlorine', 'PH' and 'Complete Alkaline Power' values.
Provided with manual and guidance DVD
Multilingual manual (counting Dutch, German, English, French, Spanish, Italian)
With handy dosing plans for manual
Incorporates English guidance DVD
Connectors for 32 mm connections included.
The Intex saltwater framework has 38 mm connections as standard. To have the option to associate your saltwater framework to Intex Pumps with a 32 mm connection, you will get the fundamental connectors with the saltwater framework. If it's not too much trouble, note that the saltwater framework requires a pump with a limit of no less than 4000 liters each hour. next blog
