Salt Pool Conversions and Information

Salt Pool Conversions:

There are several models of choice which offers digital control of the pool chlorine levels ranging from 20% to 100% chlorination.  Most clients find that 60% to 80% operation is sufficient to easily maintain their pool and spa.


Installation is simple and easy to do.

How it Works:
The 0.5 to 1.0 parts per million chlorine level is the lowest in the industry maintaining your pool and spa in perfect harmony.  It eliminates the need for harsh chemicals that sting your eyes, turn your hair green, leave your skin smelling of chlorine, and ruin your bathing suit.  Most people who have converted, say their pools have cut filter operation time down, thus saving on their electricity bills.  Overall, it is a win-win situation, especially being able to swim underwater with your eyes open with no problem.
Instead of adding harsh chemicals such as chlorine (bleach) to your pool, you add salt.  The "salt cell" breaks the salt down into its two chemical parts.  The first is sodium which softens your water and makes your skin feel good.  The second is chlorine.  Since the chlorine is from a natural source, it takes leff parts per million to do the job, making your swimming experience better!


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