Highlights
Quick to install and easy to set up using standard connections and simple screw mounting
Virtually maintenance free operation with self-cleaning cells and clear monitoring housings
Extremely reliable with built-in overload protection, soft start electronics, and high quality titanium parts
Highly efficient power supply running above 80% efficiency to help lower electricity bills and prolong equipment life
Precision output control that automatically monitors water conditions and salt concentration to suit any pool size
Lightweight, corrosion resistant aluminium casing that dissipates heat effectively to protect internal components
Two year warranty on the electronics and 10,000hrs on the cell electrode coating (replace every 3-6 years depending on usage)
Details
Maximum Pool Size |
Up to 50,000 litres |
Chlorine Output |
10g/h at 0.4% NaCl |
Running Power |
less than 50w |
Electrode Coating Life |
10,000 hours |
Salt type |
High purity salt NOT iodized salt |
Maximum Pressure |
4 Bar |
Maximum Pool Size |
Up to 100,000 litres |
Chlorine Output |
20g/h at 0.4% NaCl |
Running Power |
less than 80w |
Electrode Coating Life |
10,000 hours |
Salt type |
High purity salt NOT iodized salt |
Maximum Pressure |
4 Bar |
Maximum Pool Size |
Up to 150,000 litres |
Chlorine Output |
30g/h at 0.4% NaCl |
Running Power |
less than 120w |
Electrode Coating Life |
10,000 hours |
Salt type |
High purity salt NOT iodized salt |
Maximum Pressure |
4 Bar |
What is salt water chlorination?
Salt water chlorination is the healthy alternative to chlorinating your swimming pool using chemicals. Coarse salt is added to your pool to form a mildly saline solution, the salinity is kept at a low level, typically less than one fifth of sea water.
The Saline Blue works by producing chlorine in low concentrations whenever the pump and filter is running, chlorine is produced by electrolysis of the pool water as it flows through the cell and returns to the pool.
A major advantage of the Saline Blue system is that the chlorine produced has no effect on the pool water’s pH, alkalinity or hardness, which is not the case with other chlorination methods, making it easier and cheaper to keep pool water in balance.
By automatically chlorinating a swimming pool this way, many of the problems associated with other chlorination methods, are eliminated. The process is safe, effective, economical, and healthy and requires only minimum maintenance.
What salt should I use?
High purity salt is recommended
Iodized salt is NOT suitable
Higher salt concentrations = longer cell life and higher chlorine output
Lower salt concentrations = reduced cell life and poor chlorine output
The transition between ‘salt low’ and ‘salt ok’ is set to occur below 0.4%
Always keep your salt levels above 0.5% for best performance


