ChlorEase Saltwater Chlorinator for Above-Ground Pools

Saltwater chlorination is a process of sanitizing water, using chlorine that is produced in the pool water from ordinary salt. Developed in Australia over 25 years ago, the technology is utilized in over 90% of all pools and spas in Australia today. The process occurs via electrolysis, using ordinary salt and a device called a saltwater chlorinator – also referred to as a chlorine generator, salt chlorine generator, or salt chlorinator.

Initially, a low concentration of salt is added to the water. As water passes over the chlorinator’s specially coated plates, an electric current breaks down the salt and water into their basic elements to form hypochlorous acid, which is the active sanitizer in all forms of chlorine. The chlorine kills algae and bacteria in the water and oxidizes the waste. Thereafter, the chlorine regenerates itself back to salt and begins the process over again in a virtually unending cycle. Since salt does not evaporate, an occasional addition of salt is needed only to replace what is lost due to splash out, pump out, draining or backwashing.

HOW CHLOREASE WORKS

    Features:
  • Produces chlorine right in the pool - automatically & continuously
  • Can be used with all chemicals used in chlorine-maintained pools
  • Affordably priced for the aboveground pool owner
  • Treats aboveground pools up to 18,000 gallons
  • Easily installs on new and existing pools - no plumbing required
  • Uses any 110V GFI protected outlet
  • Limited 3-year warranty
  • ETL Listed
ChlorEase Saltwater Chlorinator For Above-Ground Pools uses the same saltwater chlorination technology as all other salt chlorine generators in the market. Chlorine is produced on-site by the electrolytic breakdown of salt in the water.

The ChlorEase unit is submerged in the pool water rather than plumbed inline with the filtration system and is designed for above-ground pools only. ChlorEase saltwater chlorinator is a stand-alone sanitizing system that attaches conveniently beneath the top rail of both new and existing pools, and hangs down along the inner pool wall. It plugs into any 110 Volt GFI protected outlet.