I have a pool of 140,000 liters of water, please you can tell me which model Salt Chlorine Generator Cell I buy? IC 60 ?. well as other equipment shou
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Your pool is 37000 gallons so you could use ic40. Ic60 would also be fine on a lower setting giving you more power if needing to shock chlorinate. So you need the pentair power unit and either the ic40 or ic60 cell.
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I purchased an IC 40 for 40,000 gallons and it was perfect. We enjoyed the pool more than we have over the last 15 years.
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Yes. My pump was running all the time so the salt generator could make enough chlorine. Since adding the Nature II, the pump now runs about 9 hours. Sparkling clear water. Works perfectly!
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Im wondering if this worked for you? I have the same pool which is about 10,000 gallons- higher than the 7,000 it states. I read that you just need to look at how much the pump cycles per hour- was this one big enough for you? How's it working?
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How many BTUs per 20,000 gal?Not sure. The model I bought was based on the recommendation of my pool guy. I have a biggish pool but its not a deep diving pool. It's 17000 gal. Hope this helps. (I'd call around to local pool dealers and ask them.)
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I made assumption. I believe the cell was incompatible with with electronics. Rather than dump more money into purchasing a new system I converted back to using chlorine. I found that to be less expensive, you will be lucky to get seven years out of the salt system, then you will have to buy another with the cost of about $1000.
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Yes it will. I could have gotten a T-3 cell, however I have water fall , plus I didn't want a T-3 to work hard to make chlorine and my pool is 18750 gallons. The caveat is whether or not your controller is capable of supporting a T-15 cell. That can be found out in your pool literature or by going into the settings of your controller.
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Yes, I have this set-up and it works GREAT. My pool is only 16' round, 48'' high (approx. 5000 gal) though so I set the filter pump to run approx. 4 hrs. every night together with the saltwater chlorinator and I only had to shock the pool once or twice last summer, and that only because I did not run the filter for a few days. What a change from years past when it took so much work just to keep the water balanced.Setting your pump up with a saltwater chlorinator will give you a virtually MAINTENANCE-FREE pool all summer long. No more constantly adding chlorine or trying to keep your water balanced. You do it once, and then pretty much maintenance free all summer giving you time to really enjoy your pool. Yes, I have this set-up and it works GREAT. My pool is only 16' round, 48'' high (approx. 5000 gal) though so I set the filter pump to run approx. 4 hrs. every night together with the saltwater chlorinator and I only had to shock the pool once or twice last summer, and that only because I did not run the filter for a few days. What a change from years past when it took so much work just to keep the water balanced.Setting your pump up with a saltwater chlorinator will give you a virtually MAINTENANCE-FREE pool all summer long. No more constantly adding chlorine or trying to keep... » Read More Yes, I have this set-up and it works GREAT. My pool is only 16' round, 48'' high (approx. 5000 gal) though so I set the filter pump to run approx. 4 hrs. every night together with the saltwater chlorinator and I only had to shock the pool once or twice last summer, and that only because I did not run the filter for a few days. What a change from years past when it took so much work just to keep the water balanced.Setting your pump up with a saltwater chlorinator will give you a virtually MAINTENANCE-FREE pool all summer long. No more constantly adding chlorine or trying to keep your water balanced. You do it once, and then pretty much maintenance free all summer giving you time to really enjoy your pool. « Show Less
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Probably... If you connect them inline (dirty water &gt; sand filter/pump &gt; cartridge filter/pump/chlorine generator &gt; pool) it should work fine. You could remove the paper filter from the cartridge filter/pump to reduce flow restriction, and add a paper filter only if you get a lot of fine particulate suspended matter that the sand filter is missing. Alternately, return the paper filter/generator and get the generator-only unit. My only problem with Intex chlorine generator in the past has been when the flow dropped below the minimum required by the generator -- usually caused by a weak pump or a clogged paper filter. Paper filters with a chlorine generator resolved half of the problem -- fluxuating chlorine levels -- but not the issue of clogging filters. I successfully ran the Intex 12" sand filter/pump with the stand-alone chlorine generator with great results, and no flow problems -- great solution for a 15'x42" round. (This, of course, did not include the additional pump on your chlorine generator...) My current solution is the 14" Intex pump/sand filter/generator.
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I purchased the "Hayward Aqua-Rite In-Ground Chlorine Generator - up to 40K Gallons" in June 2010 and it came with a T-Cell 15. I believe that is what the AQR15 stands for.
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I own this Intext pool, and have an Intex salt water clorinator hooked up following the Intex filter that came with the pool. We put salt in the pool upon opening, and the clorinator creates the clorine as the water goes through it. You can do a search for Saltwater systems and find out everything you need to know. Good luck!
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First of all, I'm jealous. LOL Second of all, you probably could do that without a problem because I was thinking the same thing at one point. My pool is a little bit larger than their recommended size but one has worked well for me. You could put one in each end of the pool, near different returns, and then set them for lower times because I believe that would be equal to one unit on a higher setting in a smaller pool. It defaults to 20 hours and that actually works fine for me so for your pool you might want to set both at 10 hours. You can experiment with it and test the pool for chlorine afterward. But definitely get one (or two) you will not be disappointed!
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I don't know, cause I don't have a salt pool. I do have a 24ft about ground pool and I didn't think it cleaned very good,sent it back. The best cleaner I like for my pool is the maytronics dolphin 99996333-DX3. I'v tried several pool cleans and this is the best one for cleaning my pool. climbs the walls and cleans the water line..
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http://www.compupoolproducts.com/pdf/CPSC%20Owners%20Manual%20-%20Nth%20America.pdf & as i see you already have a chlorination system with the compu salt system ,but the pentair does come with the wiring instructions here : http://www.pentairpool.com/pdfs/IntelliChlorElectronicChlorineGenerator520589J.pdf & you might need some piping according to your system configuration , good luck
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You can purchase the cell separetly. The cells only rated to last a specific number of hours, so replacement cells are available for around $200. The price depends on the size of your pool. The smaller the cheaper the price. I should have said starting at around $200
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I see no reason that a parallel system wouldn't work on a larger pool. And, right now Amazon has these for about $74.00 for the 15,000 gallon model. Intex 120V Krystal Clear Saltwater System CG-28669 with E.C.O. (Electrocatalytic Oxidation) for Above Ground Pools. No ozone, but you really don't need that. You can buy a gross of these for what pool stores want for one of their units. When the cell goes bad, throw the whole thing out and buy a new one. Remember, pool stores are trying to make a years wages in 4 months and need a very large markup.
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No! It is simply an on/off switch to the chlorine generator. If you twist the two wires together, the turbo cell stays on until "low salt" reading turns it off. If your turbo unit is being replaced yearly, I suspect scale buildup. Clean with HCL acid from Lowes in a plastic bucket per mfg instructions. Also recommend Salt Solutions in Tampa, Fl. For software upgrades and repair of your control board. Overnight FedEx last changeout for me $125. Sure beats $675 for a new board!
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My opinion is just 1, just make sure there are tablets in it. You should still shock the pool when needed using chlorine based shock.