Can I put this in my salt water pool?
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Not and hear it. It is very water proof but does not sound good unless in the tub in a sealed room. Very low loudness level. We can never hear ours outside unless quiet at night.
474621
Yes you can. It's a bit hard to really hear with the waves, but still works. Make sure to wash it after use so it doesnot turn yellow nor dry up speaker.
2246835
The best thing to use is a Saltron Mini saltwater system for spas. You NEVER have to add chemicals and the water stays crystal clear for months. I added a saltwater system to my Intex 15' x 48" pool and it has also been maintenance free for 4 years now! Saltwater is the best way to go! It is not salty like the ocean, but like a water softener system in your home. As salty as tears. I added 8 cups of Morton's pool salt and the salt remains there until you drain the spa. It can remain set up all year without adding any chemicals! Read Saltron Mini reviews.
1916081
I haven't tried it with salt water, nor at that temperature, Sorry. It appears the internal vanes are plastic so the temperature might be a problem. Salt water shouldn't be a factor as long as it's rinsed with fresh water afterwards. Good luck.
1124325
Hi, this is Steve at aqua Products. Our units work well in salt water pools but like standard chlorine pools, it's best if you do not leave them in longer than necessary - a good fresh water rinse is always welcome too.
1839992
Yes, you absolutely can and should be doing so. If you look at the specifications, the pool filtration process is longer than the chlorination process. On a daily basis the pool filter pump should be running longer than the salt water chlorinator. The water passes through the salt water chlorinator but without the electric charge it is just doing that, passing through.
915281
Yes . I have a salt water pool and this thing is the single best device I ever bought for my pool..still ticking
1494686
i usually use chlorine tabs in a floating dispenser. I don't know anything about salt water pools.
709257
I bought this for my husband, he said you may use it in saltwater as long as you flush it out with fresh water after each use.
111595
This can be used in salt water. It's probably geared more for people intending to use it at the beach in salt water than in a pool. Just follow the instructions and soak it in fresh water after your trip to the beach. Be sure not to open the rubber seals while it is still wet.
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I think you would be fine using this product with salt water pools that use the salt for chlorine generation. The product is mostly baking soda with water clarifier added in. The product does 3 things: increases pH, increases Alkalinity and adds clarifier to your pool water. I use this product with my outdoor pool which holds about 28,000 gallon and have been very happy with it. I add about 1 tablet of this per 4 tablets of 3 inch chlorine tablets that I put into my chlorinator. If you monitor your pool chemistry you could also periodically just add a tablet(s) when your pH and Alkalinity levels get low in your pool. You could also buy Arm & Hammer baking soda for Alkalinity adjustment with a separate pool water clarifier product and use them as directed to achieve the same end result.
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Yes you can. The only thing the salt system eliminates is putting in Chlorine. You still have to put the other ones in to balance the PH & kill the algae. If you want to use chlorine & not the salt system you can just run the pump in 'run pump' mode where it doesn't check the salt content of the water but circulates the water.
2230313
That's a good question I havnt tried it in salt water dear.... I only use it to swim at the gym pool... Sorry, with i could be more helpful
1948134
Yes but make sure that it's not where it'll won't get drowned with salt water
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You can do saltwater in this pool but it requires a special pump that has to be ordered seperately. The pump that comes with with pool is only for clorinated water and will not work with salt water. You can contact Intex.com directly to order a salt water pump but they are not cheap! These pools get leaks and after a couple of years the liners have to be replaced and they cost about $200 and you can't get the liner from any other pool supplier but Intex. They have made sure of that so they control the pricing. So if the liner lasted longer I would invest in a saltwater pump however....I am not sure it is worth it to do. You will have a lower maintenance pool and much cleaner healthier water. You can do saltwater in this pool but it requires a special pump that has to be ordered seperately. The pump that comes with with pool is only for clorinated water and will not work with salt water. You can contact Intex.com directly to order a salt water pump but they are not cheap! These pools get leaks and after a couple of years the liners have to be replaced and they cost about $200 and you can't get the liner from any other pool supplier but Intex. They have made sure of that so they control the pricing. So if the liner lasted longer I would invest in a saltwater pump however....I am... » Read More You can do saltwater in this pool but it requires a special pump that has to be ordered seperately. The pump that comes with with pool is only for clorinated water and will not work with salt water. You can contact Intex.com directly to order a salt water pump but they are not cheap! These pools get leaks and after a couple of years the liners have to be replaced and they cost about $200 and you can't get the liner from any other pool supplier but Intex. They have made sure of that so they control the pricing. So if the liner lasted longer I would invest in a saltwater pump however....I am not sure it is worth it to do. You will have a lower maintenance pool and much cleaner healthier water. « Show Less
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I can't see any reason why it wouldn't be safe to use in salt water. It is a totally sealed unit. I am running mine in a tank with anti-freeze in it.If you know anything about anti-freeze and plastics, it tends to get thru any low quality seal. I have had no problems in that area. Tank seals leak, but not the pump.Hope this helps.
875665
I have a salt pool and my sensor is attached to the outside of the pipe so it works well. If you were to put it into the pipe, the bit that goes in is plastic so it should be OK as well.
667166
Ours is regular water. We've never done a salt water pool filter before. If I recall correctly, the instructions indicated you could convert to salt. See if you can find a "how to" video on YouTube. I found helpful hints there when setting up the vacuum.