What is salt electrolysis and how does it work?
Salt electrolysis is a simple principle that resembles the behavior of the sea:
- We add salt to the water, approximately 4 grams per liter (equivalent to a tear, 9 times less than seawater).
- The salt in the water is transformed into chlorine gas through the electrolysis that occurs in the cell.
- The chlorine gas destroys all microorganisms in the cell and provides the pool basin with a correct level of free chlorine.
- The active chlorine that is eliminated by the effect of solar UV rays is constantly renewed by the cell without any intervention required.
- The salt concentration remains constant and only small additions need to be made due to losses caused by filter backwashing.
- Result: clearer water, you will forget about red eyes, dry skin, and the smell and taste of chlorine; absolute savings, you will minimize the purchase of chemical products; a totally safe system that is easy to install and maintain.