Salt Chlorine Generators
Intex 26669EG Intex-120V Krystal Clear Saltwater System CG-26669 Pool, 15000 gal, grey
Replacement Kit
Replacement Kit
How long does an Intex saltwater system last?
An Intex saltwater system can last for many years depending on the care and maintenance that is put into it. Properly cleaning and maintaining the system will help to keep it running smoothly and maximizes its life span. Regular water changes, checking of levels, and adding new salt should all be part of a regular schedule to keep an Intex saltwater system in top condition.
How long should I run my Intex salt chlorinator?
Intex salt chlorinator models come with a range of runtime settings, but most homeowners should run their device for at least 12 hours per week to maintain optimal performance. If the salt water has an unpleasant odor or taste, the chlorinator may need to be operated for longer periods of time. If your Intex salt chlorinator begins making unusual noises or sparks, it may be time to have it serviced or replaced.
How does the Intex saltwater system work?
Intex’s saltwater system is designed to provide both a deep and clean pool experience while also conserving water and energy. The system uses a pump to circulate fresh, salty water through the pool filter. This action removes debris, leaves, and other contaminants from the water while preserving its pH balance. The filtered water then flows into the pool via channels that rise and fall with the tide.
The Intex saltwater system is an efficient way to maintain your pool while conserving water and energy. It’s perfect for homeowners who want a deep and clean pool experience without having to deal with messy maintenance issues or high costs.
How often should I run my Intex saltwater chlorinator?
Each Intex saltwater chlorinator comes with a specific maintenance schedule that should be followed in order to keep your unit functioning properly. The manufacturer recommends running the machine every two weeks, but this frequency can vary depending on the size of your unit and the type of water being treated. It is always best to check the manufacturer’s instructions before starting any maintenance schedule, as they may have changed since your unit was purchased.