Product Details
- Product: Hayward Salt & Swim 3C Chlorination Kit
- Pool capacity: For pools up to 30,000 gallons
- System type: Salt cell chlorination kit
- Main function: Converts dissolved salt into chlorine for pool sanitizing
- Included components: Control system, vessel, and salt cell should be verified before publishing
- Best for: Pool owners converting from traditional chlorine to salt chlorination
- Salt required: pool salt must be added separately according to pool size and manufacturer instructions
- Installation: Designed for pool plumbing installation; professional installation may be needed
- Maintenance: Requires regular water testing, salt level checks, and cell inspection
Salt Cell Chlorination Kit
The Salt & Swim 3C kit uses a salt cell to help produce chlorine from salt already dissolved in the pool water. This can make routine pool care easier, especially for pool owners who want to reduce frequent chlorine handling while still keeping water properly sanitized.
For replacements or compatibility checks, compare the included cell with a Salt Swim salt chlorination cell before ordering extra parts. Always match the correct Hayward model number, cell type, plumbing connection, and system requirements.
Super Chlorinate Function
The super chlorinate function is helpful when the pool needs temporary extra chlorine output, such as after heavy pool use, hot weather, or a period of low sanitizer levels. This feature should be used carefully and followed by water testing to avoid over-chlorination.
Use salt water swimming pool test strips to check salt level, chlorine, and basic water balance before and after system adjustments. Balanced water helps the salt cell work properly and may reduce scale buildup.
Installation and Maintenance Notes
Install the Hayward Salt & Swim 3C according to the manufacturer’s instructions and local electrical safety requirements. Make sure the system is connected to compatible pool plumbing and that the pump provides enough circulation time for proper chlorine production.
Clean and inspect the salt cell as recommended by the manufacturer. If chlorine output drops, check salt level, water balance, cell condition, pump run time, and any warning indicators before replacing parts.













