Product Details
- Brand: Swimline / Hydrotools by Swimline
- Model number: 87625
- Product type: salt water chlorine generator system
- Pool size listed: up to 25,000 gallons
- Chlorine output listed: 1.6 lbs CL output
- Cell design listed: 13 titanium plates
- Listed compatibility: above-ground and in-ground swimming pools
- Control feature: control box with digital display
- Cleaning feature: reverse polarity self-cleaning cell function
- Listed product dimensions: 19 x 15 x 6 inches
- Listed item weight: 16.46 pounds
- Number of items: 1
- Best use: compatible residential pools where plumbing size, water flow, voltage, salt level, and installation layout match the product manual
Pool Compatibility and Fit
This salt water chlorine generator system for pools up to 25k gallons is intended for pools that can support the correct salt level, pump flow, and plumbing connection. The listing mentions universal compatibility, but buyers should still check the actual pipe size, fittings, and installation space before purchase.
Before ordering, confirm whether your pool is above-ground or in-ground, then compare your existing return-line setup with the included parts. The system should be installed only where the cell, control box, unions, and wiring can be fitted safely according to the manual.
Installation and Control Setup
Install this salt chlorine generator according to the instruction manual. In most pool setups, the salt cell is installed on the return line after the pump and filter, and after the heater if one is used.
The control box allows users to adjust chlorine output and monitor system conditions. The display may help with salt level, temperature, and protection alerts, but regular water testing is still required. If you are comparing another salt water pool chlorinator system for above in ground pools, check whether the installation kit and unions match your plumbing before choosing.
Salt Level, Water Testing, and Operation
This system uses sodium chloride pool salt to help produce chlorine. It does not remove the need for balanced pool water. Pool owners should still test free chlorine, pH, alkalinity, stabilizer, calcium hardness, and salt level as part of regular pool care.
Use only the salt level range recommended in the manual. Too much salt can create water balance issues, while low salt may reduce chlorine production or trigger system alerts. After adding salt, allow it to fully dissolve and circulate before starting or adjusting the generator.
Self-Cleaning Cell and Maintenance
The 13 titanium plate cell is listed with reverse polarity self-cleaning technology. This can help reduce scale buildup on the plates, but it does not mean the cell is maintenance-free.
Inspect the cell regularly, especially in hard-water areas. Clean it only as directed by the manual, and avoid harsh cleaning methods that can shorten cell life. For buyers comparing a Hydrotools salt chlorine generator, replacement cell availability and warranty support should be checked before publishing or ordering.
Before Ordering
This system may be a good fit for pool owners who want automated chlorine production, digital controls, and a salt-based pool sanitizing setup. It is best suited for buyers who can verify installation requirements before purchase.
If you are comparing a larger or different universal pool salt chlorination system, review the pool gallon rating, chlorine output, cell size, included parts, voltage, and warranty details carefully.
You may also check the Amazon product page for current availability, customer questions, product images, and buyer reviews before ordering.
