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Clearwater is the largest producer of saltwater chlorinators in the world today. Leading the way since the early 1970's, many competitors have adopted the innovative design features initiated by Clearwater.

Installing a Clearwater Salt Chlorination System means crystal clear water and a sparkling natural looking swimming pool all the time.

Clearwater also puts an end to sore, red eyes, smelly and itchy skin.  There is no need for the hassle of using granular or liquid chlorine to maintain your pool.

TECHNICAL DATA

Model 

Chlorine Output   (Per Hour)
Maximum Output   

Maximum Pool Size
Note: That Sizing Details Are Based Upon
Home Swimming Pools Only

Gas Equivalent 
(pure chlorine)

LM 2 - 24   

24 grams*

LM 2 - 40

Water Chemistry Considerations
pH    7.2 - 7.6
Total Alkalinity  80 - 100 ppm
Cyanuric Acid (Stabilizer) 80 - 100 ppm
Salt Concentration  4000 ppm

Total Alkalinity (TA)

Total Alkalinity is a measure of the alkaline chemicals in a pool.  It can be thought of as the buffering system necessary to control pH.  If the total alkalinity is not within the desired range, the pH will go up and down like a yoyo.   pH will be difficult to adjust and maintain when the Total Alkalinity is off.

Cyanuric Acid (Stabilizer)

This chemical acts as a sun screen for the chlorine and prevents the chlorine from being quickly destroyed by the sun.  Stabilizer is essential to prolong the life of the chlorine in the pool water.  It is ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL that the stabilizer be maintained between 80 - 100 ppm for a chlorine reading to be made.  A chlorine reading will not be realized until the stabilizer is between 80 - 100 ppm.

Salt Concentration:

A salt concentration of 4000 ppm should be maintained for the correct operation of the chlorinator.  Initial set up of the pool requires 35 pounds of salt per 1000 gallons of water, to reach 4000 ppm.  The add salt light will come on at approximately 3300 ppm.  You should always check the salt concentration on an existing pool before adding salt.  Existing water may already contain some salt.

CORRECT pH

At a pH of around 7.2, approximately 80% of the sanitizer being produced by the chlorinator is hypochlorous acid, or STRONG SANITIZER and about 20% is hypochlorite ions, or WEAK SANITIZER  To have greater sanitizing power, the pH should be a lower value, rather than a higher value.

At a pH of around 8.0, the situation is reversed, and approximately 80% of the sanitizer being produced by the chlorinator is hypochlorite ions, or WEAK SANITIZER and approximately 20% of the sanitizer being produced by the chlorinator is hypochlorous acid, or STRONG SANITIZER.

The Canadian Federal government stresses that all salt chlorine generators must be registered with PMRA of Health Canada.   This agency is responsible for the regulation of microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses and algae in swimming pools and spas under the authority of the Pest Control Products Act (PCPA).   The PMRA reviews applications for registration on the basis of scientific information to access hazards to human health.   Devices which are registered are identified by the following statement on the front of the label.   “REGISTRATION NO. 00000 PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS ACT (PCPA)” or Reg. NO. 00000 PCPA.   Under the Act, it is a violation to import/ and or sell unregistered “control products".
 

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