The Special Pool Salt Bag 25 Kg is a high-quality, granulated salt designed specifically for swimming pool electrolysis systems. By utilizing this salt in conjunction with an electrolysis system, pool owners can independently produce chlorine, offering an ecological and economical disinfection solution. This method minimizes the amount of chemical products in the pool, enhancing the overall swimming experience.
- High Purity: Contains a high sodium chloride content, ensuring efficient chlorine production.
- Granulated Form: The granules dissolve quickly and evenly, facilitating rapid integration into the pool water.
- Residue-Free: Designed to dissolve without leaving residues, preventing potential staining or scaling in the pool.
Technical Specifications
- Standard Compliance: Meets the EN 16401 standard, ensuring high quality and safety.
- Purity Level: Typically around 99.6% sodium chloride, with low sulfate content, promoting excellent solubility.
- Particle Size Distribution:
- > 0.63 mm: Approximately 20%
- 0.2–0.63 mm: Approximately 75%
- < < 0.2 mm: Approximately 5%
- Moisture Content: Less than 0.08%, ensuring minimal water content and optimal performance.
Materials
- Primary Component: Sodium chloride (NaCl)
- Additives: May include anti-caking agents such as sodium ferrocyanide (typically <15 mg/kg) to prevent clumping.
Compatibility Information
This pool salt is compatible with most salt electrolysis systems. However, it's essential to consult the manufacturer's guidelines of your specific electrolysis system to determine the exact salt requirements. Some systems may operate with lower salt concentrations (e.g., 1 g/L), while others may require higher concentrations (e.g., 3–5 g/L). For instance, a 45 m³ pool with an electrolysis system operating at 3 g/L would require 135 kg of salt to initiate chlorine production.
Usage Tips
- Stabilizer Adjustment: Maintain a cyanuric acid (stabilizer) level of 30 ppm to protect the produced chlorine from UV degradation.
- Electrolysis Settings: Adjust your electrolysis system to achieve a chlorine concentration between 1 ppm and 1.5 ppm in the pool water for optimal disinfection and swimming comfort.
- Water Circulation: Set return jets horizontally or downward to effectively distribute the produced chlorine throughout the pool.
How to Add Salt to the Pool
- Preparation: Place the salt bags evenly around the pool near the coping.
- Application: Carefully cut open the bags and pour the salt directly into the pool, aiming for uniform distribution.
- Dissolution: Allow the salt to dissolve gradually. Swimming can help increase water turbulence, accelerating the dissolution process.
How to Determine the Required Salt Quantity
- Consult Electrolysis System Manual: Refer to your electrolysis system's manual to identify the required salt concentration (e.g., 1 g/L, 3 g/L, or 5 g/L).
- Calculate Pool Volume: Determine your pool's water volume in cubic meters (m³).
- Compute Salt Requirement: Multiply the required salt concentration by the pool volume to calculate the total amount of salt needed.
How to Check the Salt Level During the Season
- Measure Current Salt Level: Use a specialized salt analysis strip to determine the current salt concentration in the pool water.
- Calculate Additional Salt Needed: Subtract the current salt level from the required level to find the deficit. Multiply this deficit by the pool volume to determine the additional salt required.
