220 Volt Chlorinator

A chlorinator is a system that uses electrolysis to convert salt (sodium chloride) dissolved in pool water into chlorine. A 220V chlorinator specifically operates on a 220-volt electrical supply, which is common in many residential and commercial settings for high-powered appliances.

 How It Works

1. Salt is added to the pool water, typically at a concentration of around 3000 ppm.
2. The chlorinator uses electrolysis to split the salt molecules, producing chlorine gas.
3. This chlorine disinfects the water, killing bacteria and algae.
4. The system continuously regenerates chlorine, reducing the need for manual chemical additions.

🧪 Key Features of a 220V Chlorinator

• Microprocessor controls for precise chlorine output.
• Digital readouts for salt levels, water temperature, and chlorine production.
• Automatic cell cleaning via reverse polarity cycles.
• Boost cycles (24 or 72 hours) for increased chlorine production when needed.
• Temperature compensation to adjust chlorine output based on water temperature.

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