What is involved in a Salt System?
The salt system is made of a couple different components.
- Salt cell
- Front digital readout board
- Back control board
- Flow switch
- Cabinet
The salt cell should be cleaned once a month to avoid scale build up. If neglected, the cell would stop producing chlorine and need to be replaced. If properly maintained, salt cells should last up to 5 years.
If you find your system will not power up or the salinity reading on the front board does not match your independent salt tester. You will need to run some diagnostics to troubleshoot the issue.
Here are a couple of top reasons why your salt system would fail.
- Age of equipment
- Improper pool chemistry
- Lack of general maintenance
- Electrical power surges
- Freeze damage
For quick and professional diagnoses of your non-functioning salt system, just contact us today!
The covers are made of high quality dura mesh vinyl or polypropylene. The mesh’s shape and tautness is formed by triple stitched straps that are pulled tight and held in place by stainless steel tension springs. These springs are covered by an anti fouling rubber cover. The springs attach to brass anchors that are counter sunk into the pool deck when not in use. All of our pool covers come with a twelve year warranty and are made with quality material to with stand the Outer Banks harsh conditions.
We are able to custom design your cover to fit any size or shape pool with a color of your pool.
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