Salt

Many swimming pools and spas use an automated generator that converts sodium chloride into chlorine. These chlorine generator systems require that you measure the salt content of the water on a regular basis. If the salt level gets too high, you can damage your generator. If the level is too low, the system won’t be able to sanitize your water adequately.

The ideal level of salt content varies according to the manufacturer. If you have a chorine generator, it is critical that you maintain the sodium chloride level in the ideal range recommended by the manufacturer of your generator system. This will help your generator to sanitize the water properly, keeping it sparkling clear and clean.

By the way, even if you have a chlorine generator, you still need to monitor the levels of chlorine, pH, alkalinity and hardness in your pool or spa.