Titanium Electrode For Salt Chlorinator Cell

Titanium Electrode For Salt Chlorinator Cell

The cell of a salt chlorinator is the part that actually converts Salt (NaCl) to Chlorine, which consists of a plastic housing and the electrodes. The electrodes usually constructed from the highly corrosion resistant material titanium, and the anode is coated with ruthenium oxide or iridium generally. The composition of this coating plays a major role in both the chlorine producing efficiency of the cell and its life expectancy.

For salt chlorinator cell electrodes, Saga uses high grade pure solid titanium plate baked with noble metal oxide coating ensure the longevity of the cell providing cleaner and healthier water in your pool or spa for longer time and hassle free electrode cleaning if needed.

Titanium Anode for Salt Pool Chlorinator Cell Parameter:

Substrate Material: Pure titanium in Gr1 or Gr2

Coating Material: Iridium oxide + ruthenium oxide

Coating Thickness: 8~20μm

Coating Area: Double sides

Shape: Solid plate

Number of plates: 7, 11, or customized;

Operating Life: 10000-18000 Hours

Current Density: <300A/m2

Salt Concentration: 0.3~0.5%

Size: can be customized

Warranty: 5 years

Technology: Sand blasting, Acid washing and Brush Coating

Salt Pool Chlorinator Cell Product Series:

Model	Length(m)	Width(m)	Thickness(m)	No. of Plates	Current Output	Chlorine   Production Rate (g/h)
1#	0.25	0.06	0.001	7	27A	50
2#	0.2	0.06	0.001	7	21A	35
3#	0.13	0.06	0.001	7	14A	25
4#	0.11	0.06	0.001	7	12A	20

Features:

Self-cleaning electrolytic cell, (Auto SC) units

Polarity Reversal electrode, low maintenance

Prevents algae from growing

Scale-resistant cathodes

Large surface area of cell plates for high rate chlorine production

Individually replaceable anode and cathode unit avoid replacement cost

Application:

Pool chlorination systems;

Swimming pool chlorine generator;

Swimming pool salt generator;

Saltwater chlorine generator;

Salt cell generator.

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Proper Maintenance for Salt Chlorinators:

To maximize the life of your salt chlorinator, consider the following tips:

Applying with Reverse Polarity electrode, it greatly reduces scale build-up on the cell and extends the life span of the chlorinator.

Maintain a consistent salt level (typically 2700-3900 ppm)

Clean the chlorinator cell at least once a season or as needed

Avoid too frequent cleaning of the chlorinator cell

Turn pool equipment off during lightning storms to avoid damaging power surges

Keep Calcium levels as low as possible and still remain in accordance with guidelines set by pool equipment manufactures.

 Selection of coated titanium anodes:

A number of factors affect the selection of the titanium anodes for a salt chlorinator, apart from personal preferences. These are based on the chlorine requirements for a similar chlorinator and will include the following:

1. Sizes of the anode plates – Larger salt chlorinators need larger anode plates;
2. Parallel or series connection;
3. Operating life of the anodes;
4. Salt water concentration;
5. Any request on chlorine rate.