AstralPool E-Next chlorinator for swimming pools up to 50 m3 with pH peristaltic dosing pump

Astral Pool E-Next pH chlorinator

The AstralPool E-Next pH version chlorinator is a device designed to keep your swimming pool clean and safe by automatically sanitizing the water with chlorine. It is also equipped with a pH regulation system, which helps to balance the pH level of the pool water to ensure maximum comfort and safety for swimmers.

It is easy to install and operate, with simple controls that allow users to adjust the chlorine output as needed. It is also designed to be energy-efficient, with a low voltage output that helps to reduce energy consumption.

Using a salt water chlorinator like the E-Next pH can have the following benefits over traditional chlorine treatments:

• Salt water chlorination is generally considered to be more gentle on the skin and eyes than traditional chlorine treatments.
• Less expensive over time, since users don't need to constantly purchase and add chlorine to their pool.
• The E-Next Salt Chlorinator also includes features such as a self-cleaning function, a flow sensor to prevent low or no water flow damage, and an over-salinity protection system to prevent damage to the cell.

This product includes pH dozing pump. This system is designed to automatically adjust the pH level of the pool water by adding pH adjustment chemicals to the water.

Maintaining the correct pH level in a swimming pool is crucial for bather comfort, chlorine effectiveness, and equipment protection. The ideal pH range for swimming pool water is between 7.2 and 7.4.

Technical specifications of AstralPool E-Next pH Chlorinator:

• Number of electrode plates: 5
• Accessories: pH regulation & dosing for a complete water treatment
• Salt cell type: Solid titanium plates coated with ruthenium oxide
• Water temperature: Max 40°C
• Power supply: 230 V – 50/60 Hz
• Control panel: LCD display with touch keypad

However, it's important to note that salt water chlorination does require some maintenance, including testing the water regularly to ensure the right balance of chemicals.