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The TechniChlor 110 has been specifically designed as a spa chlorine generator and takes into account the higher water temperature and smaller water volume. The TechniChlor is portable and an easy to use electronic chlorine generator that automatically sanitizes spa and hot tub water by converting skin softening saltwater into sanitizing chlorine. This eliminates the time and need to store and pour traditional liquid or tablet sanitizing products. There are no buttons, no moving parts, no separate control boxes or timers. Simply program each model to one of ten chlorine generation power levels based on spa size and usage. Product installation is simple and requires no equipment modification.
Himalayan pink salt, carefully mined from deep within the Himalayan Mountains is world-renowned and considered an absolute treasure. Himalayan bath salt is known as a "Jurassic" salt, formed during Prehistoric times from ancient sea beds that were pushed up into the mountain range and perfectly preserved by volcanic ash. The salt blend includes 2 pounds of himalayan salt and 6 pounds of pure pool salt.
The Chlorine free shock will help to keep your water clean and clear, especially if you use your spa often. This along with the phosphate remover will help to reduce the chlorine demand of your spa which allows you to run the TechniChlor at a lower power level which will help to prolong the life span of the TechniChlor.
AquaChek White makes Sodium Chloride testing easier than ever. You'll get a specific, accurate reading every time, so you can ensure proper levels of salt in your water. With appropriate salt levels, you can rest assured that your chlorine generator will be able to produce the correct amount of chlorine to keep water clean and free of contaminants. The AquaChek White test strip measures salt levels from 400 to 7000 ppm, and takes just three to four minutes using a small water sample.
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