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Step 1
Perform some personal market research. Ask others who have switched from using dangerous chemical to using a salt chlorinator for opinions on their generators. Seek tips from pool professionals such as cleaners and retailers about the expected lifespan and maintenance involved in owning a chlorine generator.
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Step 2
Price shop for recommended models both online and at pool stores. Compare features and prices. This advice should give the buyer an idea of how much to budget for the initial purchase and lifetime maintenance.
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Step 3
Consider pool type, either above ground or in-ground, may narrow the selection of which salt chlorinator a consumer should purchase. Understand any guarantees or warranty limitations that are offered.
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Step 4
Finalize a choice on the specific model and dealer. Confirm that the model is compatible with your specific pool. Contact the dealer and ask for the best price offer.
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Step 5
Prepare for installation. Be sure and understand termonology when reading instructions or speaking with an installation specialist. If your installing yourself or by a techician, a chlorine generator is another term used for salt chlorinator.








