The Aguapure systems do not work like standard salt electrolysis devices. This is to avoid the adverse effects such as corrosive water, salt sludge, salt taste, etc. in your pool. Aguabel opts to work with the innovative cell membrane electrolysis technique.
In this technology, electrolysis takes place in a closed cell consisting of an anode half and a cathode half, separated by a selective membrane.
On the anode side of the cell, a pure disinfectant gas is produced that is drawn along by negative pressure through an injector.
The disinfectant gas completely dissolves in the water. Therefore, no residues end up in the pool water.
On the cathode side of the cell, an alkaline solution and hydrogen gas are produced. The alkaline solution can be collected separately and can be dosed to increase the pH.
In addition to the cell compartment, the Aguapure unit has a built-in tank for the storage of approximately 85kg of salt. This large tank has the advantage that salt only needs to be refilled sporadically in the unit. The electrolysis process uses only pure salt. The non-hazardous salt offers many advantages over chemical chlorine solutions.