Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-7 with pH regulator Seko Dinamik
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Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-12 with pH regulator Seko Dinamik
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Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-21 with pH regulator Seko Dinamik
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Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-30 with pH regulator Seko Dinamik
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Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-40 with pH regulator Seko Dinamik
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Peristaltic pH Regulator Pump CTX E-Series
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Peristaltic pH pump CTX MyPool DOS
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Earthing connection Astralpool Pool Terre for 50 mm
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Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-7
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Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-12
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Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-21
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Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-30
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Salt chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-40
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Earthing connection Astralpool Pool Terre for 63 mm
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Salt water chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-7 pH
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Salt water chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-12 pH
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Salt water chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-21 pH
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Salt water chlorinator CTX Go Salt GS-30 pH
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Questions and answers
what is the difference between CTX Go Salt standard, with Seko Dinamik and Go Salt pH?
Three levels of pH automation:
- Go Salt standard (no pH): electrolysis only. You adjust the pH manually.
- Go Salt with Seko Dinamik: adds a factory preset external peristaltic pump for automatic pH dosing. It is the most balanced option in price and performance.
- Go Salt pH integrated: incorporates the pH control fully integrated in the control unit (one box, clean wiring, unified interface)
Price difference between Seko Dinamik and Go Salt pH: 400-600 €.
Justified by aesthetic and functional integration, not by higher capacity.
areCTX and Astralpool the same thing?
No, they are different brands within the same Fluidra group.
They share:
- Technical development
- Commercial network
- Spare parts
- Technical service (the official overhaul Astralpool/CTX of 89,90 € is the same for both)
Differences in catalog and positioning:
- Astralpool: widest range on the market (6 families, 34 products in chlorinators), including premium models with CellWare 18,000 h cell
- CTX: concentrates everything in a single line(Go Salt) in three configurations, with more competitive prices
CTX is historically better known for its chemical portfolio than for equipment, and the Go Salt line is the natural extension to salt electrolysis.
I have an old CTX Salt Expert, can I change it for a Go Salt without any works?
Unfortunately no. The old Salt Expert electrode holder cup is not mechanically compatible with the new Go Salt line.
This means:
- There will be minor modifications to the machine room hydraulics during replacement
- It is not a major job (any experienced installer can do it in a few hours)
- But it's good to know before you buy
Important difference compared to Astralpool: the vessel of the old Astralpool Sel Clear IS compatible with Clear Connect/Energy Connect. On CTX this mechanical continuity does not apply.
If your Salt Expert is simply aged and still works, consider first the official technical review ( 89,90 €) to validate if it is worth repairing or replacing it.
how much salt does a CTX Go Salt need?
Recommended concentration: 4-6 g/l salt (4-6 kg per 1,000 liters).
Practical references for initial dosage:
- 30 m³ pool: 120-180 kg
- Pool of 50 m³: 200-300 kg
- 70 m³ pool: 280-420 kg
- 100 m³ pool: 400-600 kg
- 150 m³ pool (GS-40): 600-900 kg
Always buy specific salt for electrolysis (not common industrial salt): impurities damage the cell.
Subsequent replenishment is minimal: a few kilos per season.
The salt is not consumed in the electrolytic process: the chlorine generated is transformed back into salt in the water, in a closed cycle.
does the CTX Go Salt have Wi-Fi or mobile app?
No. The Go Salt line is managed locally from its LCD screen: there is no native Wi-Fi module or mobile app.
For those looking for remote control from the mobile, the options within the Fluidra group are:
- Astralpool Clear Connect (with Fluidra Pool app)
- Zodiac GenSalt OE iQ (with iAquaLink app)
Outside the Fluidra group, other options with connectivity as standard:
If connectivity is a priority, it is advisable to migrate to these brands instead of choosing CTX.
CTX is positioned as a professional bet with a concentrated catalog, not as a product with added value in remote management.
how long does a Go Salt cell last?
The manufacturer indicates an indicative lifetime of 10,000 hours for Go Salt cells, consistent with Fluidra's mid-range standard.
With a typical program of 8 hours per day of filtration for 6 months (about 1,500 hours per year), that's 6 to 7 years of domestic use.
Actual life depends on three factors:
- Water hardness in your area
- Hours of operation per year
- Maintaining the salt concentration in the correct range (4-6 g/l)
Sizing up (with slack over the actual pool size) significantly prolongs the life of the cell. When the time comes to replace it, in salt chlorinator replacements you have the options.
is a CTX Go Salt suitable for a community pool?
The Go Salt GS-40 (40 g/h) covers up to 150 m³, which gives for:
- Large family pools
- Very small community pools
For standard community pools, hotels, gyms or public facilities with intensive use, it is advisable to look at semi-industrial options:
- Within the Fluidra group: Astralpool Easy Salt Next VC 75 g/h
- Outside the group: Innowater SMC-M (75-250 g/h), BSV Pro (50-250 g/h)
- Specifically industrial equipment
In public use also enters the regulatory compliance:
- State RD 742/2013
- Regional regulations
- Log book signed by technical responsible
does the technical overhaul of 89,90 € also cover the equipment Astralpool?
Yes, the Salt Chlorinator Review Astralpool / CTX is the same service for both sister brands.
It includes:
- Equipment diagnostics
- Cell function test
- Deep cleaning
- Sensor check
- Issuance of technical report
Range coverage:
- Current Go Salt equipment
- Current equipment Astralpool (Clear Connect, Energy Connect, E-Next, Elite Connect)
- Older ranges: Astralpool Sel Clear, CTX Salt Expert
This facilitates decisions to maintain vs. replace legacy equipment.
This is one of the advantages of the Fluidra ecosystem: one technical service, two brands, several ranges within each.
To coordinate the overhaul, contact the technical service or from the contact form.
Salt Chlorinators CTXReliable and durable technology for an always crystal-clear pool
The multinational Fluidra, through its brand Fluidra, through its brand CTX, offers 2 ranges of salt chlorinators for private pools up to 150 m³. Decades of experience allow it to develop and manufacture products of the highest quality, highlighting the fact that the manufacturing is entirely carried out in EspaS, being a plus for spare or repair parts.
Why choose salt chlorinators CTX?
General benefits
- Automation: Avoiding the handling of chemical chlorine and simplifying maintenance.
- Cleaner and safer water, with constant disinfection without strong odors or chemical residues.
- Reduction of water consumption, since by maintaining a stable balance it is not necessary to renew large quantities of water frequently.
- Respect for the environment by avoiding the use of aggressive chemical products.
- Economic savings, eliminating the recurrent purchase of chlorine and other disinfectant products.
- Compatible with different types of pools, including those with tile, liner, polyester and concrete liners.
How do salt chlorinators work? CTX?
Salt chlorinators CTX work by means of a salt electrolysis process, in which the salt dissolved in the water is transformed into active chlorine for the disinfection of the pool. Unlike traditional methods, this process is continuous and automated, ensuring optimum water quality without the need to add chemical chlorine manually.
Phases of the salt electrolysis process:
- Preparation of the pool: High purity salt in a concentration of 4 to 6 g/l is added to the water.
- Electrolysis: The saline water circulates through the electrolytic cell of the chlorinator CTX, where an electric current separates the NaCl.
- Chlorine production: The chemical reaction generates sodium hypochlorite, a powerful disinfectant that eliminates bacteria, viruses and algae.
- Maintenance of equilibrium: The chlorine does its job and turns back into salt, repeating the cycle without the need to add additional chemicals.
- Intelligent control: Some models of CTX include pH sensors.
Main characteristics of salt chlorinators CTX
- Wide range of models, designed to adapt to any type of pool, from small domestic installations to large commercial pools.
- Self-cleaning system by polarity inversion, which prevents scale build-up in the electrolytic cell and reduces the need for maintenance.
- Automatic control of chlorine production, optimizing the amount generated according to temperature, number of bathers and water conditions.
- Models with integrated pH control, allowing to maintain the chemical balance of the water in an automated way.
COMPARISON BETWEEN MODELS CTX
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Model |
Chlorine Production |
Maximum Volume (m³) |
PH control |
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7 g Cl²/h |
15 m³ |
No |
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12 g Cl²/h |
30 m³ |
No |
|
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21 g Cl²/h |
70 m³ |
No |
|
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30 g Cl²/h |
120 m³ |
No |
|
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40 g Cl²/h |
150 m³ |
No |
|
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7 g Cl²/h |
15 m³ |
Yes |
|
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12 g Cl²/h |
30 m³ |
Yes |
|
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21 g Cl²/h |
70 m³ |
Yes |
|
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30 g Cl²/h |
120 m³ |
Yes |
|
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40 g Cl²/h |
150 m³ |
Yes |
Explanation of technical terms
- Electrolysis cell: Component where electrolysis occurs to generate active chlorine.
- Self-cleaning by polarity inversion: Technology that prevents scale build-up in the cell, reducing the need for manual maintenance.
- PH control: System that measures and adjusts the pH level to optimize the effectiveness of the chlorine.
- Adjustable chlorine production: Function that allows to modify the amount of chlorine generated according to the needs of the pool.
- Equipotential tapping anode: Stainless steel equipotential tapping anode, easy to install, to eliminate any roving currents that may exist in salt water.
- Flow Switch: Safety component in salt chlorination systems that detects water flow and ensures that the chlorinator only operates when there is circulation in the system.
