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How to Wire a Salt Chlorine Generator for Swimming Pools

June 26th, 2009

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By Marcus Sheridan

View the following video to see the proper wiring of a swimming pool salt chlorinator.

 

 

If you want to learn more about saltwater pools, you can check out our guides below or visit our video library for more pool maintenance information. 

Inground Saltwater Pool Cost: Salt, Cells, Generators, and More

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The Lowdown on Saltwater Pools vs. Chlorine Pools

 

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Marcus Sheridan

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