Purify up to 35,000 gallons Crafted from high-quality ABS, copper, and stainless steel, our solar pool ionizer ensures premium quality and durability for long-term use. It releases copper and silver ions into the water, inhibiting algae growth and keeping the pool clean. It effortlessly purifies up to 35,000 gallons of water, providing reliable performance. Use up to 85% less chlorine Our solar pool cleaner significantly reduces chlorine content by up to 85%. By using a negative ionizer, you can create a safer swimming environment with minimal chemical usage, protecting your hair and skin. Works in both saltwater and freshwater pools. Specifications Product Name: Solar Pool Ionizer Model: S6 Panel Diameter: 9.1 inch Panel Thickness: 2.3 inch Copper Anode Diameter: 0.7 inch Copper Anode Length: 4.1 inch Copper Anode Weight: 0.5 lb Spring Diameter: 1.6 inch Power: 6V 1.5W Net Weight: 2.9 lb Spring Material: Stainless Steel Panel material: Monocrystalline Silicon FAQ Q: Can I use a metal screw if I misplace or break the screw it comes with? A: No. A metal screw will interfere with the ionization process. The screw must be non-metallic.Contact support if you have lost the screw. Q: I don’t think it’s working. A: Put the ionizer into a clear glass of water under sunlight. After a few seconds, you should see bubbles form. The bubbles will look almost like “mist” coming off of the coils. This demonstrates that an electrical current is being generated Q: Why are there brown spots in my pool and how to remove them? A: Do not allow the copper content of the water to go significantly above the target range upper limit of 0.5 ppm. High copper levels can tinge the water green and copper can begin to form on solid surfaces. Please take out the ionizer and use other pool cleaners to remove them. Detect the ion level and clean the basket more often to avoid these spots. Q: Will a Solar Pool Ionizer corrode the metal parts of my pool pump and filter system? A: No, it is unlikely. Copper, a natural antimicrobial chemical, is significantly less oxidizing than chlorine or bleach. In cases of high copper levels, copper may start to precipitate on solid surfaces; however, this can be prevented by regularly monitoring the copper content of the water. If copper levels become too high, temporarily removing the ionizer can resolve the issue.
