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What if my salt levels are too high or too low?


Your salt system will continue to operate. However, if the salt dips below 2800 ppm, it can be damaging to the cell, possibly reducing its life.

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Anchor Pools
Yorktown, VA
www.aquatechpools.com/anchorpools
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