Need new Intex SWG?

[Mrenee13]

Hi! We have an Intex swg for our 15,000 gal pool. This is the third summer. We keep getting the 91 low salt error. In the past cleaning the electrodes did the trick. Not anymore. Our titanium electrode isn’t made anymore. Should we buy a new swg?
Would this one work:

Krystal Clear⢠Saltwater Pool Chlorine System - 15,000 Gal

A leading brand in Above Ground Swimming Pools, Air Mattresses and PVC inflatable products. With over 50-year of history, we work hard to maintain the highest standards for safety, quality and value.

intexcorp.com

To replace this one that we have:

Krystal Clear™ Sand Filter Pump & Saltwater Pool Chlorine System - 15,000 Gal

A leading brand in Above Ground Swimming Pools, Air Mattresses and PVC inflatable products. With over 50-year of history, we work hard to maintain the highest standards for safety, quality and value.

intexcorp.com

I guess I am not sure how the new one would fit with our basket and sand pump?

Is it usually the titanium one that is the issue? I can get the ECO one just not the titanium.

What is also interesting is the same new one on Amazon from Intex is $185 instead of the $409 on the Intex website?

Amazon.com

Thank you for your help!!!

 

[Mrenee13]

Here is also what I am wondering. If you replace this chlorinator part, I don’t see just the sand filter if eventually you need to replace that as well. Does that not come separately?

 

[Mrenee13]

Current system. So could we hook the tube from the sand filter that is going to the saltwater electrodes to a new Intex salt water generator? Do we just leave those cords that currently go to the electrodes just laying there? Then run the current swg just on FP and then use the buttons on the new swg to run the chlorinator hours?

 

[Mrenee13]

Like this. I just don’t know about what to do with current swg electrodes/cords

 

[kellyfair]

Have you actually tested your salt with a kit?

 

[Mrenee13]

Have you actually tested your salt with a kit?

Yep! We test our water at the pool
Store regularly. It was around 3500 I believe