Bestway 58678 pool salt chlorinator, 6 g/h
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The Bestway 58678 salt chlorinator produces up to 6 g of chlorine per hour from table salt dissolved in pool water. It helps maintain clean water in pools with a capacity of up to 26 498 l.
Operation and requirements
- Salt-based production: table salt is added to the pool water to provide the source for chlorine generation.
- Scheduling: a built-in programmable 24-hour timer controls operating times.
- Required equipment: a sand filter pump with a flow rate of at least 1 249 l/h and a 220–240 V power supply.
Water testing
The set includes 3-in-1 test strips for free chlorine, pH and total alkalinity, plus separate salinity test strips. Both types use colour comparison to read the results.
| Supply voltage | 220–240 V |
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| Weight | 4.7 kg |
| Required sand filter pump flow rate | 1 249 l/h or more |
| Chlorine output | 6 g/h |
| Maximum pool capacity | 26 498 l |
| Timer | Built-in, programmable, 24-hour |
| Chlorine production feedstock | Table salt dissolved in pool water |
| Included test strips | 3-in-1 test strips and salinity test strips |
| Free chlorine measurement range | 0–10 ppm |
| pH measurement range | 6.2–8.4 |
| Total alkalinity measurement range | 0–240 ppm |
| Salinity measurement range | 0–8000 ppm |
| EAN | 6941607367209 |
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Does the chlorinator require a filter pump?
Yes. It requires a sand filter pump with a flow rate of at least 1 249 l/h. The chlorinator uses a 220–240 V power supply.
What do the included test strips measure?
The 3-in-1 strips measure free chlorine, pH and total alkalinity. The separate salinity strips are intended for saltwater pools and spas. Both types provide results through colour comparison.
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