Understanding Sensor and Electrolyte (GEL) for pools With and Without stabilizer (Cyanuric Acid)
Understanding
Sensor Models for Pools With and Without Stabilizer (Cyanuric Acid)
Overview
Water vessels such as pools and spas are managed differently
depending on whether or not they use stabilizer (Cyanuric
Acid, CYA). Because stabilizer directly impacts how chlorine
behaves in water, it is critical to use the correct sensor
model and electrolyte/gel type for accurate
and reliable measurements.
This article explains how to identify the correct sensor model and
compatible electrolyte gel for both stabilized and non-stabilized
water vessels.
1. Pools and
Spas Without Stabilizer
Sensor Model Prefix:
CS
Example:
CS4MA10-M12
Description: These sensors are designed for
pools and spas that do not contain Cyanuric Acid
(CYA).
Electrolyte/Gel Compatibility:
Electrolyte/gel
models begin with the letter E, followed by the
same CS prefix.
2. Pools and
Spas With Stabilizer (Cyanuric Acid Present)
Sensor Model Prefix: CC
Example:
CC1MA10-M12
Description: These sensors are specifically
designed for pools and spas where Cyanuric Acid is used as a
stabilizer.
Electrolyte/Gel Compatibility:
Electrolyte/gel
models begin with the letter E, followed by the
same CC prefix.
3. Electrolyte (GEL) bottles should be stored upside down - on the cap.
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