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What is electrolysis salt?

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electrolysis salt is sodium chloride dissolved in swimming pool water as a source of chloride ions for the electrolyzer producing chlorine.

What does electrolysis salt mean in practice?

The appropriate concentration of NaCl provides conductivity for the cell that produces chlorine from chloride ions during flow.

When does it matter?

Salt with anti-caking additives or impurities can cause deposits, and excess salt increases the corrosiveness of equipment.

Which solutions are related to it?

Pure pool salt is used, the amount is calculated from the volume and measurement, and after dissolution the electrolyzer reading is calibrated.