MOSES® Swimming Pool Salt

It is used for chlorine production through electrolysis in saltwater pools and spas.

Yes, it is a 100% natural product with no added chemicals.

It contains more than 99% sodium chloride (NaCl), ensuring high performance.

Yes, a salt water pool still needs chlorine. However, instead of adding traditional chlorine products manually, a salt water pool uses swimming pool salt and a chlorine generator system to produce chlorine naturally through electrolysis.

A salt water pool is often considered more comfortable and easier to maintain than a traditional chlorine pool. While both systems use chlorine to sanitize the water, a salt pool generates chlorine naturally through electrolysis using swimming pool salt.

The amount of swimming pool salt required depends on the size of the pool and the current salt level in the water. Most salt water pool systems typically operate at a salt concentration between 2,500 and 4,000 ppm (parts per million), depending on the chlorine generator manufacturer.

Swimming pool salt works through a process called electrolysis. In a salt water pool, dissolved pool salt passes through a chlorine generator cell, where electricity converts the salt (sodium chloride) into natural chlorine