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CMP Powerclean Salt Ultra 760 Salt Chlorinator (SGS Saline Generating Systems Breeze 760) | 52000-260-000

Part Number: SGSB760

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CMP Powerclean Salt Ultra 760 Complete Salt Pool System with 3-Year Limited Warranty, for up to 60,000 gallon pools

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Power 1.88 lbs/day

Warranty 3 Year Limited

Rated Lifespan 10000 Hours

Max Capacity 60000 Gallons

Saline Generating Systems offers three innovative products for the sanitization of residential swimming pools: the Breeze 320, Breeze 540 and Breeze 760 Salt Chlorine Generators. The Breeze Series is proudly made in the USA, and designed with the consumer in mind with its simplicity of operation, dependability and increased longevity.

You will no longer have to experience dry, irritated skin, red burning eyes and that heavy chlorine smell due to by-products of typical chlorine sanitizing methods. With the Breeze Series Salt Chlorine Generator, your pool will be continually shocked by a much milder and safer type of free chlorine that will result in water that feels soft and luxurious.

Saline Generating Systems Breeze 760 is the first available to adequately handle pools up to 60,000 gallons. With an available output of 1.88 pounds of chlorine a day you can rest assured of having plenty of capacity for your pool's sanitation requirements.

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I paid 849 for my aquarite system a few years ago, so there was no way I was going to pay 899 for the replacement cell. After doing a lot of research and comparing options, I brought this v15 cell. It was delivered in 3 days, connected perfectly, and the system is generating and giving perfect readings again. In fact I had to turn down the chlorine output from it's previous setting, so I wonder if this is making more chlorine than the original.

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Reviewed by: Peter H from Durham on 5/11/2024

Best price, works great

This easily replaced the old cell and began working immediately. The cloudiness that was starting to happen since the old cell died went away over night. This was the best price I could find anywhere.

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Reviewed by: James W from Sarasota, FL on 2/15/2024

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I've had mine over three years and keep it at 50% power, and the pool stays clear! Nothing much more to it.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Nolan Thornton from Glendale, AZ on 5/23/2018

First time buyer

bought a V15 replacement for my Hayward cell and it worked as expected. There was a very small issue when plugging into the board was the tab on the plug that I didnt see when installing. Once I moved it inline with. connector on the board, and reset to the correct configuration in the menu, it detected the salt ppm.

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Reviewed by: Wil Escobar Jr from Hoschton on 5/20/2024

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My Hayward 40,000 Gallon salt system stopped working and hence I was looking for a replacement. I found the Apex V15 for less than the Hayward cell and decided to give it a try. I wouldn't even call putting it in installation as it took 5 minutes to unscrew the old cell and put this one in its place. It took longer to cut and redo the zip ties that I use to route its cable to the controller. Everything was completely compatible and readings went back to being accurate so it could generate chlorine again. I have had it installed for about a week now, and the salt chlorinator generator has been working great and now my chlorine levels are back to where they need to be. So far its working well and I am happy with this purchase thus far.

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Reviewed by: Andrew Rogers from La Porte on 4/19/2024

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Q: I see the 10,000 rated lifespan of the cell but have recenlty gotten a Jandy 2.7hp epump that I am running 20+ hours a day at low speed. I share because with my estimation that means that I will only see about a year and a quarter of life. So, the pro of running a pump as long as possible is the filtration but wouldn't it also produce a con of wearing out the cell faster. Just wanted to get thoughts on this situation.

Asked by: Matt A. - 7/11/2024

A: For long run times, you will naturally reduce the chlorine output of your system proportionately (otherwise you would greatly over-chlorinate your pool), so that reduces wear-and-tear. For further optimization, choosing a model which uses a "duty cycle" (switching the unit's chlorine generation on/off internally based on the output setting) should offer even more improvement on minimizing wear-and-tear for pools with long run times.

In other words, if you left it running at 100% for all day, yes that would maximize its wear - but if you're keeping your pool's balance on target and properly adjusting a properly-sized chlorine generator, it doesn't work out like that.

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Q: We have 40 degree seawater will this unit work at 40 degrees???

Asked by: Wenable - 1/22/2019

A: To my knowledge, there isn't a salt chlorinator out there that's meant to work in such cold water. It's part of the physics/chemistry of the process. The flip side of that coin is that such cold pool water typically doesn't need much or possibly any chlorination. With such high salinity of seawater however (10x more than in a pool), that may play a role in counteracting the cold water. You might want to call and talk to someone since this sounds like a unusual situation.

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Answer provided by: David (1/23/2019)

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Q: Should l leave my breeze Chlorinator on all the time and should it read positive or negative. I currently have it on at 50% and it reads (light on) + polarity?

Asked by: Todd - 4/28/2020

A: You should only leave it on for as long as your pool pump is running; on average that is 8-12 hours for most people, but it depends on your pool's needs. Adjust the percentage up or down according to how much your chlorine your pool needs (keep it between 1-3 ppm free chlorine). Polarity will alternate between + and - automatically, that's normal and there is no functional difference.