S.R. Smith U-Frame Stand Complete with 8' Frontier IV Diving Board

The U-Frame stand is a great entry-level stand ideal for price-sensitive users.

S.R. Smith's Frontier IV Diving Board is the perfect board when playtime is all day long! Ideal for athletes and pools with high activity levels. One wide laminated, wood core runner extends along the entire length of the board. The durable acrylic outer surface will not scratch or fade - providing many years of enjoyment.

The Frontier IV board features a high-grade, slip-resistant sand tread for maximum safety. Your board and stand combination also comes with an instructional diving video to ensure maximum safety when diving in your pool. This combo is not recommended for salt chlorine pools.

S.R. Smith Dock Ladder

S.R. Smith Dock Ladders are made of extra-strength stainless steel, with stainless steel treads. Dock Ladders are secured by a simple keyhole tie down plate and can be easily locked and unlocked from the pool deck. Rubber bumpers are fitted to the frame ends to protect your pool where ladder meets the pool floor.

Marine grade models are made with a thicker grade stainless steel intended to withstand tougher environments, such as commercial applications.

S.R. Smith Standard Commercial Ladder

Heavy-duty stainless steel construction makes this an ideal ladder for commercial aquatic facilities.

S.R. Smith Commercial ladders are made from thick stainless steel tubing, and are suitable for heavy duty use in commercial aquatic facilities. Commercial ladders come in three different sizes, 24", 30" or 36" to fit your pool. Stainless steel treads will ensure that your ladder stays looking great for years to come.

S.R. Smith Crossbrace Commercial Ladder

Heavy-duty stainless steel construction makes this an ideal ladder for commercial aquatic facilities.

S.R. Smith Crossbrace Commercial ladders are made from high-quality stainless steel and has stainless steel elite frame steps with black, non-skid inserts. Commercial ladders come in three different sizes, 24", 30" or 36" to fit your pool. All bends are 6" radius to keep the ladder closer to the pool wall. S.R. Smith ladders are made to stand the test of time!

S.R. Smith Easy-Out Therapeutic Ladder

This ladder enables users with limited range of motion to enter and exit the pool with limited assistance.

This long reach ladder is a wonderful aid for individuals participating in aquatic therapy, that may not have the range of motion required to exit the pool using a regular, vertical pool ladder. The S.R. Smith Easy-Out Therapeutic Ladder comes with stainless steel treads, and rubber bumpers to protect your pool floor.

Natural Chemistry Salt Water Magic Monthly Maintenance Kit, Part Two

Benefits of the salt water system

• Pool Salt - pure quick dissolve swimming pool salt, contains no stain causing water softener additives.
• Metal Deactivator - chelants and scale inhibitors protect pool surfaces from metal staining and prolong the life of the generator and electrolytic cell/
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• Phosphate Remover - reduces phosphate (algae food source) levels.
• Pool Water Conditioner - protects pool water against sunlight UV loss
• Stabilizer - provides stable water balance, protects pool equipment, enhances swimmer comfort
• Natural Enzymes - reduce organic build-up in water, on pool surfaces, filter and generator cells -minimizing maintenance and scrubbing...soft silky water!

Natural Chemistry Salt Water Magic Monthly Maintenance Kit

A convenient once per month pool care program!

Near-zero phosphate levels increase efficiency of the generator.

Salt Water Magic products contain revolutionary technology, specifically engineered for pools using chlorine generators. This easy to use multi-mineral system simplifies start-up and allows your generator to work as designed. By providing the perfect pool water environment continually, your generator works less and also more efficiently. The result is longer generator life and the highest water quality possible. Natural Chemistry takes the guesswork out of pool maintenance. Nothing better, nothing easier.

Replacement Turbo Cell-15 for Aqua Rite & Aqua Logic

Keep Your Chlorine Generator Working Efficiently and Effectively

The T-Cell-15 replacement will fit Aqua Rite 40,000 Gallon, Aqua Rite XL, Aqua Plus and Aqua Logic models to keep generating fresh, pure chlorine to meet your pools sanitization needs.

The Turbo Cell can be installed vertically or horizontally in the pipe return pipe to the pool. Whenever the filter pump is operating, the Turbo Cell will be converting a low concentration of salt in the pool water into chlorine which is then evenly dispersed throughout the pool via the return jets. It couldn't be easier, more effective or trouble free.

Union connections (2") for easy installation. Use standard plumbing adaptors for 1½ " pipe; 50 mm unions also available. Model T-CELL-15 has fittings for both hose and return jet connections.

Aquarite Turbo Cell Maintenance Tips

Cell cleaning frequency is dependent on several factors. pH and calcium levels in the water are the two that have the greatest effect on how often the cell requires cleaning.

Maintaining pH at the levels recommended in the Operating Instructions (7.2 - 7.8) should result in cell cleaning 3-4 times a year in areas with hard water. Cells can be cleaning less frequently in soft water areas.

The cell will require maintenance when the "Inspect Cell" light is either flashing or is on solid and the salt level is confirmed to be above 2500 part per million.

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Aqua Rite Frequently Asked Questions, Part Six

Aqua Rite Chlorine Generator Recalibration Instructions

When attempting to recalibrate the average salt reading (default reading (92700-3400ppm) ) the pump needs to be running. If the pump is not running, the system will show "NO FLOW", if flashing this is just a warm up process and the unit is waiting for the water to begin moving through the cell to carry the chlorine out to the pool. Once flow is established the unit should begin to display the "POWER" & "GENERATING" lights solid green. Once this happens the cell has just engaged and is trying to measure the salt level. Press the diagnostic button once.

The unit then gives the following:

Default = what the unit thinks the salt level is due to an average of all previously recorded "instant salt readings" from all of the different polarity changes since the system was installed, or since the last time the unit was recalibrated.

First the unit reads the temp, then the voltage in the cell, then the amperage, then it will display the desired output percentage (where you have the dial set to), then next reading is the "instant salt reading", or what the cell thinks the salt level is right at that moment. Then it will show "AL-X", this just tells the technician what type of system they are working on (Aqua Rite, Naturesoft, ect...), and then finally the software revision (r1.XX), this just tells the technician what to look for symptom wise, for instance a certain combination of lights. "Low/ check salt" and "inspect cell" are the most common lights and they are usually on together as the cell is saying it's not sure if the problem is in fact the salt or if it perhaps has a calcium build up.

So you will see:

- default
- temp
- voltage
- amperage
- desired output
- instant salt reading (comes up with a dash before the # to differentiate with default)
- product code
- software revision
- back to default

Now moving the slide switch from "AUTO" to "SUPER CHLORINATE" and then back to "AUTO" on our control box is basically like pressing 'enter' on a computer. If the unit is reading 2700- 3400PPM it is in the standard mode, if it reads 2.70-3.40, it is in the metric mode. If you need to change the reading, press the diagnostic button once to display the temperature. Then slide the switch up to "SUPER CHLORINATE" for a few seconds, as long as the "SUPER CHLORINATE" light illuminates, you can switch back, this should be instantaneous. This procedure will toggle between the two different settings.

Also, using the same procedure, "AUTO" to "SUPER CHLORINATE" then back to "AUTO" while showing the 5th reading (if it reads between -2700 up to -3400), the "Instant Salt Reading", this will force the system to forget all of the previous readings and it will recalibrate its self to the new readings and should eliminate the error lights. If it does not, contact technical service at 1-888-921-7665 (Monday-Friday 8am-8pm EST) and who ever answers the line will be able to assist you.

Aqua Rite Frequently Asked Questions, Part Five

Why doesn't the salt reading match a tester?

The chlorinator, as well as any tester has a tolerance and when tested, commonly the unit will not read exactly the same as a tester. Most test units as well as the chlorinator have a tolerance of roughly 100-300PPM so seeing readings 400-600PPM off is common.

Why is there a decimal point in the salt reading (2.70, 3.10, ect.)?

This simply means the unit was switched to read in the metric mode & PPT. Pressing the diagnostic button once will display the temperature in Celsius, with the Celsius temperature displayed, flip the switch to SUPER CHLORINATE, and then back to AUTO and that will force the unit to read Fahrenheit and PPM.

Aqua Rite Frequently Asked Questions, Part Four

Will the Aqua Rite work on a portable spa?

The Aqua Rite chlorinator is specifically designed for use with in-ground pools, and will not work with portable spas or hot tubs due to its high output. We are currently in the process of designing such a system so please check back periodically.

What kind of maintenance do I have to do with this system?

Continue to test the chlorine level of the pool on a weekly basis. Adjust the dial of the Aqua Rite chlorinator to adjust more or less chlorine. If there has been a large number of swimmers in the pool or the pool water is cloudy, you can put the Aqua Rite chlorinator into "Super Chlorinate" mode where it will automatically generate the maximum amount of chlorine for 24 hours. The Turbo Cell should be inspected and cleaned if necessary every three months or when starting up the system.For further information on cell cleaning click here.

Aqua Rite Frequently Asked Questions, Part Three

What kind of salt do I use and where can I get it?

Salt is now available at many pool stores. It is the same salt commonly found at home improvement centers nationwide for use with home water conditioners.

How do I figure out how many gallons of water are in my pool?

Pools very in size and shape. Here are a few helpful equations that give you the approximate gallons of water in your pool.

What is the warranty and how do I get warranty service?

The Aqua Rite chlorinator is backed by the best warranty in the industry. For warranty service simply call the Goldline technical service department at 888-921-7665, Monday through Friday, 8AM to 8PM.

Aqua Rite Frequently Asked Questions, Part Two

Why use the Aqua Rite over traditional chlorine?

Traditional chlorine ties up with wastes in the water creating what are called chloramines. The Aqua Rite continuously oxidizes the chloramines and creates "Free Chlorine". Chloramines are what cause common side affects associated with chlorine such as irritation to eyes and skin, bleaching of bathing suits, and that awful chlorine smell. Furthermore you will no longer have to buy, mix or store chlorine, which saves time, money and keeps you from direct contact with a potentially harmful chemical.

Will the Aqua Rite work with my existing pool?

The Aqua Rite chlorinator will work with any existing pool up to 40,000 gallons. It is compatible with all pool finishes--vinyl, plaster, fiberglass or pebble. Please consult with a pool professional on your specific needs.

Aqua Rite Frequently Asked Questions

How much salt does the system require?

The Aqua Rite works best with approximately 3200 ppm salt, which is roughly the equivalent to a teaspoon per gallon. However, the Aqua Rite will operate with salt levels anywhere from 2700 ppm to 3400 ppm.

Will the water taste salty?

Generally you should not be able to taste any salt in the pool because the level of salt in the water is so low, however some people with sensitive palates might detect a small amount of salt.