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Intex product user manual Excursion Pro K1 Kayak, 68303NP

User manual, in which you will find all important information on using your Intex product. Excursion Pro K1 Kayak, 68303NP

Intex product user manual Excursion Pro K2 Kayak, 68309NP

User manual, in which you will find all important information on using your Intex product. Excursion Pro K2 Kayak, 68309NP

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Intex product user manual Challenger K1 Kayak, 68305NP

User manual, in which you will find all important information on using your Intex product. Challenger K1 Kayak, 68305NP

Intex product user manual Challenger K2 Kayak, 68306NP

User manual, in which you will find all important information on using your Intex product. Challenger K2 Kayak, 68306NP

Intex product user manual Explorer K2 Kayak, 68307NP

User manual, in which you will find all important information on using your Intex product. Explorer K2 Kayak, 68307NP

Intex product user manual Excursion 4 Boat Set, 68324NP

User manual, in which you will find all important information on using your Intex product. Excursion 4 Boat Set, 68324NP

Intex product user manual Excursion 5 Boat Set, 68325NP

User manual, in which you will find all important information on using your Intex product. Excursion 5 Boat Set, 68325NP

Sand filter pump, saltwater system - power shut-off, timers

After a power failure, most INTEX sand filters and solinators restart the last program set. Older filtration models from 2019-2020 will not save the program. The use of a timer is technically possible, but INTEX does not offer it.

If the saltwater system runs longer than normal, will it produce more chlorine?

Yes, as long as the saltwater system is running, it will still produce chlorine. Therefore, the longer it runs, the more chlorine it will produce.

Is chlorine produced by a saltwater system more environmentally friendly than traditional or granular chlorine?

A saltwater system produces chlorine by electrolysis of salt. The natural chlorine produced in this way is more environmentally friendly than conventional, chemically produced chlorine. Natural chlorine is gentler on human skin, eyes and hair. This gentle disinfection technology can therefore be recommended especially for people with sensitive skin and children.