Aquacomfort C117199G 25K Clear Salt Cell with O-rings

Product Description

The AQUACOMFORT C117199G is a universal replacement salt chlorination cell designed to restore chlorine generation in residential and commercial pool systems. The cell produces 31.1 grams per hour (1.65 pounds per 24 hours) of chlorine output, providing consistent sanitation for pools up to 40,000 gallons. The clear cell body allows visual inspection of electrode condition and water flow without removing the unit from the plumbing line. Union connectors and O-rings are included, reducing parts sourcing and simplifying the swap. Pool service technicians and knowledgeable pool owners are the primary installers.

The C117199G is suited for residential and light commercial pool applications where a drop-in replacement cell is needed for an existing salt chlorine generator system. The clear housing design is particularly useful in service scenarios where cell fouling or calcium scaling needs to be monitored between maintenance visits. It is rated for pools up to 40,000 gallons and is noted as a direct replacement for the CLG140a-010 cell. All mating hardware is included in the package.

Key Features

• Chlorine output of 31.1 grams per hour (1.65 pounds per 24 hours)
• Rated for pools up to 40,000 gallons
• Clear cell body for visual inspection of electrode condition without removal
• Union connectors included for tool-friendly installation and removal
• O-rings included - no separate gasket sourcing required
• Universal fit design intended to replace CLG140a-010

Compatibility

Noted as a direct replacement for the CLG140a-010 salt chlorination cell. Designed as a universal-fit replacement cell for pool salt chlorine generator systems rated up to 40,000 gallons.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified pool service technician or licensed contractor familiar with pool water chemistry and plumbing systems. Before replacing the cell, shut off the pool pump and isolate power to the salt chlorine generator control board at the breaker. Inspect the union fittings and flow switch wiring before reinstalling the new cell. Follow all local codes and the generator manufacturer instructions for flow rate requirements and salt concentration levels.