Original CTX Go Salt 21 g/h electrode – Ref. 70328
Original CTX Go Salt 21 g/h electrode – Ref. 70328 subject to supplier availability.
Estimated delivery time: 3 to 7 business days
Description
Description
Original CTX Go Salt 21 g/h electrode
The CTX 70328 electrode is the original replacement for CTX Go Salt 21 g/h salt chlorinators.
It has 7 plates and restores nominal chlorine production capacity when the original cell has reached the end of its service life.
Allows you to replace only the electrode without changing the complete chlorinator, as long as the other components are working properly.
Replacement contents
Included: 1 original CTX electrode, part number 70328.
Not included: cell housing, locking nut, or complete chlorinator.
Technical specifications
| Part number | 70328 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | CTX / Fluidra |
| Product | Replacement electrode |
| Rated production | 21 g/h |
| Number of plates | 7 |
| Application | Salt electrolysis |
Compatible chlorinators
Units identified for the CTX 70328 electrode.
| Equipment part no. | Chlorinator model |
|---|---|
| 70287 | CTX Go Salt 21 |
| 70288 | CTX Go Salt pH 21 |
Check the exact part number for your unit before buying. Matching production rates in g/h alone does not guarantee that two electrodes are interchangeable.
CTX Go Salt electrode comparison
Identify the electrode that matches the installed chlorinator model.
| Chlorinator model | Production capacity | Electrode part no. | Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| CTX Go Salt 7 | 7 g/h | 70326 | View electrode |
| CTX Go Salt 12 | 12 g/h | 70327 | View electrode |
| CTX Go Salt 21 | 21 g/h | 70328 | Current model |
| CTX Go Salt 30 | 30 g/h | 70329 | View electrode |
| CTX Go Salt 40 | 40 g/h | 70330 | View electrode |
Electrodes with different capacities are not necessarily interchangeable.
Frequently asked questions
How can I tell if the electrode is worn out?
Reduced chlorine production may indicate wear, but it can also be caused by salinity, pH, flow rate, scaling, or connection problems. These factors should be checked before replacing the cell.
Does the electrode need to be replaced if it has limescale buildup?
Not necessarily. Scaling can reduce performance without the electrode being worn out. Before replacing it, check its condition and follow the cleaning procedure recommended by the manufacturer. Avoid scraping the plates or using unauthorized products.
What precautions should I take when replacing it?
Disconnect the power supply and stop filtration. Isolate and depressurize the circuit before removing the cell. Check the condition of the seals, housing, and connections, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Check for leaks before restoring operation.
What factors affect the electrode’s service life?
Service life depends on operating hours, water quality, salinity, scaling, and maintenance. Keeping water parameters within the values recommended by the manufacturer helps reduce premature wear.
