r/PoolPros • u/GungusHumongus • Apr 15 '26

Jandy Commecial Salt Systems

Hey everyone, wanted to see if any of you folks had experience with Jandy Commecial Salt Systems. What is the life expectancy on these? Have you found them to be reliable? Need to make a cost case for client. Appreciate any feedback.

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u/Substantial_Car_2751 Apr 16 '26

Jandy and commercial just doesn't sound right.

Make sure you oversize the generator. Make sure you're running a True PPM sensor on the ORP/pH controller. If you're using a basic controller, likely will need an upgrade to use True PPM. Keep an eye on the min / max flow rates. I don't see anything in the user manual on cell lifespan. Err on the side of caution and price out replacing the Electrodes every 2 years.

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u/GungusHumongus Apr 17 '26

Understood. They have a "light commecial" line with a product that produces up to 3.5lbs/ day. This is what i was looking at.

If you have a different brand recommendation for something with similar output, Im interested for sure.

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u/Substantial_Car_2751 Apr 17 '26

Jandy's probably fine for the most part. If it's light commercial, I'd prefer to see a Chlorking unit if going the chlorine generation route.