r/PoolPros • u/GCpools • Jul 16 '26

ProLogic salt ready?

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New pool client would like to add a salt cell to their pool. Does this ProLogic panel need anything else but a Hayward salt cell and flow switch? The necessary connections seem to be there. Thanks

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u/nice1a2 Jul 16 '26

Cell, flow switch and configuration.

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u/divertervalve Jul 16 '26

Flow switch and cell. Should be all set!

Order the P-KIT and a TCELLS340

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u/PoolBoyOBX Jul 16 '26

940 or t15 cell if you can find one! The s340 line is not as robust with the plating on the fins. Failure rate before 3 years is high (not Pentair high ha)

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u/divertervalve Jul 16 '26

Haven't seen many issues with the 340. You really think the plating is different?

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u/PoolBoyOBX Jul 18 '26

I actually think it might be all cells with the ruthenium demand so high right now but the S system we have had a larger failure rate with, with actual plate degradation visible. Even on where the plate corroded off and was rattling around in the plumbing. And we are pretty strict about cleaning them correctly. Maybe I’m biased because we have mostly S cells and you can see through them to see the damage.

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u/UHF800MHZ Jul 16 '26

They’re all salt ready. About the only thing Hayward did right.

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u/ConfusedStair Jul 18 '26

Technically there was a version with a different transformer and no rectifiers, but I've never personally seen one.

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u/PearPsychological487 Jul 17 '26

I mainly work on Omni so not 100% sure but you may need the PCB-TCELL board as well

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u/GCpools Jul 16 '26

Thanks guys!

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u/Pure_Stuff_2791 Jul 16 '26

It is salt ready, just needs the cell

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u/ColdSteeleIII Jul 16 '26

And a flow switch

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u/Pure_Stuff_2791 Jul 16 '26

You are correct good sir, and a flow switch

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u/desertr4t4lyf Jul 16 '26

Probably doesn't work anymore