Intex Krystal Clear Saltwater System for Above-Ground Pools up to 15,000 Gallons

La compré en agosto de 2021 y dejó de funcionar en el verano de 2023, le cambié unos cables en el interior y funcionó por 3 meses más. Nunca había tenido esta mala experiencia con lo productos de Intex. Compré una el 2010 online con Intex, me duró más de 4 años sin ningún problema. Necesito comprar otro sistema, pero tengo mis dudas con relación a este sistema Index. Que pase lo mismo otra vez.

Love this pump! No leakage, fits my 24' round pool perfectly. It was easy to assemble and easy to use. We've only had it connected for about 3 days. This filter pump combined with the aqua sense 2 cleaning robot made such a huge difference in our pool water cleanliness. Our pool is under trees that are pollinating right now, that's the green specks. Here are two photos of the water on day 1 and day 3. No chemicals have been used. Just sand.

So far so good. Been about 3-4 days.. I will come back after the summer to give update. I hope this works great . Had plenty of good reviews so I took a chance. UPDATE- 3 1/2 weeks still crystal clear running it for 12 hours on 12 off and have not put any shock or anything in pool . All levels are perfect. THIS THING is amazing and worth every penny. WORTH THE MONEY .

Had this pump for a couple of years just turned it over to saltwater in March 2025 now by May 2025 the saltwater has already failed keeps saying low salt regardless if I put way to much. The to much salt light doesn't come on and the low salt wont go away I've washed soaked the probs nothing is fixing it. So may people are correct this thing doesn't last and the probs are next to the same price of replacing the saltwater part. Ridiculous china parts always fail and then they make it so expensive to replace anything to make it work again. Throw away society but I do like to be able to fix and repair when I can especially when they cost hundreds of dollars. I will never go back to saltwater I will just buy chlorine. Read the reviews it happens far to often that they only last a short amount of time insanely upsetting that nothing is built to last. Oh and the lcd screen has failed as well the numbers are no longer readable had one before the Texas freeze for years and never had a problem until it froze inside and bought the one I have now and this one shouldn't have failed being outside like it's supposed to be in the elements. Plus I paid a premium for this one $500+ because COVID had just happened and everyone jacked up their prices to help out it didn't help me but it helped someone make a killing.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great price and great products

It was much bigger than expected.Which is good. It takes alot of sand(also not a bad thing)Just a heads up. The only thing was the bolts needed to attach the sand filter to salt pump were missing. Also when putting the sand in make the middle piece stays in place. We had to remove 3 bags of sand to fix it. The top wouldnt close. The pool looks amazing now.

I will come back and add to this review after the system has been running for a while, but I wanted to clarify something for anyone considering this product. I was very unclear as to whether or not this was "one unit" or if it was the filter unit and a separate saltwater unit that had to be connected via a hose with timers on each. The product description is very lacking in this, it just is, and in some of the customer submitted photos there are two separate units. IT IS ONE UNIT.There are effectively three pieces to this. The pump/motor, the filter, and the saltwater box. Everything, including the saltwater chlorinator, is controlled by the main control panel on top of the pump housing. Water enters the pump through a filter basket, is pumped up to the filter media box, flows through it, then is pumped out to a small box that 'loosely' attaches to the rest of the unit down at the base. This box houses the saltwater chlorinator electrode things (whatever they're called) then from this small box the water outflows back to the pool.A couple other things to consider. You definitely need some space to set this up, and you have to set it with the hoses and everything facing the pool, else the included hoses won't reach.It comes with one outlet hose, but no outlet drain that goes through the side of the pool, and the hose that comes is the larger 1.5" Intex hose. My pool currently has two outlet ports, but they're smaller. I bought the t-connecter with the plunger stop that takes the two smaller hoses on the sides and lets it drain to the one larger hose. This worked much better for me.I also bought single plunger connectors to connect to the water inlet jet. The Intex hoses are stiffer, and it put way too much pressure on the inlet jet going through the pool wall, so by connecting the 90 degree plunger hookup, it took all that pressure off my pool wall.When hooking the small hoses up, screw the hose onto the saltwater box first and then attach it to the filter box. If you do it in reverse, it's impossible to get the hose screwed on to the saltwater box enough and it will leak everywhere around it. So do it first.I found that using an oil filter wrench tool (not the rubber straps, the one that looks like a big clamp) was the perfect size for tightening and loosening the screw on hose connectors.So far, I really like it. I'll post pictures at some point. I hope my few setup tips help.

Strong flow. Works very well. I like Intex products