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Freshwater salt and ozone are not compatible. Neither come standard on the tub anymore. The dealer would install at time of delivery or at shop before it went out for delivery
Quote from: Hottubguy on March 26, 2019, 12:47:37 pmFreshwater salt and ozone are not compatible. Neither come standard on the tub anymore. The dealer would install at time of delivery or at shop before it went out for deliveryWe just looked at a Prism from our local HS dealer a week ago, from what he told me ozone was stand on all Limelight/Highlife tubs and never mentioned any issues with ACE saltwater or freshwater salt systems. Ozone is only secondary and you always need primary sanitation.
Quote from: Ralith on March 26, 2019, 02:55:16 pmQuote from: Hottubguy on March 26, 2019, 12:47:37 pmFreshwater salt and ozone are not compatible. Neither come standard on the tub anymore. The dealer would install at time of delivery or at shop before it went out for deliveryWe just looked at a Prism from our local HS dealer a week ago, from what he told me ozone was stand on all Limelight/Highlife tubs and never mentioned any issues with ACE saltwater or freshwater salt systems. Ozone is only secondary and you always need primary sanitation.Ace it’s fine with. Freshwater salt they don’t play well. You probably looked at a 2018 brochure? Or the salesman hasn’t been trained on freshwater salt yet. I own one and also sell them and they aren’t compatible and I’m 100% sure of this
Ozone has always killed chlorine.
The reason I stated was it was fine with ace and not freshwater because I know of dealers and users (like Doonut) that used both with the ace system. I’m pretty sure hot springs didn’t recommend it but not sure on that. I’m a Caldera dealer and when I specifically asked the engineer about using the 2 he said not too. It will oxidize the chlorine. The idea behind the freshwater system is to keep a low level of chlorine in the tub. A ozonator would oxidize that small amount.