Hurlcon Replacement Pool Chlorinator Cells Australia

In order to keep your Hurlcon Chlorinator running efficiently it is important to maintain it. To learn how to do that, read our article How to Maintain a Pool Chlorinator

Replacing your Hurlcon chlorinator cell is necessary when it stops producing chlorine, usually after 3 – 5 years of use, due to plate erosion. Signs include low output, “check salt” alerts, or green pool water. Replacing it ensures proper sanitation and prevents, unexpected system failure.

Genuine replacement cells are expensive and many cheap alternatives do not last long. The good news is Best Pool Chlorinators now sell generic replacement cells that are affordable yet still high quality.

For replacement options, check out our compatible generic pool chlorinator cells for Hurlcon below. Available now and with free shipping provided by Best Pool Chlorinators.

Best Pool Chlorinators have chosen a selection of Hurlcon saltwater replacement chlorinator cells to suit the most popular models of chlorinators.

Should we not have the model you require, please click the image at the bottom of the page to be taken to our partners for an even greater selection.

***The below cells are made using Genuine USA sourced high quality titanium plate, not cheap, inferior substitute material.***

They come with a 2 Year Domestic Warranty and 1 Year Commercial Warranty.

Replacing your Hurlcon (AstralPool) chlorinator cell is necessary when it stops producing chlorine, usually after 3 – 5 years of use, due to titanium plate erosion. Signs include low output, “check salt” alerts, or green pool water. Replacing it ensures proper sanitation and prevents, unexpected system failure.

Yes, it is easy to replace a Hurlcon (AstralPool) chlorinator cell yourself.

Installing a Hurlcon (AstralPool) replacement cell involves turning off the pool pump, disconnecting the old cell, and securing the new unit. For most models, simply unscrew the cell housing cap, pull out the old cell, and insert the new one, ensuring the O-ring is properly seated. Hand-tighten the cap, connect the cables, and test for leaks.

Installation Steps:

1. Safety First: Switch off the pool pump and unplug the main unit. Close any relevant valves to prevent water loss.
2. Remove Old Cell: Unscrew the locking nut/cap on the housing. Unplug the cable connection at the back.
3. Prepare New Cell: Lubricate the new cell’s O-ring with a pool-safe lubricant to ensure a good seal.
4. Install New Cell: Slide the replacement cell into the housing.
5. Secure and Connect: Screw the cap back on hand-tight. Reconnect the cable, matching the colour codes.
6. Verify: Turn on the pump, check for leaks, and verify the cell is producing chlorine.