• Hybrid Normal Salt / Low Salt operation — run the pool at 3000 ppm (Normal Salt) or 1500 ppm (Low Salt); the setting is selected in the controller.
• Automatic stop with the flow switch — the system automatically stops its production of chlorine when there is no flow detected. This increases the life of the cell and the infrastructure.
• Boost mode — superchlorination with automatic stop: production runs at its maximum setpoint for 24 hours, then returns to the previous setting. Boost mode can be stopped manually at any point.
• Adjustable current inversion (where fitted) — reversing the current through the cell prevents scale deposits; the frequency is selectable from 2 to 16 hours to suit your water hardness.
• Simple two-key controller — production setpoint from 00 to 10, with red and green status LEDs and on-screen alarm codes.
• “Cover” / “Ext” input — connect a flow sensor, an external control, or a cover position switch.

1. Disconnect the filtration pump and all AC power before starting. The control unit must be at least 1.5 m horizontally from the pool (or more, per local regulations).
2. Mount the control unit vertically on a flat wall with the cables pointing down. Keep all four sides clear — do not install it behind a panel or in an enclosed space, and keep containers of treatment chemicals at least 2 m from any electrical equipment.
3. Install the cell horizontally with the electrodes facing down, or vertically, so that water cannot collect around them. The electrical connections at the cell must never face upwards.
4. The in-line cell is plumbed into 2 in. pipe (cut the pipe to 236 mm / 9 3/8 in.); reducers are used where the pipe is 1 1/2 in. Sand, glue and dry the collars, grease and fit the seals, then hand-tighten the two nuts onto the cell.
5. Connect only to a grounded receptacle protected by a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Do not use an extension cord and do not bury the cable.
6. Power up. After about a minute production starts automatically if there is flow, following the setpoint shown on screen. Set the salinity mode (NS or LS) and the production setpoint (00–10).

Winterizing. Turn off the power to prevent damage to the electronic unit. Blow the water out of the water circuit including the cell. Remove the electronic unit by disconnecting the flow sensor, power supply, grounding, salt / temperature sensor and the connectors on the cell. Store the unit in a shed or in your home to protect it from winter weather.

Moov states a 2 year warranty on the cell and the controller for the Minisalt. Before contacting your dealer, have your purchase invoice, the serial number of the electronics unit, the installation date and your pool parameters (salinity, pH, chlorine level, water temperature, stabilizer level, pool volume and daily filtration time) to hand.

The Minisalt is Moov’s standard salt system, offered in the same three pool volumes as the Justsalt. It has a two-key controller with a production setpoint of 00 to 10, automatic flow stop and Boost mode, and carries a 2 year warranty. If you want Bluetooth control through the ePool app, real-time temperature, salt level and cell life readings, an accessory holder with the sensors pre-installed, an optional pH probe and a 3 year warranty, that is the Moov Justsalt.