CircuPool® RJ-60 PLUS Salt Chlorine Generator

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RJ-PLUS models are advanced saltwater chlorinators with Extended-Lifespan Titanium Cells.

Power: 3.1 lbs/day

Capacity: 60000 gal. (max) - 52000 gal. 47000 gal.

Warranty: 7 Years Limited*

Lifespan: 15000 hours

Type: Digital Controls with OLED Screen and Touch Keypad

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Pool owners love CircuPool RJ-PLUS Series salt systems, the #1 favorite to keep your swimming pool crystal clear without the hassle or expense of buying chlorine. The CircuPool RJ-60 PLUS uses advanced Extended-Lifespan Titanium cells to effortlessly and automatically maintain sparkling blue water for a luxurious swimming experience.

The new 3rd-generation RJ-60 PLUS features advanced modern design, heavy-duty construction, OLED digital controls & display, and premium clear cell. Best of all, the RJ-60 PLUS Extened-Lifespan Cell has up to 50% longer lifespan than other brands, and is backed with award-winning customer service and industry-leading warranty.

The RJ-PLUS Series will replace Hayward® Aqua Rite® systems without cutting or gluing, making it a snap to upgrade your salt pool system!*

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*CircuPool products are not made by, or affiliated with, Hayward Industries.

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goodbye old goldline

Bought this to replace my 15 year old goldline. The plumbing and the electric was the same and it only took 15 minutes to be up and running again. Looks really well made and I'm happy with it.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Carl Mullins from Temple, GA on 10/4/2016

Working Great!

After about one year of struggling with another brand of chlorine generator, I finally bit the bullet, did my research, and purchased the RJ-60 Plus Salt Chlorine Generator. Water has cleared up beautifully and I haven't had to shock the pool in the heat of the summer since installed. Works beautifully so far!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Darin Lasater from Houston on 8/9/2017

Did my research

Did my research, completely happy with the product. Swapped for a Hayward after too frequent cell replacement.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Jerry Steele from Tucson, AZ on 3/16/2017

Great Customer service.

Once I received the system, I realized that the voltage of my pool equipment was 110V and I thought I couldn't use the system. I called and they quickly picked up the phone to help me. Within 5min the rep was able to explain to me how to change this over. It was very simple and I could not be happier.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Tabitha Buck from Johnston, SC on 10/1/2016

Maintenance Free

After about 3 months, the pool continues to be maintenance free. I used to have to add 2.5 gallons of chlorine once a week. Algae would grow then I'd have to shock the pool. The chlorine would go through highs (when it was uncomfortable to the skin) to lows (when the pool smelled a little septic.) Now the chlorine is stable at 3ppm. Better for my skin and algae doesn't grow. Great system!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Steven Collier from Maryville, TN on 9/2/2016

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Q: Can this replace a Jandy Aquapure 1400 with automation (Jandy AquaLink)?

Asked by: Angie H - 7/25/2019

A: This would give you much more power and much more control. The system works automatically with your pump using its flow switch - that means it activates and deactivates in sync with whenever your pump is schedule to be operating without any extra effort on your part. Only your old Jandy is going to send data to your automation, which is hardly necessary. In other words, the only intervention a salt system needs is just the occasional check and see if an indicator light is on and to check its setting. Let us know if you have more questions.

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Q: I just installed an RJ60+ in place of my Aquapure 1400. I was just wondering- on the unit, there is a “remote” indicator. What is this for? Are there ways to adjust the unit remotely, perhaps interfacing it with the Jandy system? Thanks.

Asked by: Russ - 8/19/2020

A: That is not a currently available feature that is advertised. It may be possible in a future release.

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Answer provided by: Ben (8/20/2020)

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Q: Hello. I have an RJ-60+ which is rated at 300W, so presumably it only draws 1.36A at 220V. However, the manual also mentions the cell current ranging between 2.5 and 7.8 amps. I can also see the cell current displayed when I cycle through the menu options. For example, at 50%, it shows 5.7 amps. I'm assuming this cell current is different from the load on the circuit breaker. Can you confirm please?

Asked by: monfresh - 10/11/2021

A: Right, you are thinking in the right direction. You are comparing the "input load" vs the "output load". The higher amps you are seeing on the unit's screen represent the low voltage flow of electricity from the Control Module to the Cell, not the draw at your power source.

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Q: Will the system say when it’s time to change the cell?

Asked by: Billy - 5/5/2020

A: On a salt chlorinator, you typically know the cell needs replacement when the service light comes on even though the salt level in the water is good and the cell has been thoroughly cleaned like normal.