CMP 52000-200-102 PowerClean Ultra salt cell housingCMP Salt Cell Housing, PowerClean Ultra, 52000-200-102 In stock$21299
CMP 52000-200-102 PowerClean Ultra salt cell housing

CMP Salt Cell Housing, PowerClean Ultra, 52000-200-102

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Quick overview

  • Genuine CMP Factory part 52000-200-102 for the PowerClean Ultra system.
  • Housing only This is the cell body. The salt cell itself is a separate CMP part.
  • Fixes a leaking cell body A cracked or weeping housing is replaced rather than repaired.
  • Plumbs into the return line The housing carries the flow past the cell on the way back to the pool.
  • Replace the o-ring too The PowerClean SCG o-ring is sold separately and is the right time to change it.
  • Keeps the system chlorinating With a sound housing the generator can run at pressure without losing water.
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Product details

The CMP 52000-200-102 is the salt cell housing for the PowerClean Ultra salt chlorine generator. It is the genuine CMP part.

What it is

The housing is the plumbed body that the salt cell sits inside. Pool water passes through it on the way back to the pool, and the cell does its work in that flow. The housing takes the pressure and holds the seal.

Housing, not cell

This listing is the body only. The PowerClean salt cell is ordered separately and is chosen by pool volume. The SCG o-ring is separate as well, and it is worth fitting a new one while the system is open.

When to replace it

Years of hot, salted water eventually take their toll on the plastic. A housing that has cracked, is weeping at the seam, or no longer seals against the cell has reached the end of its service life.

Specifications
Brand CMP
Manufacturer part number 52000-200-102
UPC 849640034026
Type Salt cell housing
Fits CMP PowerClean Ultra salt chlorine generator
Shipping weight 4 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Does this include the salt cell?
No. This is the housing only. The PowerClean salt cell is a separate part, sized to the pool volume.
Which system does it fit?
The CMP PowerClean Ultra salt chlorine generator. Part number 52000-200-102.
Should I replace the o-ring at the same time?
Yes. The PowerClean SCG o-ring is a separate low cost part, and fitting a fresh one while the housing is open avoids a second shutdown.
Why would the housing need replacing?
Plastic that has spent years in hot, chlorinated water eventually crazes and cracks. Once the body leaks or will not seal against the cell, a new housing is the fix.
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