Self-cleaning cell
Reverse polarity clears scale off the plates on its own, so the cell is not a monthly job and it lasts longer for it.
A self-cleaning cell that converts pool salt or Dead Sea minerals into pure sanitiser, meeting 100% of your pool’s primary sanitation needs — dosed automatically, whether or not anybody is home that weekend. Six models, 30 000 L to 140 000 L, and every one of them ozone‑ready.

An electrolytic chlorinator that converts salt or magnesium-rich Dead Sea minerals dissolved in the pool into sanitiser, on a timer, automatically. You stop buying chlorine by the drum and start topping up minerals a few times a year.

Reverse polarity clears scale off the plates on its own, so the cell is not a monthly job and it lasts longer for it.
The same unit will run on ordinary pool salt or on magnesium-rich Dead Sea minerals. You choose, and you can change your mind later.
Ozone, pH balancing and future modules clip into the same control unit. Start with the chlorinator and add to it.
EcoSwim is modular by design. The control unit runs whatever is plugged into it, which is why the machine on your wall today is not the ceiling. Maytronics' own cutaway shows all five bays in the one housing — the fourth is where ozone goes, and the fifth is left empty on purpose.

Set the output, change modes and read the system from beside the pool rather than at the wall.
The brain. Runs the cycle, watches the cell and drives whatever modules are plugged into it.
The electrolytic cell. Converts the minerals or salt in the water into sanitiser, and cleans itself on a reverse-polarity cycle.
Ozone. Not fitted to an EcoSwim as standard — this is the slot the Mineral Swim V2 Purifier drops into.
Left free on purpose. The first module lined up for it is automatic pH dosing, which Maytronics list as coming. The system is modular, so the unit on your wall today is not the ceiling.
Set your pool volume. You get the smallest EcoSwim that comfortably covers it, and the Mineral Swim Pro at the same size so you can see what ozone would cost you up front instead of later.
Drag it, or type the exact figure. Length × width × average depth in metres, × 1 000.
Rated on pool volume and chlorine output. Every one runs on salt or minerals, every one has the self-cleaning cell, and every one takes the ozone module later.






The only things that change down the range are the pool size it is rated for and how much sanitiser the cell makes an hour. Everything below those two rows is the same unit whichever one you buy.
| EcoSwim model | ES10 | ES20 | ES25 | ES35 | ES40 | ES45 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum pool size | 30 000 L | 60 000 L | 80 000 L | 100 000 L | 120 000 L | 140 000 L |
| Listed chlorine output | 10 g/h | 20 g/h | 26 g/h | 33 g/h | 40 g/h | — |
| Pump control | Single or variable speed pool pump, up to 8.5 A | |||||
| Salt / mineral level | Approximately 3 500 to 6 500 ppm | |||||
| Operating modes | Standard, Eco and Boost | |||||
| Chlorinator cell | Self-cleaning — automatic polarity reversal | |||||
| Monitoring | Low salt / mineral level and water flow | |||||
| Optional upgrades | Mineral Swim Dead Sea Minerals · Mineral Swim V2 Purifier module | |||||
| Power supply | 220 to 240 V AC, 50 to 60 Hz, 10 A supply | |||||
| Warranty | 5 years — 3 years full, then 2 years pro rata, parts only | |||||
| Price | R14 899,99 | R16 499,99 | R18 499,99 | R20 099,99 | R22 099,99 | R23 799,99 |
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Swipe the table sideways to see every model
Pool size is the manufacturer’s rating and a sizing guideline, not a guarantee. South African conditions — summer water temperature, UV, a long season and bathing load — put more demand on a cell than the rating alone suggests, so size on actual demand rather than volume alone. A dash means the figure is not listed for that model. Figures are from the current product data and can change.
An EcoSwim is the chlorinator. Everything below clips onto the same control unit, in any order, whenever you are ready for it.


The same cell runs on ordinary pool salt or on magnesium-rich Dead Sea minerals. The minerals are what give the water the softer feel people notice in the first ten minutes, and you can start on salt and change over later. The Dead Sea story behind them.

The Mineral Swim V2 Purifier drops into the spare slot. It does not make chlorine — your EcoSwim keeps doing that — it oxidises the organic load so the cell has far less to make. Maytronics rate ozone as working up to 3 000 times faster than chlorine, and the chlorine demand as falling by up to 80%. It is matched to the EcoSwim it joins, not to a pool volume.
For a unit already on the wall, either range. The Generator Module is the chlorination half and fits EcoSwim and Mineral Swim alike; the Purifier Module V2 is the ozone half. They are replacements, not upgrades, and they are not interchangeable with each other — tell us which one failed and we will match it to your unit.
An EcoSwim is the chlorinator on its own. A Mineral Swim V2 Pro is the same chlorinator with the ozone Purifier module already fitted and sized to match. EcoSwim costs less today; adding the Purifier later costs more in total than buying the Pro up front.
Yes, if you put minerals in it. The cell runs on ordinary pool salt or on Dead Sea minerals, and it is the minerals that give the water its feel. What it does not do on its own is the ozone stage.
That is what the spare slot is for. The Mineral Swim V2 Purifier plugs into the same control unit and is matched to the EcoSwim, not to a pool volume. Your EcoSwim keeps making the chlorine; the Purifier takes the oxidising load off it.
Maytronics put it at under an hour. The unit goes on the wall and the cell plumbs into the return line on the pump slab. There is nothing structural and no cabinet to build.
Between 3 500 and 6 500 ppm TDS, the same across the range. We will tell you the opening dose for your volume before you order.
Five years limited on the EcoSwim systems, Maytronics’ own figure, subject to correct installation and operation. The ozone Purifier module bought on its own carries two years, parts only.
Use the sizer on this page — set your volume and it returns the smallest EcoSwim that covers it. Undersizing a cell means it runs flat out all season and wears out early, so it never puts you on the edge of a rating.
Yes. Chlorine and salt pools both convert. The cell goes into the return line and the minerals go into the water you already have.

Send the length, width and average depth — or the volume if you know it — and a photo of what is on the pump slab now. You get the right model, the price, and a straight answer on whether the ozone module is worth adding at the same time.