Zodiac (Jandy) Nature2Fusion system question

12 years ago

I just had a second meeting with the PB for a remodel of our existing pool. New finish, plumbing and decking surrounding the pool as well as an upgrade to the pool cover. The PB has suggested, that we should consider a salt/mineral system for our pool. He said that the Jandy (now Zodiac) Nature 2 Fusion system is very nice.He quoted a price of $1900 installed which seems high (Northern California Area).

Anyone with any information on how this system performs and whether the costs for the system + new cartridges is really worth it?

Here is a link that might be useful: Zodiac Nature2Fusion syatem

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goyom
12 years ago
Nature2 uses copper, I would avoid this.
A pool builder might sell you the system, but you will be the one stuck dealing with it for years to come.

Chlorine is your best bet as a sanitizer, and it is the cheapest route in the long run.

If you want a chemical breakdown, register at www.troublefreepool.com and ask their thoughts on the nature2 system. Most of the comment will be less than positive.
stevea295
Original Author
12 years ago
Thank you for the insight. I did read way too many posts on www.troublefreepool.com today and came away with the same opinion---NO Mineral system!! SWG system only will be installed and off to search for the best. Thanks for the help.
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Steve287
12 years ago
I agree, go salt only, a 30000 gal pool installed with salt is $1500 usually. I like the Pentair intellichlor these days. It has a larger working salt range than the Goldline. The technology isn't new, I had a Lectranator back in like 1969.