The Jandy AquaPure PureLink Cell Kit PLC1400 is a complete salt chlorine generator system designed to automate pool sanitization while reducing reliance on traditional chlorine chemicals. Using advanced electrolysis technology, the PLC1400 cell converts ordinary pool salt into pure chlorine, continuously sanitizing water and maintaining ideal sanitation levels for pools up to 40,000 gallons.

Built with self-cleaning capabilities and precision engineering, this kit ensures consistent chlorine output, reduced scaling, and extended cell life. Its rugged design and easy integration make it suitable for residential pool owners who want consistent water quality, lower maintenance, and softer-feeling water—all without messy chemical handling.

Jandy AquaPure PureLink Cell Kit PLC1400 Compatibility

• Designed for in-ground residential pools up to 40,000 gallons.

• Works with the full range of AquaPure® Power Centers and recommended control panels.

• Compatible with standard 2” pool plumbing and salt system power centers.

• Integrates with Jandy automation systems and many third-party pool controllers.

• Can be used with most variable-speed pumps and time clocks.

Key Features

• Compatible replacement built to Jandy specification PLC1400 — not manufactured by Jandy.
• Pool capacity: 40,000 gallons.
• Output rated to a maximum pool volume — undersizing shortens cell life.
• Ships from our US warehouse with tracking on dispatch.

Specifications

• Brand: Jandy
• Manufacturer part number: PLC1400
• Category: Salt Chlorine Generators
• Condition: New
• Pool capacity: 40,000 gallons
• UPC / GTIN: 052337011310

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the PLC1400 an original Jandy part or a compatible replacement?

The PLC1400 is a compatible replacement built to match Jandy specification. It is not manufactured by Jandy and carries no Jandy branding or warranty.

How long does a salt cell last?

Salt cells typically last three to seven years. Life depends on run hours, water temperature and keeping salt within the manufacturer's range. Low chlorine output at a correct salt reading usually means the plates are worn.

What salt level does the system need?

Most residential systems run between 3,000 and 3,500 ppm. Too little salt reduces output and stresses the cell; too much can trigger a fault and accelerate corrosion of nearby metal.

Can I use a salt system with any pool surface?

Salt systems work with most surfaces, but soft stone coping, untreated natural stone and some heater components are sensitive to salt. Confirm your heater has a cupro-nickel or compatible heat exchanger.

Why has chlorine output dropped?

The usual causes are a worn cell, scale on the plates, low salt, or cold water. Most systems reduce output below roughly 60F by design. Inspect the plates for white scale before replacing the cell.

How do I confirm this part fits my equipment?

Check the part number stamped on the component you are replacing, or find it on the parts schematic in your owner's manual. If the number differs or is unreadable, send us your equipment model and serial number and we will verify fitment before you order.

How quickly does this ship?

In-stock items ship from our US warehouse on business days. You will receive tracking by email once the order leaves the warehouse.

Can I return it if I ordered the wrong part?

Unopened, uninstalled items can be returned within 30 days. Equipment that has been installed or plumbed cannot be returned, so confirm fitment before installation.

Is this covered by a warranty?

Manufacturer warranty terms vary by brand and product. Warranty claims generally require proof of purchase and, on installed equipment, evidence of professional installation.