ZodiacR0402800 16-Feet DC Power Cord Replacement for Zodiac AquaPure Electronic Salt Water Chlorine Generator,Black

Good product,exactly what I needed.

Replaced the old one that burned in 10 minutes all is now working fine.Only 2 wires to plug red with green.

The one in the picture is different than the 1 I got. In the end the one I got works but I had to confirm it was the right product for my Zodiac. I did contact the seller and I also contacted Zodiac who confirmed this is Zodiac current replacement. product. It works, I just hope it lasts. Please change the picture if what you're selling doesn't match so people won't be confused.

my pool system is back up and running.thank you

I’ve fought with Zodiac products for 8 years. I’m done. I’m over it. You will get maybe two years out of this cord and two years out of the salt cell. I gave up and bought a chlorinator.

Don't know why it's seems like it's a big secret about how to get this straight. Posts say "I called Jandy and they said it will work" but nowhere on the net can you find the actual answer. Looks like Jandy will sell these kits but not help anyone...it's Saturday and now I can't get this project done because you have to call during the week. What baloney. I guess I'll leave the old stuff in and just use the new generator which is what I think is really wrong anyways. Both this expensive cell, tri-sensors and 16 foot cable set and now I can only use the cell. Pissed!

This is NOT the original product replacement, its missing the ground wire along with the Blue cable as shown in the Photo.. Didn't work.

The center connector of my DC power cord completely corroded after 4 years of coastal Miami weather. The chlorine generator cell functioned (generating chorine) but error codes 120 and 121 continued to appear on the Jandy/Zodiac APUREM chlorinator.While another component of my pool equipment was undergoing routine service today, I asked the technician if he could replace this DC power cord. Luckily he had one in his van. The photograph that I submitted here shows the electric connections. The DC power cord's red wire attaches to the APUREM's green wire and the DC power cord's blue wire attaches to the APUREM's black/white wire. This seemed counter-intuitive to me, so I asked the technician about this seemingly color mismatch. He responded by explaining that I should think about Christmastime. Red and green go together. Good mnemonic. Now I will never forget.Prior to attaching the wires and prior to securing the DC power cord's connector onto the chlorine generator cell's three metal prongs, I applied a coating of "bulb grease" to the metal contacts which hopefully will prevent (or at lease delay) the onset of corrosion. This product is available at your local auto parts retailer in single pouches for about one dollar each, or here on Amazon as a bundle of pouches for a slightly higher cost.AGS BG1 Bulb GreaseUse Q-tips to apply a generous amount of bulb grease into the DC power cable's three recesses.Jandy/Zodiac has designed devices having abysmally short service lives. The metal contacts connecting the chlorine generator cell and DC power cable are exposed to the environment and therefore vulnerable to rapid corrosion. Note that there are no silicone gaskets or other protective measures that might prevent this severe problem. Such a deliberate design flaw is called Planned Obsolescence, which necessitates repetitive purchases of costly replacements every few years which is disgraceful. I see from the other commenters here that Jandy/Zodiac refuses to explain to customers how to correctly install these replacement DC power cords, which adds insult to injury. Based upon Jandy/Zodiac's poorly engineered, short-lifespan products, coupled with its astonishingly bad customer service, I must recommend that pool owners and builders use a competing manufacturer's system.