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You know the problem... You need a password or salt that is safe and meets certain minimum requirements. Fine, you have a list of great passwords but they already know the system and want new ones from you. The big pondering begins and miserably many input attempts...
Now you have found a simple but secure random password generator - online and free to use.
This Secure Password or Salt Generator also allows you to quickly generate random salts and salts should always be changed every time you submit hash values, so the hash list is safe.
This online generator is safe because the magic only happens in your browser and not on a server!
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Verify or change the specifications below and hit the generate button to get your random password / salt string.
Salt pool conversion just means adding a saltwater chlorinator. Using basic tools, this can usually be done in about an hour. Have an existing system? Convert from anther brand in just minutes using available adapter kits! Unlike other brands, CircuPool never penalizes your warranty for self-installation.
I bought a Rj45 circupool chlorinator in 2008. It paid for itself in the first year with what I was paying for chemicals with Baquacil the prior year. I am replacing my system this year with a RJ45 plus. I wouldn't consider any other company considering the technical help and the no hastle warranty. Great company to deal with.
Products made by CircuPool are of the highest quality and functionality that can be found in the swimming pool equipment business. They are easy to install, work flawlessly, have long life and to top that off, they look like they were not only engineered well, but they have great design elements and look good, too. Couple all of that with stellar customer service and you have an absolute must have source of high parts with long duty life. In all of the reviews I have ever written, I have never given any company or its products such a high rating. CircuPool has earned it.
I just wanted to let you know that the Circupool system that I ordered back in April has been working really well over the summer. This was the first summer since we bought the house 2 years ago that we've had no problems keeping our pool well chlorinated and clear, it's been great! I can close the pool next week knowing that the water is as well balanced as it can be. Many thanks.
I received the saltwater pool chlorinator on Tuesday, installed it on Wednesday, started it up on Thursday and swam on Friday in the cleanest clearest softest water ever in my pool. Thanks for your help in making this a very pleasant experience. Should have done this several years ago. Ernie
We feel we got a great price on the salt system we purchased. My husband had a question about the install and called customer support, he was very impressed with how fast they answered his call. Also with the friendly service he received. The salt system so far is running great. Thanks
This is an excellent company and service, the products offered are by far the least expensive of the other suppliers. This company always have the answers to my questions when they arise with the operation and troubleshooting of my equipment. Jason on the tech department is always very personable and willing to help and go through the troubleshooting steps to find and alleviate the problem...great job guys, great job
Join the millions of pool owners that have discovered the benefits of modern salt systems. Swimming pool owners choose CircuPool because they know it's matchless for value, warranty, ease of installation, and support.
CircuPool.com is the number one site for information about modern saltwater pools. Learn the facts and the myths about these incredible systems and find out if one is right for you. Whether your pool is new or old, a CircuPool System will save you money, eliminate the hassle of pool care, and make your swimming a true pleasure. CircuPool products are crafted to exacting standards and carry the best warranty in the business...your complete satisfaction is guaranteed.
If you are hashing passwords, you should use a modern hashing algorithm that does not require you to generate your own salt. Using weak hashing algorithms presents a danger to both you and your users. My original answer was written eight years ago. Times have changed, and password hashing is a lot easier now.
Instead, the user-submitted password is compared to the unique password hash stored in the database using password_verify(). Just store Username and Password hash in the user database table, you will then be able to compare it to a user-submitted password using password_verify().
But more important than strength of the salt is the way you hash it. If you have a great salt routine, but only do md5($pass.$salt), you're throwing away the salt. I personally recommend stretching the hash... For example:
Additionally, your function is really two parts: generating random $nbLetters digits and encoding that in base62. This will make things much clearer to a maintenance programmer (maybe you!) who stumbles across it a few years down the road:
If you want ultimate unique salt you should use a unique value entered and required by the user such as the email or the username, then hashing it using sha1 and then merge it - concatenate - with the salt value generated by your code.
The Jandy AquaPure salt-water chlorine sanitizing systems use salt water to deliver high-performance water sanitation with uncompromised performance, reliability and hydraulic efficiency. Rely on its sturdy design and simple features to create your saltwater oasis.
Saltwater chlorinators are the main component you add to your pool system to eliminate the need for chlorine & shock, automatically keeping your pool crystal clear at a fraction of the expense of traditional pool maintenance. No harsh chemical effects - get a hassle free pool and a luxurious natural swimming experience.
Pool salt systems work automatically every with your pump to keep the pool crystal clear & algae free. No need to store, drag around, or dump in buckets of chlorine all the time. The salt system lets you know how its working.
We get asked this all the time, how much is a saltwater generator really saving? Hearing that you can save as much as 40% or more with a salt pool is great and all, but sometimes it helps to look at real numbers!
After a number of years go by, the salt cell in your system does get used up while producing chlorine. At full price, a replacement salt cell for the RJ45 is $694, which typically means another 1200 pounds of chlorine at even greater savings.
Pool stores or services are often contractually limited to one brand or set point of view. We carry all brands, are happy to talk about all of your options, and want to ensure you get the right equipment at the best price - with no middle man.
Discount Salt Pool is the largest specialty provider of saltwater swimming pool equipment. Most systems are delivered within the US in 2-3 business days. That national reach comes with experience, too. We can help you sort out which salt systems work best based on your usual weather conditions and seasonal needs.
At Discount Salt Pool, we're pool owners who want to help other pool owners enjoy the simplicity and the savings of saltwater chlorine generators. Unlike the pool store or pool pros, we're not the last step of a long & overpriced distribution chain. We're lifelong swimming pool enthusiasts & experts with decades of experience in the industry who want to give other pool owners direct access to the best pool technology that's out there- along with unlimited access to our friendly customer support and online DIY resources. Discount Salt Pool is a BBB member with an A+ rating.
DiscountSaltPool.com is America's largest specialty provider of saltwater swimming pool equipment. Since 1997, we've helped hundreds of thousands of people convert their pool to salt! Order online today, come visit our Texas headquarters, or call in for personalized help and recommendations.
In a salt water pool system, salt cells are used to sanitize the pool water. The term salt water pool can be misleading, however, because a saltwater pool still uses chlorine. In fact, salt water pool systems actually require the same amount of chlorine to keep water clean that traditional chlorinated pools do - about 1-3 ppm. The difference is that the chlorine is actually made right in the pool by a salt chlorinator (also called a chlorine generator). Salt chlorinators work by changing salt that is added to pool water into chlorine through the process of electrolysis.
Water Quality
The water in a salt water pool system is much easier on the eyes and skin. Swimmers with chlorine sensitivity find the salt water pools to be much gentler. There is also no harsh chemical smell that many people find irritating. Plus, the water has a soft, silky feel that many people enjoy.
Stable Chlorine Levels
Salt water pool systems produce a slow, steady output of chlorine. This helps avoid problems with algae and cloudy water. This stable chlorine level also helps eliminate the presence of chloramines, a chlorine by-product that causes the strong chlorine smell.
Initial Cost
The upfront costs of a salt water pool system are higher. Getting started requires you to purchase and install a chlorine generator, adding another piece of pool equipment to your setup. Hundreds of pounds of salt need to be purchased initially to reach the right salt level. Plus, the salt cell in your salt chlorinator will need to be replaced every 2-5 years. After start up, however, you will probably only have to add a few pounds of salt per year
Maintenance
Salt water pool systems also require regular maintenance. The salt cells need to be inspected and cleaned regularly and the water chemistry still needs to be balanced. Especially the pH. In a salt water pool system, pH tends to become elevated, which can lead to skin irritation, burning eyes, and calcium build-up or scaling on your pool equipment. In addition to managing the pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness levels, cyanuric acid must be added to the water to prevent the chlorine that is produced from being burnt off by the sun. As in a chlorine pool, shock treatments may be required in saltwater pool systems to eliminate chloramines and sanitize the water.