Is your sensor saying that your salt level is higher or lower than you think it should be? For example, your salt level says it's at 60% but to you it looks like it's more at 50%? Use the Dynamic Offset feature to make your readings more accurate.

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1. Login to EZsaltGo.com (Create an account if you do not already have one)

2. Click "Sensors"

3. Scroll down to "Sensor Offsets (Advanced)"

4. Click the edit icon

5. Type a value or click the small up and down arrows in order to change the offset

   1. We recommend adjusting the top, top-mid, and mid levels to 10% if you think the salt level should read higher than it is.​

   2. Remember, in order for your sensor to read 100%, the salt would need to be touching the sensor. You can adjust this reading with the sensor offsets to make it look like what you would interpret as 100%.

   3. For more explanation on how to know what percentages to put, see our dynamic offset explained page.

6. Click "Save Offsets"

7. Scroll back to the top to see the new adjusted reading

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*Remember, the purpose of the sensor is to notify you when your salt level is low. If this is still being accomplished (even if the percentages don't look exactly perfect to you) then we are happy! Also, if you do adjust your offset to be higher, make sure that your low salt alert percentage is high enough (30-40%) to ensure that you never run out of salt.

 

Adjusting your dynamic offset is an advanced settings change. We recommend following our Guided Tutorial or our Video Tutorial below.

 

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For more background in information, visit our dynamic offset explained page.