Hayward AquaRite Pro Display Membrane Assembly w/Switch (GLX-AR-PRO-MEM)

The Hayward GLX-AR-PRO-MEM is a replacement display membrane assembly with switch for compatible AquaRite Pro equipment. It relates to the operator-interface portion of the control rather than the salt cell itself.

How This Component Fits the System

Salt chlorination equipment works with the pool control system to generate sanitizer from dissolved salt as water passes through the electrolytic cell. It does not eliminate the need for routine testing: operators still monitor free chlorine, pH, stabilizer, and water balance. A correctly selected replacement is more useful than a part that simply looks similar, because controller software settings and cell identification can affect operation.

If the existing membrane or switch is worn or damaged, verify the AquaRite Pro model and original part number before replacing it. Confirm the panel layout and connection arrangement, since AquaRite and AquaRite Pro control components are not automatically interchangeable.

Replacement and Maintenance Considerations

A well-planned repair includes inspecting the condition of the neighboring assembly before reinstalling the replacement. Look for worn mating surfaces, loose retainers, damaged connections, corrosion, or other conditions relevant to the component being serviced. Recommission the system using the manufacturer procedure rather than assuming that installing a new part alone resolves the original operating problem.

For this particular listing, the ordering reference is GLX-AR-PRO-MEM. The identifying description is Hayward AquaRite Pro Display Membrane Assembly w/Switch (GLX-AR-PRO-MEM). Matching the original unit and the manufacturer parts illustration is particularly important where closely related models have different mounting or electrical requirements.

Practical Features and Service Benefits

• Supports maintenance of a compatible saltwater sanitation system without replacing unrelated plumbing or controls.
• Checking salt concentration and water chemistry helps distinguish an actual equipment failure from poor operating conditions.
• Matching the existing control system and revision reduces the risk of ordering an electrically incompatible component.
• Inspecting cable connections and the installed assembly can help determine what must be replaced during service.
• Manufacturer operating instructions remain important for start-up, periodic inspection, and safe maintenance.
• A component-level repair can extend the useful service life of the existing chlorination installation.