Nexa Pure Feedback; anyone using

[Poolsean]

When Resilience stopped making their salt generator, due to power supply failures, Nexapure (American SPS) picked up their redesigned, lower ouput systems, with a new set of clothing. UMA, as the name describes, is more of a marketing company, rather than the actual manufacturer.
The power supplies are (were?) manufactured in Israel with the Cells being manufactured in (I believe) South Africa.
They haven't done much, so far as sales are concerned, within the salt chlorine generator industry...so there's not going to be much feedback on these systems.

[PoolDoc]

Thanks, Sean.