CiruPool RJ 45

[nmadron]

I am having my liner replaced after 20 years (been a good one) and am converting to a SWG at the same time, I ordered a CiruPool RJ45. All the specs look good for it and I'm wondering if anyone has had any experience with this SWG. Thanks

 

[budster]

I assume you are in Australia? I've never heard of it "stateside". Why that brand and model?

 

[Strannik]

i've never heard about this SWG, who manufactures it?

 

[JohnT]

I think you mean CircuPool.

 

[Strannik]

The shape reminds me of CompuChlor but it looks like different unit.

Funny how they write:

Good cells have thick plates and at least 24 layers of the special coating that causes the chemical magic. Also, good control modules are heavy. They have large transformers and big heat sinks
http://www.circupool.com/pricing.php

First part is not true, as plate thickness is irrelevant. Number of coats plays it's part, but there is more to it than just that, and 24 is definitely not the magic number, it can be lower. Depends on how the material is going to be used.

Good control modules don't have to be heavy. They don't have to have transformers and large heatsink either.
The whole world is moving to switch mode power supplies which outperform transformer based power supplies by miles, while being smaller and lighter. Think of your mobile chargers.

 

[Strannik]

actually i have suspicion that it is rebranded CompuChlor

cell looks identical and control box very similar too

http://www.saltcells.com/circupool-syst ... e5edcf6a3b

http://www.poolsupplyworld.com/salt-chl ... ol-CPSC36/

 

[nmadron]

Thanks for the responses. I have not received the SWG yet, I will check it out and post any useful information if there is any. I am in the USA, eastcoast state Maryland. Hopefully I did not make a bad choice. Thanks again.