Hello,
Just got my new Compupool SWG and want to install it. The installation looks pretty easy to me so far. Before I install it I tested the water and here are the results.
Pool is an inground vinyl liner. Not sure of the gallons and could use some help figuring that out. There are too many angles and variables for me to even know where to begin. I have included some pictures with measurements if you can help that would be great. Pool depth in shallow end is 37" and the deep end is 96" and the slope to the deep end starts after 8' of shallow end.
FC .5 ppm (added 4 jugs of bleach to correct that already)
PH 7.8 (I think I need to lower a little bit)
TA 220 ( I think I need some help here !!!!)
CH 0( Looking good here)
CYA Less than 20 ( May need some Stabilizer to correct this)
Salt (Getting the test strips today but have added about ten 40lb bags this week.)
Can I install the SWG now or wait until I get these numbers closer?
Any hints on getting the TA down lower pretty quick?
Thanks for any help or suggestions.
Just got my new Compupool SWG and want to install it. The installation looks pretty easy to me so far. Before I install it I tested the water and here are the results.
Pool is an inground vinyl liner. Not sure of the gallons and could use some help figuring that out. There are too many angles and variables for me to even know where to begin. I have included some pictures with measurements if you can help that would be great. Pool depth in shallow end is 37" and the deep end is 96" and the slope to the deep end starts after 8' of shallow end.
FC .5 ppm (added 4 jugs of bleach to correct that already)
PH 7.8 (I think I need to lower a little bit)
TA 220 ( I think I need some help here !!!!)
CH 0( Looking good here)
CYA Less than 20 ( May need some Stabilizer to correct this)
Salt (Getting the test strips today but have added about ten 40lb bags this week.)
Can I install the SWG now or wait until I get these numbers closer?
Any hints on getting the TA down lower pretty quick?
Thanks for any help or suggestions.