I hoping to get some final clarity on the % chlorination vs runtime debate. Seems after much browsing over the past year, the general consensus is a generator only has a certain amount of hours to chlorinate before it inevitably dies. With this logic, seems like the clearest course of action would be 100% chlorination at shortest time to reach pool needs.
I know some are paired with a pump timer (thus have generator on when pump is on always, lowering the % to match needs) but I have the ability to have pump timer on the Variable + intermatic for the generator.
I've heard some say 100% is fine, while others are nervous about having the generator at full load.
Like everyone with a SWG, I want it to last as long as possible, squeeze every last bit of life out of it. Anyone have incite? Thank you very much.
I know some are paired with a pump timer (thus have generator on when pump is on always, lowering the % to match needs) but I have the ability to have pump timer on the Variable + intermatic for the generator.
I've heard some say 100% is fine, while others are nervous about having the generator at full load.
Like everyone with a SWG, I want it to last as long as possible, squeeze every last bit of life out of it. Anyone have incite? Thank you very much.