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JJeff_TX replied to the thread Spa Drain/Suction Location.I agree, Low and slow is good. I plan on running the pump 24/7. Thank you for the Link.
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JJeff_TX replied to the thread Spa Drain/Suction Location.50 gpm for the spillover, just enough to wet the edge. Pentair intellichem.
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JJeff_TX replied to the thread Spa Drain/Suction Location.Thank you for the feedback on the spill over. I intend to run it at low flow, more of a wet edge, about 1/8 inch weir height. The pH...
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JJeff_TX replied to the thread Spa Drain/Suction Location.Ok, What if I extend to the green line vice the red?
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JJeff_TX replied to the thread Spa Drain/Suction Location.Ok. I'll keep it in the floor. If I can get the fittings to work. Explain finished step: 1. Bond beam coping line. 2. First step...
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JJeff_TX replied to the thread Spa Drain/Suction Location.Understand. I used to have a fiberglass spa and the suction was on the side. The bottom stayed clean, but then again it was covered...
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JJeff_TX replied to the thread Spa Drain/Suction Location.Past the coping edge about 1 foot, I don't want water to splash out onto the pool deck. The black dots are warm water returns from the...
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JJeff_TX replied to the thread Spa Drain/Suction Location.The spa drain location in the wall will prevent you from fully draining the spa when in SPA DRAIN mode with your automation. I agree, I...
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JDIY remodel/build in work, setting rebar. Has anyone ever installed a pair of channel drains on opposite walls of the footwell in a...
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