Recent content by Tiger56

Currently 87 with an air temperature of 88. Put away the solar cover last week but still run the heat pump a couple hours most days. We've been swimming since April 3 Hoping to swim until mid November again this year.

Thanks JamesW. I had the same question. I didn't like starting and stopping the filter to change speeds. Your advice works. I just adjust the vsp setting as desired.

Really like the idea of a pool cam. Please provide additional details of your camera (manufacturer, model, etc.) if not too much trouble.

The app is working for me.

You are correct. The iAqualink app is not currently working.

We've had crazy weather over the past 2 years. Hot and dry and then torrential rainfall. I'm either adding (well) water or draining water. My primary issue has been drastic reduction in calcium hardness.

Thank you!

I previously owned a 24' round AGP. I had a solar cover for it but never installed. The cover was actually rectangular and oversized. As such I was able to cut it in half and make 2 solar covers for my inground pool. As expected both covers have degraded to the point of not being able to use...

Umbrella holders are similar to electrical outlets in your home. You will always find use for them. Add multiple umbrella holders. You will love them come hot weather.

Will do. I'm a noob at this SWG thing.

Allen, thanks.

Thank you, Chris.

Thanks for your response. The pool temperature sensor does receive more direct sunlight than the SWG temperature sensor. The pool temperature sensor is directly on top of the piping prior to my filter.

I am new to using a SWG. Today I was interested in when my SWG was going to start generating again. The SWG temperature sensor reads 48 degrees F while the pool water temperature sensor reads 52 degrees F. My question: Is it normal for a 4 degree temperature variance? My SWG is a T-Cell...

51 this morning. Up 5 degrees this week. Our weather has been relatively warm and plenty of rain during the week and sunny, but cool weekends. By relatively, I mean in mean in the Carolinas:)