Attached are some photos of my Stenner Chlorine and Acid install....
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5 Gal "Jerrycan" for 10% Chlorine in an interior closet, supply tube in the back, vent tube in fill cap in front.
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Both tubes, and the two 24v power cords, are routed thru a 3/4" PVC pipe to the outside.
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PVC pipe exits into a NEMA enclosure mounted on the outside stucco wall. The Chlorine pump is seen here, with fittings
for the Jerrycan vent, pressure side of Chlorine line, and spill vent exiting the bottom of the NEMA box.
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Acid pump seen on left. Both E20T4G pumps are in one NEMA box, but sealed off from each other to prevent any
liquids/gases from intermingling in the event of a leak.
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White supply tube for acid, 3 clear tubes for venting and spill drains, and 2 black pressure tubes to injectors.
3/4" thick foam board on lid seals off the acid from the chlorine sections.
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The two injectors
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Acid Jerrycan, 5 Gal. I used cable glands in the bottom of the NEMA box to seal off and hold the vent, pressure and
drain lines as they come out of the bottom of the box. Vent and drain lines go thru the small gap between the concrete
block and the house foundation, and terminate 2 feet out.
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Another view of the whole setup. I used the same NEMA box as the other folks in this post, but I would recommend
painting it with a UV-resistant spray bomb, as the ABS plastic is not UV resistant itself. You can buy UV resistant boxes,
but they cost another $60 bux more!!
