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http://kdrv.com/page/108367 Hopefully they're not really eliminating chlorine.

Split off of this topic. JasonLion ORP sensors don't randomly "go wild". There is always an underlying problem whether it be stray voltage, excess hydrogen, etc. Sometimes it may be very difficult to identify this problem and in some cases no one seems to be able to come up with a...

Here's the scenario: Commercial outdoor pool - small maybe 30k. Pool and spa just renovated and converted to salt with controllers. Spa works fine. Pool system produces lots of Hydrogen, resulting in -mV ORP and struggles to keep up with demand I assume because the hydrogen is reducing the...

Hi All, I'm "Aquaman" from Houston, TX. I've been in the commercial pool industry for about 15 years; primarily on the chemical control/automation/feed system and bulk bleach distribution side. I also work in water/wastewater. I've been following PoolForum and Ben Powell for years and...