If my SWG states that it produce 300ml or 10oz of Chlorine per hour and I run my pump 6 hours a day. How many oz of 6% bleach = 60oz of Chlorine my SWG produce????
SWG Question
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Hello kmtyb,kmtyb said:
What brand/model of SWG do you have? Off hand, the SWG output doesn't sound right. I believe that my SWG can produce up to 1.45 lbs chlorine per 24 hrs -- that would be just under 1 oz. per hour. There's a rather technical discussion on this forum on this topic. See Chlorine output from SWG. Perhaps someone else here can condense this into a useful formula of xxx oz chlorine = addtional xxx ppm per so many gallons of water.
I have a Compu Chlor SWG with Auto 300 Cell.
http://www.compupool.com.au/product/gen ... _auto.html
The unit came with the house that I purchase few month back and I'm trying to figure out little more details on this unit.
http://www.compupool.com.au/product/gen ... _auto.html
The unit came with the house that I purchase few month back and I'm trying to figure out little more details on this unit.
that would probably be a 30ml(g) per hour
300ml/hour is a commercial unit, and Compuchlor doesn't make those
chlorinators produce 100% chlorine, so to convert it to bleach you would need to multiply by 100 and divide by bleach concentration
so 30g/hour is the same as 0.5L of 6% bleach /hour
maybe they rate their cells in 10% bleach, hence 300ml in their specs
300ml/hour is a commercial unit, and Compuchlor doesn't make those
chlorinators produce 100% chlorine, so to convert it to bleach you would need to multiply by 100 and divide by bleach concentration
so 30g/hour is the same as 0.5L of 6% bleach /hour
maybe they rate their cells in 10% bleach, hence 300ml in their specs
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