I have a 12k gallon pool with water feature and in-floor cleaning system. It's a cartridge filter set up. Drained and refilled my pool this weekend and cleaned filters. Thought pressure was looking at great at 10 PSI at first. Noticed the pressure shoots way up to about 25 PSI when force all return through in-floor cleaning system. Is it normal to see that much of a variance in pressure?
25 PSI pump pressure normal with in-floor cleaning system?
- Thread starter 4wheelinaz
- Start date
- May 3, 2007
- 16,980
- Pool Size
- 20000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
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When you get a chance, please fill out your signature with all of your equipment as is discussed in this article: Read This BEFORE You Post - Trouble Free Pool
As to your question, in-floor cleaners can create a lot of back pressure depending on the design. But is this the first time you used the in-floor cleaners or is this just the first time you noticed the high pressure? Was the pressure lower before with the in-floors?
When you get a chance, please fill out your signature with all of your equipment as is discussed in this article: Read This BEFORE You Post - Trouble Free Pool
As to your question, in-floor cleaners can create a lot of back pressure depending on the design. But is this the first time you used the in-floor cleaners or is this just the first time you noticed the high pressure? Was the pressure lower before with the in-floors?