Hi everyone!
Trying to work on many issues in my pool one at a time.
I just finished a SLAM today and working on getting my water chemistry right and need to set my salt cell properly.
Here are my water parameters:
FCL - 22
CC - .5
pH- 8.2
CH - 425
TA - 180
CYA - 50
Salt - 3400
I already added dry acid to lower pH to 7.6 and adding stabilizer via sock method to get it up to 70. I'm also going to let my FCL start to drift down and want to maintain it at 7-9.
The thing I don't really know how to do is set my chlorinator properly. I have a Hayward Turbocell 940 Extended Life SWG running through an Omni panel. It is setup in the orientation in the attached picture. I also have a variable speed Hayward pump.
My goal is to be able to set the pump as low as possible and run it for as short a duration as possible but still keep everything in check.
What is the best way to do this with my current setup and a drifting lower FCL from 22?
Thanks for all of your help!
Bobby
Trying to work on many issues in my pool one at a time.
I just finished a SLAM today and working on getting my water chemistry right and need to set my salt cell properly.
Here are my water parameters:
FCL - 22
CC - .5
pH- 8.2
CH - 425
TA - 180
CYA - 50
Salt - 3400
I already added dry acid to lower pH to 7.6 and adding stabilizer via sock method to get it up to 70. I'm also going to let my FCL start to drift down and want to maintain it at 7-9.
The thing I don't really know how to do is set my chlorinator properly. I have a Hayward Turbocell 940 Extended Life SWG running through an Omni panel. It is setup in the orientation in the attached picture. I also have a variable speed Hayward pump.
My goal is to be able to set the pump as low as possible and run it for as short a duration as possible but still keep everything in check.
What is the best way to do this with my current setup and a drifting lower FCL from 22?
Thanks for all of your help!
Bobby