Hi all,
I'm continuing my "battle" with my IntelliChem and I was wondering if it's a coincidence or not that after I used a phosphate remover to go from 500 ppb to 0, that the ORP value being read by the IntelliChem rose significantly in value. Is there a relationship between phosphate levels and ORP readings?
I know, I know, ORP isn't a recommended method of managing chlorine...nevertheless, I'm trying to see if I can get a reasonable grip on the FC levels anyway, as Pentair has advised that to have the IntelliChem allow a the percentage-based generation of chlorine, I still need to have a non-alarm level of ORP (at least 650) being read by the IntelliChem (you apparently can't just tell it to ignore ORP and have the IntelliChlor create chlorine as you wish).
I'm continuing my "battle" with my IntelliChem and I was wondering if it's a coincidence or not that after I used a phosphate remover to go from 500 ppb to 0, that the ORP value being read by the IntelliChem rose significantly in value. Is there a relationship between phosphate levels and ORP readings?
I know, I know, ORP isn't a recommended method of managing chlorine...nevertheless, I'm trying to see if I can get a reasonable grip on the FC levels anyway, as Pentair has advised that to have the IntelliChem allow a the percentage-based generation of chlorine, I still need to have a non-alarm level of ORP (at least 650) being read by the IntelliChem (you apparently can't just tell it to ignore ORP and have the IntelliChlor create chlorine as you wish).
