Guidelines and slightly different between the two. Does anyone have any opinions on which one should be followed?
Flow the RJ45 Plus manual or Pool Math App for Water Chemistry for new install and ongoing
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As an RJ owner myself, stick with TFP. We take into account MUCH more parameters about your pool than Circupool, Hayward, or any other manufacture. Specifically, the CYA is of common interest. We recommend an slightly higher CYA of about 70 to help the SWG cell work easier. Stick around and you'll see why we say that.
As an RJ owner myself, stick with TFP. We take into account MUCH more parameters about your pool than Circupool, Hayward, or any other manufacture. Specifically, the CYA is of common interest. We recommend an slightly higher CYA of about 70 to help the SWG cell work easier. Stick around and you'll see why we say that.
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- Chlorine
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