With the price (and availability) of chlorine becoming an issue, I want to convert my system to a salt water chlorinator. The problem is, I can't find a way to fit one into my plumbing setup without bringing at least one underground run above ground. As you can see from the picture of my pad, the runs are very tight and there's not much more than about 3-4 inches of straight run anywhere at most.
So, I'm looking to you experts for the most elegant solution. My pool is ~35k gallons, spa spillover so from what I'm seeing I'd ideally want 13-ish inches of straight run for the chlorinator, and I prefer it on the pool jets and exclude the spa. The runs go underground to the upper left of the image.
Thanks guys!
So, I'm looking to you experts for the most elegant solution. My pool is ~35k gallons, spa spillover so from what I'm seeing I'd ideally want 13-ish inches of straight run for the chlorinator, and I prefer it on the pool jets and exclude the spa. The runs go underground to the upper left of the image.
Thanks guys!
