Installing liquid chlorine feed

[crawfs2]

New to the group. I am wanting to install a liquid chlorinating feeder/pump to feed chlorine to my 25000 gallon inground pool. There is no source of power at my pool and the pool equipment is located about 20 feet from the pool. I realize I may need to bury tubing or poly tubing to the pool. I have read about stenner pumps on this forum but wanted to see if there were any additional thoughts regarding how to accomplish this. I do not have a heater but do have a poly line I have already buried that I use to help heat my water. It runs directly into my skimmer but can be moved. I am thinking of repurposing this as a chemical feed.

I have been using dichlor tablets in a float along with granular chlorine with success but want to get away from that and use liquid chlorine.

Any help would be much appreciated.
Steve.

 

[mas985]

If you don't what to use a Stenner or dosing pump, here is a passive method that I used for a while (i.e. before dosing pump):

Homemade Acid OR Chlorine Injection System

Having a plaster pool with a SWG and fill water with high PH and TA has meant a constant battle with rising PH. I have tried the borax route with lowered TA but because of the high TA fill water, I haven't had much success in lowering my acid use. So I decided to look into acid injection...

www.troublefreepool.com

The downside is the lack of control. It is harder to control the flow of passive methods vs active methods.