Intex SWG

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U can use the PoolMath app in the effects of adding section & add your info then type intex into the search box - they only run at 100% - it will tell u the amount of fc it will produce depending on the hours you run it.
Not sure how accurate it is as they don’t have different models listed.
You could start with 6 hrs & then go from there as your unit is rated for double your pool size. You must chlorinate manually to get to target as perFC/CYA Levels
As the swg is designed to maintain fc not make it up from zero
 
Mdragger88 said:
U can use the PoolMath app in the effects of adding section & add your info then type intex into the search box - they only run at 100% - it will tell u the amount of fc it will produce depending on the hours you run it.
Not sure how accurate it is as they don’t have different models listed.
You could start with 6 hrs & then go from there as your unit is rated for double your pool size. You must chlorinate manually to get to target as perFC/CYA Levels
As the swg is designed to maintain fc not make it up from zero
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Yep - saw the pool app. That's what warranted this actually. It states the SWG output is .63, but I wanted to edit that to the correct output. As you stated, only one model is listed, and it doesn't appear to be the correct model.

I'll play with the hours and go from there.

Thank you!
 
Poolmath wants the output in pounds per 24 hours and the intex swg is rated in grams per hour, so you just have to do a little math to check it‘s number.

12 grams per hour times 24 hours is 288 grams in 24 hours. There are 454 grams in a pound, so 288 / 454 is .63 pounds per 24 hours.

Poolmath in it’s infinite wisdom is correct here:)
 
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