Hi everyone-
The diagnostics on my Pureline SWG are:
Salt: 3300
Temp: 84
Voltage: 23.3
Amperage: 8.38
Output: 48%
Instant: 3700
Model: AT-5
Rev: R-646
Cell: T-15
My Taylor test kit results say my salt level is 3000ppm. The recommended range for the SWG is 3200 to 4000. I trust my test (and retest), but the cell amperage is already high, so I'm hesitant to add salt. According to the manual, typical cell current is 2.5 to 7.8 amps. Won't more salt increase cell current? It's working fine now, but I'm going out of town for a couple weeks and I don't want any problems. Any thoughts?
The diagnostics on my Pureline SWG are:
Salt: 3300
Temp: 84
Voltage: 23.3
Amperage: 8.38
Output: 48%
Instant: 3700
Model: AT-5
Rev: R-646
Cell: T-15
My Taylor test kit results say my salt level is 3000ppm. The recommended range for the SWG is 3200 to 4000. I trust my test (and retest), but the cell amperage is already high, so I'm hesitant to add salt. According to the manual, typical cell current is 2.5 to 7.8 amps. Won't more salt increase cell current? It's working fine now, but I'm going out of town for a couple weeks and I don't want any problems. Any thoughts?
as long as the swg is happy there's generally nothing to worry about.