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Greetings everyone! I am looking into installing Stenner pump for liquid chlorine. Couple of questions.
Reading through old posts, seems like the trend is toward fixed rate Stenner pumps on timer to reduce injection time and wear and tear on pump. Most popular pumps seem to be 3 or 10 gpm. If that is the case, why not go to a higher rate pump and inject as fast as practical? I'm not finding much differential on the price of the pumps. If I am looking at chart correctly, the highest rate for 45/85 series pumps is about 3.5 oz/ min and even that doesn't seem excessive.
Also, a lot of discussion about rigging Stenner pump not to run if pool pump is not on. In the rare event the pool pump fails while the Stenner is pumping, what is the downside of the Stenner continuing to pump other than a slug of concentrated chlorine in the plumbing? Also, would probably catch it after 1 cycle.
Greetings everyone! I am looking into installing Stenner pump for liquid chlorine. Couple of questions.
Reading through old posts, seems like the trend is toward fixed rate Stenner pumps on timer to reduce injection time and wear and tear on pump. Most popular pumps seem to be 3 or 10 gpm. If that is the case, why not go to a higher rate pump and inject as fast as practical? I'm not finding much differential on the price of the pumps. If I am looking at chart correctly, the highest rate for 45/85 series pumps is about 3.5 oz/ min and even that doesn't seem excessive.
Also, a lot of discussion about rigging Stenner pump not to run if pool pump is not on. In the rare event the pool pump fails while the Stenner is pumping, what is the downside of the Stenner continuing to pump other than a slug of concentrated chlorine in the plumbing? Also, would probably catch it after 1 cycle.