Hello I would like to add the Shadowpotts thread, would you be able to recommend DIY SWG as you mentioned below? I just got a quote for our pool to convert from chlorine to SWCG and it was $899, not sure if this is reasonable or not as we just started the research. Any input would be greatly appreciated and thank you!
Welcome to the forum!
A SWCG will simplify the addition of chlorine to your pool. It does not mean you no longer need to test. First step is to get a proper test kit. That should include a salinity test kit if you are installing a SWCG.
A SWCG can be added to any pool. You need room in your plumbing after all other equipment as you want it to be the last thing prior to the water returning to the pool. You need a SWCG that is sized for at least 2X your pool volume.
If you think this is for you, let us know and we can guide you towards SWCG's that are good for DIY, no automation installs.
I suggest you read ABC's of Pool Water Chemistry and consider reviewing the entire Pool School eBook.