Del TrioPure 50

Hi all, another Q... Thanks for you indulgance BTW!!!! Anyone have experience using a Del TrioPure (I am interested in the 50 but the 25 too)? Been thinking this through and it just keeps coming back to me that this is a really sound idea and at a good price (granted, big $$$ but compared to sperate purchases?). And is the Degas mixing vessel a serious MUST to avoid liner fading and if yes, does it work? I have a big 'ol 33,000+ gallon un-artistically insprired rectangle with extruded steps, 20' x 40'. 3' to 8+' (all the way up it's between 8 and 9 but closer to 9 in the hopper [and, big duh, ranges from 3 to 4 in the shallows]).

I love my pool. Been pool stored (caps? or a verb?) more times...

This is the best site, I know I have written that a bunch of times already, but it is so true. Thanks to all! Happy summer!

PBL

I may be mistaken, but I don't believe Del manufactures the Triopure anymore. If you're seeing it for sale, you may want to check with Del first, to make sure it is still supported by them and that you're going to get any kind of warranty from them.

The issues they had were that the salt system and the ozone system we're designed to support one another. What that means is that neither one is sized large enough to maintain the pool by itself and must be both working to it's full ability, for it to keep up. If one or both are not working optimally, you may see problems. There were also problems with the clear housing cracking.

...just a word of caution...

When both systems are working properly, it's a wonderful thing!

The Degassing Vessel removes alot of the ozone bubbles and discharges it at the equipment, rather than creating bubbles back at the pool, which is more aesthetically pleasing.

i think autopilot has a combo system with a swcg and ozone ask around there is a rep around here on the site. I was actually thinking of going with it, if you get any info pass it on to me.

or look at www.autopilot.com

http://www.autopilot.com/index.php?o...art&Itemid=143