SWG Cell install opinions/suggestions requested.

[Beautye350]

Wow, 80+ views and no opinions? I guess what they say about opinions isn't true.

Someone must have a suggestion, even if you agree with what I had planned?


Regards,

Mark

[PatL34]

Mark,

I will give this shot, but it would help if you could repost the drawing to include the horizontal dimensions to get a better feel of the size, or include a picture.

If there is a way to include all the returns, it would be most helpful, but putting the cell on the deep end returns would probably be the best bet at this stage without seeing what you have. As they say, a picture is woth a thousand words.

Pat

[c130jake]

My Aqua-rite is plumbed just prior to the return. I think you want any bits filtered out so they don't clog up the electrolytic cells. I would put it in the deep end.... but I am not sure it would matter much if the pool is turned over at a regular rate. I am new to pools so I wouldn't base any decision on my advice.

Jake

[Beautye350]

Thanks for your opinions, I appreciate it. I will see what I can do about getting some measurements for you Pat. Anyone else?


Regards,

Mark


EDIT: Here's an updated picture. Thanks again. I hope it isn't too congested now.

[SJohnson]

Man, that's a giant pool!! If I were you, I'd just put two cells on it . . . one on each filter. Less use of one cell and that way you know you'll get the chlorine production you need and won't have to worry about cell life as much, and also, you won't have to run one filter longer than the other. I just think, with that size pool, two would be the way to go. AquaLogic? I think they'd advise 2 as well . . . What is your gallonage?

SJ

[Beautye350]

I wasn't aware I could run 2 cells off of one aqualogic. I'll have to go back and read the manual more thoroughly.

By my calculations I am just shy of 38,000 gallons. The pool store who worked with the previous owner of the pool said 40K.

Interesting option if I can run 2, thanks!


Regards,

Mark