Need advice on SWCG purchase

[Jeffski]

It's a rectangular pool.

[eljefe281]

It's a rectangular pool.

Pool volume = 18' x 36' x 5.75' (average depth) x 7.481 gallons/cuft = 27,874 gallons (roughly - the "average depth" business isn't quite as simple as many suggest)

Popular SWCGs (no particular order):

http://www-1.pentairwater.com/jwcs/w...egory_rn=17251

http://www.jandy.com/html/products/c...s/aquapure.php

http://www.goldlinecontrols.com/AquaRite.aspx

[Poolsean]

http://www.poolforum.com/pf2/forumdisplay.php?f=138

The Salt Forum will have this question asked many times so you'll find many more responses for your question.

add to this list:
www.autopilot.com
www.watermaid.com
www.ecomatic.com

[Pool_Mike]

Jeffski,

First off, let me just say congrats on your new pool purchase. As for your SWG, please let us know how you like it.

As for us, we just decided to go w/ chlorine setup b/c it was included in the pool purchase price and all chemicals are free for one year. So from there we can be cheapO's till next year and then decide if SWG is that way to go. I also got quotes from about 2 companies that would install an SWG after the pool is installed and my quotes were $150.00 for one and the other was $285.00. So that way I know what to save up for next years pool project