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Fluidra P320
Needs attentionHealth notesSounds like the bearings may be on the way out. Fine for now but need to keep an eye on it. If it gets louder, I would recommend getting them replaced rather than buying a new pump, as the P320 is generally a very long lasting pump. Bearings may be going due to low water issues
Recommended settingsMedium speed (1800-2000rpm ) is best for everyday use. Only use high when cleaning the pool or if its cloudy and you want it to clear quicker.
Fluidra ZX150
Good
Pool Controls SWC25
GoodRecommended settingsUsually run the chlorine output at 100% during summer but keep an eye on the chlorine level and maintain between 1-3ppm to avoid bleaching surface. Lower the output if high, or if blanket is on the pool
Genises Genises
GoodRecommended settings26c - 30c is recommended settings. Anything over 30c means chlorine will not work efficiently.
Enter water test results from your home test kit or pool shop.
Dosage guidance: Estimates use Hy-Clor published product-chart rates for Calcium Increaser (200 g/10,000 L per ~15 ppm) and Stabiliser (500 g/10,000 L per ~50 ppm). Salt uses Passport chlorinator settings; buy whole 20 kg bags but add only the calculated amount. Copper advice depends on the exact controller. Always use calcium hardness (not total hardness) for calcium calculations. Check the exact product label, maximum single dose and application directions; never mix chemicals. Dose each chemical separately in the order shown, allowing the circulation time on its label. Never mix chemicals. For ordinary independent corrections, a single final retest is sufficient; if a step specifically requires an intermediate test, do that before continuing. Do not swim when sanitiser readings are unsafe. Estimates are not water-safety clearance or Hy-Clor approval.
Technician: Matt Hoffman
Works completedLeak detection completed. Leak found and repaired on pipe going from filter to heater. All good now
Keep an eye on the chlorine level. Complete a bucket test when sunny. Fill bucket to top and leave next to pool, and mark where water level is. Mark where water level is in the pool. Pool and bucket should lose same amount of water over 2 days due to evaporation.
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