I have a CL200. in line chorine feeder. Have ordered a new flow control knob, in case I need it. It is 26 years old. I have only used it for my chlorine for the past two or three years. Had a salt generator for years but no more. I would like to know if there is an easy way to tell if the control knob is working. My pool is only 4000 gallons, so I need to keep the dial very low. It seems my CL level is always very high.
Hayward CL200 chlorine feeded
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crjander
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19 February 2020
- Last edited 19 February 2020
Inyohector
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19 February 2020
So a standard chlorine tablet is usually good for approximately 5,000 gallons of water. With that said you can turn the dial to about 7 and your chlorine level should maintain a level of around 4-5 or higher in a week if the water is cold and since the CYA is high. The tablet should also be mostly or all dissolved at that point.
