Whats the difference between Hayward CL220 Off-Line Automatic , and Hayward CL200 Automatic Pool Chemical
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One is connected with 1 1/4 " pipe used in line with your pump. The other uses small tubing 3/8" (i think) to connect to your skimmer and return. The better way is larger pipe, but is a pain to do.
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don't know..... but i do know i put the chlorine in the automatic one and it chlorines my pool.it works and it does a great job...Hope this helps...
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The CL220 uses plastic tubing and saddle valves to attach to your pool plumbing. This allows you to drill two small holes into the existing pool plumbing (one hole in a piece of pipe between the pump and the filter and the other in a piece of pipe just after the filter) to install the feeder. It is designed to be easy to install. The CL200 is the same basic unit except that the ports on the bottom are threaded so that you can use threaded fittings to add it to your system. This requires a lot more knowledge about fittings, connectors and plumbing.
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Have no idea. My pool is gunite and it did not work at all for me or my sister, I just replaced it with a Hayward XL.
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Duke, I purchased this model; Kreepy Krauly 360048 Automatic In Ground Pool CleanerI works excellent in my vinyl pool.
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A chlorinator works by virtue of the chemistry between electrolysis, salt and water, it is has nothing to do with the pool brand. The only consideration is the type of connections. Intex tends to use its own fittings but it is not difficult to convert the inlet and outlet to match any plumbing combination. Youtube has every imaginable instruction guide to accomplish this.
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I am not sure of the difference but I would not recommend the pool blaster - we used it once and sent it back - all it did was move stuff around on the bottom of the pool
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The one that I received had all the Hayward markings on them so I assume that it is a Hayward product. These days they last about 1 day longer then the warranty, that has been my experience with them no matter who I bought them from. I have had 4 in the 14 years I have had my pool.
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The flow sensor is built into the cell, which connects to the control panel. If you are running one of those Intex type pool filet/pump all in one I would suggest upgrading to a sand filter and good strong pump. The system does not to generate a minimum number of gph to chlorinate.
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We have our pump and chlorine generator into one box and that is on the timer. Pool is 22000 gal filter Hayward not sure on the salt cell
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We have a pool and a spa. I use the same testing kit on both, the Taylor K 2005, which you can buy on amazon. You will need to test your alkalinity, ph, and bromine. You will need chemicals to manipulate out of range findings, most importantly bromine and muriatic acid ( brings down your ph and alkalinity). You may also need alkalinity up. My ph is never low! I really like this bromine, it seems to last longer than the bromine you can buy at walmart.
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Hi, I live in Melbourne FL and have a similar size pool. I went with the AQR15 for 2 reasons. The over size cell mean you don't have to run the pump as long as with a smaller cell, and a shorter duty cycle will extend the life of the cell. I'm extremely happy with mine (other than a mfg defect in the controller I purchased (defective part has been replaced in newer models). I only need to run the pump 4 hrs during the winter and 6 hrs in the summer.
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I would not use an "automatic" pool cleaner. Get it out, or nearly all, "by hand." Otherwise you will ruin pumps.
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it can be used above or in the ingrounds pools. place the Hayward cl200 on the discharge line or return line going back into the pool
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Don't remember how I chose this one but it works great. I guess you have to make sure the voltage requirements are there, this model requires to be hard wired to a power source. I have an outlet near the pump that I plug the pump into so, I found the breaker in the pool breaker box that the receptacle was wired to and unhooked those wires and ran wires from that breaker to the timer, which I mounted near the pool breaker box. Then I took the wires from the receptacle and wired them into the timer. Works like a charm. The timer is very accurate and I am able to turn it on and off with the flip lever inside the timer box when I want to turn the pump on to vacuum or apply chemicals.
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http://m.poolsupplyworld.com//Hayward-925ADC-Navigator-Pro-Suction-Side-Automatic-Pool-Cleaner-for-ConcreteGunite-Pools/925ADC.htm#
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We put in a Hayward chlorinator. It goes near the pump and controls how fast the tablets disolve. (our pool was originally salt water, so we needed to add this). If you don't want to add the chlorinator, they can go into the skimmer, but they will disolve more quickly that way and the amount released into the pool won't be controlled. The chlorinator was about $50-$60. so in the long run, probably worth it.
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I have owned both. There doesn't seem to be any difference. BOTH have given me 2 1/2 years of continues running service. Make sure you pick the size you need for your pond.
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I'm not sure what my old number was but the difference between the oder model and the newer model is that it allows you to cool down your pool with night mode where it will circulate the water at night if your pool is too hot... There aren't too many models out there.. This will probably work fine.