A good Free Chlorine reading should be around 1.5ppm to 3.0ppm. If the pool is used frequently by multiple bathers, the higher end of this range is recommended. There are many factors that can influence the Free Chlorine reading but this is a good place to start and you can adjust as needed for your particular pool.
Check the reading when the filter is clean, it should be around 10-20 PSI depending on the horsepower of your pump. Higher is not always better because it takes more energy. As the filter get's clogged the reading may go up to 15 or 30 PSI, at which point you will have to backwash. Hatawa
Blood pressure readings that are normal
You are getting false readings because of the extreme high levels of chlor. k
Is it that you are getting readings on your test kit that indicate that your levels are below the normal range? Is it a fact that you are getting low readings because you are not adding the product to the system -- via a floater or some sort of feeder. Do not add the tabs to your skimmer. What are your chemical readings. Without some detail we cannot help. k
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Pressure readings that are higher than normal are significant for a patient's overall diagnosis.
If you have Baquacil Test Strips then going to the Pool Center would not be necessary, you can just do it yourself and adjust the readings.
Varies due to ambient temperature - need a chart for accurate readings
Take a sample to your local pool shop for all your readings of Free chlorine, Total chlorine, PH, Calcium, Alkalinity and Cyanuric Acids. Once you have a proper reading you will need to re-callobrate your chlorinater.
The same as a non-salt system pool. Disregard answer above. The only reading that will remain constant, in the above situation, is the alkalinity =80 - 120 ppm; pH = 7.4 - 7.6 For a salt system pool your conditioner/stabilizer should be slightly higher than a namually fed pool. You should achieve readings of 75 - 85 ppm.
It is totally normal for blood pressure readings to fluctuate throughout the day, even in healthy individuals. If readings are consistently high or low then the best advice would be to consult a doctor.
Alkalinity readings for your pool is quite essential. When you increase your alkalinity, that makes it so your pH is more resistant to change due to weather, leaves etc
That is high, normal readings should not be over 130.