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    Default Re: Autopilot LS1000 Chlorinator, RC-15 Cell

    Hi and welcome to the forum! Sorry you haven't gotten a reply yet. Ben has had some issues he has had to deal with the past few days and thus he hasn't yet been able to move these new posts into the general part of the forum where you'll be able to get the advice of some of our members knowledgeable about these cells. But, he'll hopefully be able to do so soon. So, sit tight. Just wanted to let you know that your post has been read and that you aren't being ignored!

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    Default Re: Autopilot LS1000 Chlorinator, RC-15 Cell

    In general, the largest cell compatible with your system will give you the best performance PROVIDED you can adjust the "on" time to compensate.

    While higher capacity cells do cost more, the price does not increase in proportion to the increase in output. And cell life tends to be a function of total "on" time.

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