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    Default Re: Question about CL levels and salt cell lifespan...

    Yes, the cloudy weather cut down the amount of UV so less loss of chlorine. And yes, for a given CYA level a higher FC level will lose more absolute FC because the loss is roughly a percentage loss so the same percentage of a higher number is a larger number. A target of 5 ppm is fine with 80 ppm CYA. 4 ppm would be an absolute minimum with 80 ppm CYA for a pool with a saltwater chlorine generator.
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    Default Re: Question about CL levels and salt cell lifespan...

    Quote Originally Posted by chem geek View Post
    Yes, the cloudy weather cut down the amount of UV so less loss of chlorine. And yes, for a given CYA level a higher FC level will lose more absolute FC because the loss is roughly a percentage loss so the same percentage of a higher number is a larger number. A target of 5 ppm is fine with 80 ppm CYA. 4 ppm would be an absolute minimum with 80 ppm CYA for a pool with a saltwater chlorine generator.
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