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    joelq is offline Registered+ Thread Analyst joelq 0
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    Default Re: Connecting Pool Fill Line to Sprinkler System

    I actually purposely did not want an auto-fill installed specifically for the reason that I wouldn't notice a pool leak until I saw a huge water bill.

    I think the "sprinkler fill" works best for me as I can just program in a set number of minutes each week. Also, here in Frisco, TX, we've got water restrictions this Summer in which we're allowed to fill the pool and water the lawn only one day a week (although I'm not sure how they would know if I was filling on an off day! ) The City has been shutting people's sprinkler systems at the curb if they are caught watering their lawns on an off day.

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    Davenj is offline Lifetime Member Thread Analyst Davenj 0
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    Default Re: Connecting Pool Fill Line to Sprinkler System

    It's pretty easy to tell when the autofill is running. I can hear it in the house, water running. At the pool you can see the cold water entering the pool. The kids let me know also, cold water!

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    Default Re: Connecting Pool Fill Line to Sprinkler System

    If you don't have a fill line plumbed in can you just "y" into one of the returns? I'm thinking just use a check vavle to hold back the pool water from the sprinkler line.

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    Default Re: Connecting Pool Fill Line to Sprinkler System

    I don't see any harm in that... as long as you have the check valve.

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