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What are the Controller features of the Pool Pilot Total Control system?




Pool Chemistry Controller:
Automatically controls the chemistry of your pool water. The controller communicates with the salt-chlorine generator to activate it for chlorine needs. It also measures pH levels in your pool water and it activates the acid pump when PH level rises above a setpoint, maintaining your pool perfectly balanced and allowing for longer equipment and cell life. 

 pH Sensor - Constantly measures pH level and activates acid pump
• when level rises above setpoint.

ORP [Oxidation Reduction Potential] Sensor  - The ORP probe contains
• a known solution that constantly measures active sanitizer level in pool
• water - in millivolts - and signals the digital chlorine generator to
• produce chlorine on demand.

Flow Cell - Sensor protection that provides proper monitoring
• environment for sensors and water tap for manually monitoring
• water chemistry.

The daily feed of Muriatic Acid to maintain pH levels provides:

 Protection of new pool plaster finishes
 Ensures optimal chlorine strength
 Ensures water chemistry balance
 Converts sodium hydroxide back to salt
 No more water chemistry worries 
 Drastically reduces homeowner maintenance

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