per4mer

I'm installing a SWG and heat pump. The SWG manual says to bond all metal components within 3 meters of the pool. I can see bonding the pool pump, heat pump and SWG, but do I really need to bond the pool ladder, fiber optic lighting source box, pool shed etc.? Hiding some of those wires will be challenging. Particularly using 6AWG wire. Thanks.

Sorry, I'm not sure I can distinguish between the advice and the sarcasm here. You're saying that the 90 degree elbow will induce turbulance. This turbulance will do what - cause the flow switch to chatter and interrupt the continuous function of the generator which would be detrimental to the efficiciency of the system? I wanted to add the salt and start up the SwimPure Plus as soon as my electrician does his work tomorrow. Can I start up as-is or must I get the installer back to correct the flow switch before? I'm only asking as a concerned owner who bothered to read both the use and installation sections of the manual after my installer was done.

So he installed my chlorine generator but the flow switch is directly downstream of a 90 degree elbow! The manual, which he obviously ignored, states, "Important - There must be at least 12 inches of straight pipe run before (upstream) the flow switch. Why is this directive important? How will it impact performance if I leave it as-is? I don't want to make him buy a new part (the existing T is glued) and modify the plumbing if it's not really necessary. Thanks.