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Sticker on the pump body (the part with the basket), not on the motor. Motor labels from Century, A.O. Smith or Regal won't match parts.
Label on the side of the tank near the base. Size is in sq ft, e.g. 420 sq ft = C4030 or CCP420.
Rating plate inside the front access panel. Note the BTU and gas type (NG or LP).
Molded into the body or printed on top. Robotic cleaners: on the power supply.
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Swimables Phosphate Remover X SW-52-032 is a 32-ounce solution formulated to eliminate phosphates from pool water, thereby inhibiting algae growth and maintaining water clarity. Phosphates, often introduced through environmental factors, serve as nutrients for algae; their removal is essential for effective pool maintenance.
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Eliminates Phosphates: Effectively removes phosphates from pool water, cutting off algae’s primary nutrient source.
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Prevents Algae Growth: Helps maintain a cleaner, clearer pool by inhibiting algae formation.
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Enhances Water Clarity: Reduces organic contaminants to improve overall pool water quality.
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Compatible with All Sanitizers: Works alongside chlorine, bromine, and other pool maintenance systems.
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Essential for Pool Maintenance: Regular use helps prevent algae outbreaks and reduces the need for excessive chemical treatments.
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Initial Treatment: Add 16 ounces of Phosphate Remover X per 10,000 gallons of pool water if phosphate levels exceed 3,000 parts per billion (ppb).
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Maintenance Treatment: For ongoing maintenance, add 4 ounces per 10,000 gallons weekly or as needed, based on phosphate testing results.
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Application: Pour the recommended dosage directly into the pool water, preferably near the return jets to ensure even distribution.
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Filtration: Run the pool's filtration system continuously for at least 24 hours after application to facilitate the removal of phosphates.
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Monitoring: Regularly test phosphate levels to determine the necessity of additional treatments.
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