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Mar 04, 2024 - 01:10 PM
You need to check first for local regulations since the pool is not for residential use and may be subject to regulations.
Generally speaking, to effectively chlorinate a 60,000-gallon pool, industry standards recommend a system capacity of 90,000-120,000 gallons for residential pools. The lower end of this range is suitable for cooler climates, while the higher end is for warmer southern regions. Pools which receive commercial use may require much higher capacity, however.
Generally speaking, to effectively chlorinate a 60,000-gallon pool, industry standards recommend a system capacity of 90,000-120,000 gallons for residential pools. The lower end of this range is suitable for cooler climates, while the higher end is for warmer southern regions. Pools which receive commercial use may require much higher capacity, however.
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