Inground pool getting shocked

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LarryFine

LarryFine

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jjamesrb said:
We checked the water and it reads 300 millivolts which is from the chlorine and we checked and they say you should have around 650 millivolts to properly sanitize the pool.
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Maybe that's why they call the initial chlorine treatment "shocking" the water. :confused:
 
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realolman

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We checked the water and it reads 300 millivolts which is from the chlorine and we checked and they say you should have around 650 millivolts to properly sanitize the pool..
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I don't understand that.

Where do you put your meter leads to read this chlorine voltage ?
 
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