Well I found TFP about a year too late and had a frog mineral system installed. After reading the many posts here regarding the Frog system I plan to switch to LC next season and ditch the Frog. I was thinking I would just keep all of the plumbing and just not put any mineral or chlorine pacs in the Cyclers. I would like to setup a Stenner Liquid Chlorine Pump and have a question regarding the injection port location. Would I be able to just use the drain in the Frog Cycler shown in the picture circled in blue? I would then just keep the Cycler set at the highest setting. Thanks in advance!
Ditch the Frog, Add Stenner LC System
- Thread starter drewensley
- Start date
- Feb 6, 2015
- 6,373
- Pool Size
- 12300
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
Welcome to TFP! 
Do you have a reliable source of liquid chlorine at a reasonable price?
Many have found, with the increase price of liquid chlorine and unreliable sourcing, that switching to a SWG is more reliable and more cost effective in the long run. And, you don't have to lug jugs either.
For your size pool, a SWG with a 60k rating would work well.
We recommend a SWG rated for 2 times your pool volume.
Do you have a reliable source of liquid chlorine at a reasonable price?
Many have found, with the increase price of liquid chlorine and unreliable sourcing, that switching to a SWG is more reliable and more cost effective in the long run. And, you don't have to lug jugs either.
For your size pool, a SWG with a 60k rating would work well.
We recommend a SWG rated for 2 times your pool volume.
You know, I hadn't really thought of it but I should probably look into it a little more. I do have to backwash and waste into my yard. Do you see this as being an issue killing grass? Could you suggest a SWG for a pool my size? Would I just install it where my Frog setup is now? Thanks for the response.Welcome to TFP!
Do you have a reliable source of liquid chlorine at a reasonable price?
Many have found, with the increase price of liquid chlorine and unreliable sourcing, that switching to a SWG is more reliable and more cost effective in the long run. And, you don't have to lug jugs either.
For your size pool, a SWG with a 60k rating would work well.
We recommend a SWG rated for 2 times your pool volume.
- Feb 6, 2015
- 6,373
- Pool Size
- 12300
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
Post a few pics of your equipment pad from a few different angles.
Do you have automation?
If you have Pentair automation or plan on adding it, a Pentair IC60 SWG
If no automation and don't plan to add it, look into the Circupool RJ60+
Do you have automation?
If you have Pentair automation or plan on adding it, a Pentair IC60 SWG
If no automation and don't plan to add it, look into the Circupool RJ60+