Hi all. Need some help see what you think. Ok, i've set

>>1217681
I would put balancing valves on the outlets and fiddle with them. generally, slowing the flow is going to get you hotter outlet temp but with diminishing returns the slower you go. also, watch the amp draw on the pump as you restrict the water flow so it doesnt get too high

Thnx. That's the idea. The gauges would just be extras to know exact pressures.

>>1217681
Why is the bottom row getting hotter than the top row?

>>1217681
As a pool guy, I think running a heater during a summer day is a horrible idea. You are just going to waste chemicals and cause algae. What is your climate and what kind of temperatures do you experience during the day?

>>1218304
Pool guy not trying to make customers waste money on unnecessary chemicals and tat.

>>1217911
No reason really.. I just used photoshop and it came out that way. Technically they should both be identical unless working at different water pressures.

>>1218304
I live in the mountanous region so normal pool water temperature during summer is around 23ºc (= 73), which is ok for dinving and swimming a bit, but actually too cold for kids to stay in and play.

For this, you need to bring temperature up at least to 28ºc/82F or else they simply don't use the pool. Temperature drop quite a lot dunting the night.

Indeed, bringing temperature up means more chemicals and risks of algae, but it's either that or nothing.