Not that it has anything to do with the OP's question, but why would that be bad?OGKushman said:that would be very bad sssc
A pH controller for a swimming pool would work ok. It would add either decreaser or increaser, either one but not both, to maintain the set point. In swimming pools, depending on the pool surface, the source water, and the sanitizer used the pH will always either rise or fall without treatment so both are not needed unless you over treat or lack alkalinity. Damn expensive but could be usefull in a commercial hydro application. Although I'm sure somebody already sells one for that. . .jc2010 said:i think that they are talking about the automatic ph controlers for like a pool?
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