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t6texan:
Recently got first spa 2001 tiger river bengal. Does any one have a recomendation as to what ozonater i could or should use? I have found where you plug it in to control system box.It has three wire lead post. As far as chemicals ,we are using Baqua Spa products.

Thanks Brad

Brewman:
I don't think Baqua Spa and ozone are made for each other.  We use Baqua too, and our dealer said that with Bauqa, not to use ozone.  
If you go ozone, you might need to change to a different chemical system.
I'm sure others who know more about it than I do will elaborate.
Brewman

Electro:
The dealer told me that the CD ozonators, used in conjunction with baqua would result in much gunk and potentially ruining the spa.

He indicated that only UV type ozonators could be used.

t6texan:
ok thank you For your repplies . I was not sure if i could use an ozonater or not .   I guess I will stick with the baqua chemicals for know and see how things go with the current chemicals.

Thanks Again Guys

Julie:

--- Quote ---The dealer told me that the CD ozonators, used in conjunction with baqua would result in much gunk and potentially ruining the spa.

He indicated that only UV type ozonators could be used.

--- End quote ---


I don't really understand why using UV ozone producing method vs CD would make a difference.  If there is a harmfull chemical reaction between Baqua and ozone, it should be there regardless of the ozone producing method.  Unless the reaction occurs during the ozone production, but at that point, the ozone is not yet in contact with the water or its chemicals, and no reaction could occur (I could be mistaken here, please someone correct me).

Any other technical/chemical hindsight here?

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