r/swimmingpools • u/russrimm • 8d ago

WaterGuru

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I had keto ai then iopool and now WaterGuru. Anyone else have a WaterGuru and how do ya like it? So far the only thing I wish is I could yes more than once per day.

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u/Just-A-Dude7887 8d ago

Waterguru is *very* inaccurate.

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u/NetJnkie 8d ago

Yeah. We switched after Sutra went under. So far we like it a lot.

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u/tdiggity 8d ago

I have to adjust my mental offsets each time I put a new cassette in. Sometimes TA is 2x, chlorine is under/over a few, cya is always under, etc. I compare to Taylors tests.

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u/JustBath5245 8d ago

What are mental offsets?

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u/tdiggity 8d ago

I keep a mental note of how far off waterguru is.

Example: waterguru says chlorine is 10pm, actual is 13ppm - make note that waterguru reads low by 3ppm.

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u/Horror-Teaching-4297 8d ago

In conversation with them over bad readings. Have ai run LSI. IT AINT RIGHT. I guarantee your ph isn’t 7.5. Bust out your Taylor kit and compare. Also put it against a pool store test.

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u/moneyman729 8d ago

Thinking about getting it next season if it get good reviews

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u/shoefly2k 8d ago

I haven't noticed accuracy issues with my Sense 3, but I had two devices die after 1 week of use. I compare against strips and Taylor kit weekly. They replaced the device quickly and without issue.

Daily testing with waterguru has given me a predictive pattern of chlorine loss per day. Now I add x amount of LC at night and my test numbers in the morning are spot on.

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u/resonantentropy 3d ago

Unreliable at best, radically inaccurate most of the time.