ARG CleanPro Variable Speed Reducers (3-Piece Kit) | Flow Tuning Inserts | CIVSD

ARG CleanPro Variable Speed Reducers (3-Piece Kit) | CIVSD

Three reducer inserts for CleanPro chlorinators on variable-speed pumps. Helps stabilize tablet erosion at low RPM so you’re not hand-dosing every day.

Features

• 3-piece reducer set to tune chlorinator flow on variable-speed systems
• Improves tablet erosion and feed consistency at lower pump speeds
• Drop-in insert design; no cutting or replumbing required
• Swap sizes seasonally to match run time, temperature, and load
• Built for repeated service in chlorinated water environments

Description

Running a variable-speed pump is efficient, but low RPM can reduce flow through a tablet feeder. The CIVSD reducer kit adds a selectable restriction inside the CleanPro chlorinator to raise velocity and stabilize erosion so output is predictable. Choose the insert that holds target chlorine at your lowest daily speed; change inserts as your schedule or season changes.

Pro Tip

Install isolation valves around the feeder and a check valve between the heater and chlorinator. Once the hardware is set, use the smallest reducer that maintains target free chlorine, then fine-tune with pump runtime rather than constant feeder adjustments.

Related Parts

• ARG Inline Chlorinator for Variable Speed Pumps | CIV00
• ARG CleanPro Chlorinator Lid | CIV01
• ARG CleanPro Chlorinator Lid O-Ring | CIV02

Technical Specifications

Installation Tips

Shut off pump and relieve pressure. Isolate the feeder, open per the manufacturer’s instructions, and install the selected reducer insert in the correct orientation. Reassemble, purge air, and verify chlorine levels over 24–48 hours at your normal low-RPM schedule. Adjust runtime or swap insert size as needed—avoid over-restricting flow.

Reducer inserts are consumables—inspect during seasonal service. Pair with fresh lid and valve seals to keep the feeder consistent.

• ARG CleanPro Chlorinator Lid | CIV01
• ARG CleanPro Chlorinator Lid O-Ring | CIV02

Q: Which insert should I start with?
A: Begin with the smallest opening that still maintains target chlorine at your lowest daily RPM. Verify with a test kit over 24–48 hours.

Q: Do these increase pressure?
A: They increase local velocity in the feeder. Monitor system pressure; do not over-restrict flow.

Q: Do I need to replumb?
A: No—these are internal, drop-in inserts.