just keep in mind if your system has low phosphate and nitrate (undetectable with good checker/test) you better stay low in alk between 7-8dkh. I've learned my lesson. Since you do frequent WCs you can change your salt for one with higher alk and push your reading to 7.5.
STN+RTN. I dont know the 'mechanics' of it but if you have LNS or ULNS high Alk might kill your SPS. Something above 8.5 (was 9+ in my case) and you can suffer from RTN. Even LNS might have algae grow so you better check your phosphate with a checker.
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