LOL!! Bosses don't always share the same priorities, huh!
I only ask since I've attempted similar venturi-induction systems in the past - with lackluster success.
Anything coupled to the terminal end of the ribbed-hose (downstream of the black venturi/inductor device) will likely create a restriction (i.e. back-pressure), potentially compromising the venturi's function - and often resulting in pumped-water diverting backwards through the chemical-induction hose.
A venturi's induction-vacuum requires lower downstream pressure relative to the upstream source. The low-pressure differential on the downstream side of the venturi inductor is what produces the vacuum on the tangent chemical-hose.
I hope your setup works, but I'm concerned that might not - assuming you're discharging into a transom-mounted hose-arrangement - as opposed to no terminal hose-attachments.
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Kelly Duffie
Cypress, TX