I am so tired that I forgot that I don't have a junction box with the wiring to the pump. It is a master switch to remove power to the pump. Sorry for the confusion.
I am so tired that I forgot that I don't have a junction box with the wiring to the pump. It is a master switch to remove power to the pump. Sorry for the confusion.
I figured out how to make it work with a twist lock receptable arrangement. However does anyone know if I am required to have the pump controlled by the AquaTrol control box? I would like to just leave the wiring alone and plug the control box into my existing outlet and have the pump controlled by me.
Since I recieved no replies, I thought I would follow up with what I have done so that others can benefit.
Installed an AquaTrol RJ with the straight plug. Since my pump is hard-wired, it isn't controlled by the AquaTrol controller. The timer on the controller still allows me to program when the unit is producing chlorine since I keep my pump on 24/7 on low speed. Got my water balanced with 7.5 Ph, 70 TA, 80 CYA, and salt at 3100 ppm. Works great so far, no complaints. Water is clear and no complaints from the kids from stinging eyes or dried out hair. Still too cold for adults, but I look forward to trying it out.
How did your Aquatrol system work last summer? I am considering one for my new pool.
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