Hello,
This is a great Forum !! Thank you for the add. I've been reading for days, there is tons of great information here. Im very thankful for finding it.
I was not able to find a discussion on the question I have. First time pool owner , new instal. Opened pool up last week. My contractor did not provide me with a off on switch beside my Pump/swg. I've been having to use the breaker. single breaker to turn the pump and SWG. I am getting one installed. (for safety and convenience).
But unit that is done..
Im wondering if using the breaker will have any adverse affects on my SWG and the readings its producing ?
Should I be turning off the SWG at the SWG box before I turn off the main breaker to turn off the pump?
I notice that the SWG produces a salt reading and other diagnostics when the SWG box switch is in the off position. Meaning that the electric is still there to make the diagnostics work.
I don't want to ruin this expensive unit , any information or feedback is greatly appreciated.
Thank you ,
Heidi
This is a great Forum !! Thank you for the add. I've been reading for days, there is tons of great information here. Im very thankful for finding it.
I was not able to find a discussion on the question I have. First time pool owner , new instal. Opened pool up last week. My contractor did not provide me with a off on switch beside my Pump/swg. I've been having to use the breaker. single breaker to turn the pump and SWG. I am getting one installed. (for safety and convenience).
But unit that is done..
Im wondering if using the breaker will have any adverse affects on my SWG and the readings its producing ?
Should I be turning off the SWG at the SWG box before I turn off the main breaker to turn off the pump?
I notice that the SWG produces a salt reading and other diagnostics when the SWG box switch is in the off position. Meaning that the electric is still there to make the diagnostics work.
I don't want to ruin this expensive unit , any information or feedback is greatly appreciated.
Thank you ,
Heidi
