Jandy - 4 wire cable part number?

[jesse-99]

I bought a 2nd Jandy Multiplex board (I need the additional RS-485 ports) here: https://www.amazon.com/Zodiac-6584-Multiplex-Replacement-AquaLink/dp/B008E6ST5K

I'm assuming it doesn't come with the actual cable that is needed to connect that multiplex board to one of my two RS-485 interfaces on my main Jandy control board. Does anyone know the part # for that actual 4 pin cable itself so I can try and buy one?

Thanks for the help.

 

[JamesW]

Any 4 wire 22 AWG gauge cable will work.

It might be called doorbell cable, alarm cable, RS485 cable, RS-232 communication cable etc.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Southwire-1-ft-22-4-Solid-White-Security-Cable/4284059

Micro Connectors, Inc 100 ft. 22 AWG/4 Conductors Gray Stranded Shielded RS-232 Cable M110-4C22G-100 - The Home Depot

These 22 AWG (American Wire Gauge) 4 bare copper conductor stranded-shielded cables can be used for a wide variety applications. Including: security/alarm, sound and audio, background music and power-limited

www.homedepot.com

 

[generessler]

Man I'm sorry you had to pay that. That board is just the four connectors wired in parallel. It probably cost five bucks to manufacture. Jandy is out of control.

We could cobble one up with 4 of these and a PC board for a few bucks more.

 

[generessler]

We could cobble one up with 4 of these and a PC board for a few bucks more.

Haha. Just ran across this 2018 post where the multiplexer was considered expensive at $60.

 

[HermanTX]

I bought a 2nd Jandy Multiplex board (I need the additional RS-485 ports) here: https://www.amazon.com/Zodiac-6584-Multiplex-Replacement-AquaLink/dp/B008E6ST5K

I'm assuming it doesn't come with the actual cable that is needed to connect that multiplex board to one of my two RS-485 interfaces on my main Jandy control board. Does anyone know the part # for that actual 4 pin cable itself so I can try and buy one?

Thanks for the help.

If you have the Jandy antenna, then I have just cut a piece from that. I think it is 12 ft long and I had it wrapped in the low voltage side. I just disconnected it from the red connector, cut the length I needed and then reconnected it.

 

[jesse-99]

That's exactly what I did. I cut a length of wire from my old iAquaLink 2.0 antenna that I'm keeping around in case my 3.0 ever fails.