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As you can see it's connected to 120V receptacle. I know that is odd solution with 240VAC VSP, but for an extra protection in addition to a flow switch have installed a current sensing relay on my pool pump controller, that breaks a power to the SWG panel at low or no pump speed.

Yes. I tested the control board with a reduced supply DC voltage and ofcource DC current. I can confirm that rev 1.59 board stays alive with supply voltage reduced to 19VDC. Just tried for a curiosity :)

That what I thought also. And I did some improvements a bit in a different way. Im agreed with your point to reduce a pool water salinity to reduce a current consumption. As for now I don't want to dilute a pool water yet. And a fall rainy weather will do it for me. I did install a current...

The IC40 cell test pictures are attached

Here's an update on my hobby project. Before I've installed the modified IC40 cell in my pool piping, I did a preliminary workbench testing on the experimental cell using a cell cleaning stand filled with a pool water (tested in advance a water salinity with my Taylor 1766 and it shows 3100...

Moreover, the original Pentair flow switch that is installed on IC40 has four wires where two wires are for flow switch contacts and other two are for a built in thermistor that I can use for aquarite temperature monitoring (blue and red wires inside Hayward cable)

No. I’ll not planning to make a new cell. I’m going to use a Pentair cell housing assembly with originally sealed electrodes and terminals and use Hayward T-15 cell original cable to connect it to IC40 plates terminals. The center electrode is with two white connected together wires from...