Recent content by CasaBlanca

So an update: I ended up resetting the panel to factory defaults. Somehow I missed the part of the system where you can save the settings and configurations, so I spent the past couple of hours in the 105 heat figuring out how to, and successfully reprogramming the unit. So far so good, the...

Good Day to All, I have a relatively new installiation, but not so new that it's under warranty, I'm afraid. Everything was installed in May 2019. I have an Intellicenter, professionally installed with a IntelliFlow VSF filter pump and another Pentair pump for the waterfall. Recently I noticed...

I built this myself, plumbed and everything. Probably cost $500 including a fancy burner. I love it, but my wife wishes it did marshmallows better- s’mores just aren’t the same with a gas. I’d be happy to share what parts I bought if you’re interested. Took maybe 4 hours.

My contractor is telling me he needs to acid wash mine to get it rid of some staining. How did yours look after the acid wash?

I have white plaster with blue quartz and sparkle quartz. The sparkle quartz is extremely subtle compared to the blue. My water looks very tropical imho.

That’s a great suggestion, and I have seen issues, particularly with Sonos, where devices on different frequencies don’t play well together. I don’t believe this applies to the IntelliCenter, as the app allows you to control it from anywhere over the Internet.

All very good advice, and I’ll start the process of troubleshooting when I get home, I’m out of town at the moment. One other piece of information is that when I test the Internet connection from the panel, it comes back with a very good 20 ms response time and says that it’s connected. It seems...

Not trying to change the subject, and maybe this question deserves it's own thread, but has anyone had issues with the Intellicenter app responding reliably? I have the Intellicenter connected to my network via the wireless POE antenna provided. I am using manually assigned DHCP and a static...

Ubiquiti Unifi access points are the way to go... such a robust system. It'll cost a bit to get setup, but once it's up and running you'll never give your wifi another thought. It just works.