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I sent an email to Hayward support and got this reply : "You are correct, you don't need to put your heat pump on a timer - when the pump is off, the heat pump is not allowed to operate as it's internal flow sensor will prevent it from turning on due to the lack of water flow."

Amazingly helpful. Thank you so much.

Thanks ajw22. Really appreciate it. My Heat Pump is a Hayward HP50CL, and when I turn off the pool pump, the display shows "E03" which, according to the manual, is the flow sensor. The unit also has error codes for high and low pressure. I can confirm that when the pump is off, the heater...

Wow thanks for the quick answer! My SWG is an Astral E25, and with your guidance, I was able to find the same kind of statement in the manual: "This Salt Chlorine Generator power supply must be connected to the same source power supply as the circulating pump provides water flow to the cell...

Hi all, new to TFP. Tried searching the forums for the answer to this question, but couldn't find it. I have a 1.5 HP Hayward pump, Heat Pump and SWG, all on separate circuits. Currently I have no timer and the setup runs 24/7. Looking to put in a timer for energy savings. Both the SWG and...