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All hooked up. I had to rewire the old wiring, add a 20 AMP breaker along with a 110 outlet. Then I rerouted some plumbing to complete the job. 100% up and running once power was put to it. Just under 4 hours, which included tearing apart the cartridge filter, cleaning the 4 cartridges, and...

Arrived today and plan to install this weekend. Just out of curiosity, did yours arrive all wired up? With a 110v plug and ifi module already wired into the controller?

Thank you. Appreciate all the input.

Great reviews and input from all. I am looking into this system to replace my old Jandy Aquapure Ei35. I have emailed Circupool to request an owner's manual so I can examine the wiring diagram. My current setup has a Jandy 2.0 VS E-pum with a JEP-R controller running the pump, and the SWG turns...

Thanks for the info

looking to replace existing jandy swg. I've narrowed it down to these 2. Any recommendations from owners would be great.

My pool is about 10 years old, still running on my original equipment (Jandy Aquapure Ei35 salt generator). I can no longer find some replacement parts, and at the cost of some of the replacement parts I do need, I am thinking it is just time to upgrade. I am looking for recommendations on...

Working on setting up golf packages right now. Thanks. Next onto landscape lighting, then I think I am done.

Running behind in updates. Final gates went up today and landscaping is 95% done. If we actually have a sunny day I will post pics tomorrow. It has been a process. Not to all. Expect to be 20% over budget, even with good planning. Once the project started, it was lets add this, lets add...

The pavers are great. Different than what most builders use down here. Almost everyone uses Belgard products, they are the biggest distributor in the area. I found these pavers, Techo Bloc while searching online. They are based out of PA so it took a little to coordinate getting the product...

Plaster crew is gone and we are filling with water now. Landscaper will be here tomorrow to start the curbs, wall planters, and recessed kitchen area. I and I hope the weather holds here so we can keep moving forwards and get some use out of this pool before the real fall weather gets here.

Finally after 2 weeks of being rained out we are moving forward. Pavers are done and the first coat of plaster is on. A bit of advice, do not use sand if you have large grout line on your pavers. It is a mess. We need to go back now, clear out all of the sand and use polymetric sand instead...

Thanks. Not overly concerned about the money, more so the quality.

I know there are many different companies out there that will build a custom pool cover. We have a free form inground pool and I am looking for recommendations of companies that build these types of covers. Any input would be helpful. Thanks