Recent content by Killer Squirrel

Yes, U16. And the personality board is also toast, same chip.

Well.. even with that overvoltage device in place, the board is dead again. Totally unresponsive. I know it was working as of 3am. After that something happened. I can't afford to buy more boards so it looks like I am done with Intellicenter.

The transformer was on a single 15A in the beginning, then I bought the GFCI/AFCI you see in there for the transformer. You guys suggested that really wouldn't help my issue so I used that GCFI for the pool lights to give them their own GFCI breaker instead of feeding through the GFCI...

I've now changed it to 240v and have it on the breaker with the heater, 15A. Before it was 120v and on its own 15A breaker.

The breakers were all there when I bought the place (except the one gfci you see, I added that for the pool lights) I just moved them from old breaker box to load center. Yes, I am aware of the doubles on some of them, that I did. That top 20A breaker is really a double, not a triple (the reds...

I was finally able to go get one, this one was taken before I wired in the new voltage monitor, that's what that coil of black is for. It's messy, so prepare yourself. Most of the runs were there already when I bought the house, I just changed out the old simple breaker box for the EasyTouch...

Correct, just those 2 using RS-485 and the pump is only green/yellow, connected to JP4 on the SWG board on the back of the load center. Then from the SWG board is a full 4 wire to the IntelliCenter.

While I do appreciate the advice on the subject, it sounds counterintuitive to purchase a device for $1600 to then wait for a $1200 Intellicenter to blow up to hopefully find some answers. I am on my last Intellicenter from Pentair, they will not warranty another. So, if I do nothing but wait...

What if I got something like this and put in inline between the breaker and transformer? I could set it to overvolt protect at 140v, which would still be plenty below any dangerous levels post transformer on either 18v or 24v circuits correct? I could get rid of the UPS altogether at that...

I'm getting 20.25 and 27.5

Oh sorry about that, here is the model I purchased.

I can definitely wire the transformer for 240v if that may help things. For the powering itself issue, I removed each and every plug on the board one at a time and checked the screen for power after each plug was removed, both personality and main (including every relay, valve, ethernet...