Recent content by tommelton

I re-read the OmniPL manual and it does say "valves" for spillover mode. So if your builder/plumber/programmer program it correct, and your limit cams in the actuator are set correctly - it should work.

The OmniPL, if I read everything correctly, will simply turn the valve from stop to stop, be that 45 degree turn, 90 degree turn or 180 degree (or whatever rotation you have the cam stops set for). The OmniPL cannot stop in the middle. IE - if the stops on the valve are set for 180 degree...

Or 3 wires give you 120 volt only, one hot, one neutral and ground. I asked Klanel in a PM for a pic of his panel insides.

My feed from home breaker panel to the Hayward panel, is 4 wire, white, red, black and bare ground. Is only 3 wires entering your panel? Do you have pictures on the supply termination in the Hayward panel?

My pool deck was installed starting last Friday morning, continued Saturday and today. It is 1.25" travertine pavers from this site: Cascade Blend Travertine Filled / Brushed Pavers – Stone Nature They are installed on a 4" concrete base that was poured 3 weeks ago, with a crushed granite...

Look at epoxy grout - similar to this: https://www.poolmosaics.com/product/bianco-assoluto-starlike-evo-100-epoxy-grout/ Many colors to choose from and you can add "bling" to it as well - with shimmer packs. We used the Nero Carbonio color (black) with out dark blue tiles. Should not fade. -Tom

Also - adding additional concrete at the top of the bond beam will increase the distance from coping to the first step.

Be careful with the quick connects - they often reduce flow quite a bit. I would hate to see your flow to the slide be diminished. According to the manual here https://www.royalswimmingpools.com/Typhoon-Installation.pdf the hose is a 1" PVC flex host, which I believe is 1" ID (not OD). -Tom

What I believe to be happening is certainly water going thru the composite coping, down thru the two 2x6 composite rim boards and down behind the liner and or wall. There is no easy way that setup will become watertight like the concrete coping was. With the concrete coping, if installed...

Our tile/coping guys did a great job. The coping is tight to the tile as well.