Hi everyone,
From what I understand, the only way to prevent my VSP pump from stopping completely when a power outage occurs is to set up schedules to have it come on at various times. Please correct me if that is not the case. With that, I have 4 schedules set, filter on and off from 12am-5:59am, 6am-11:59, etc. I would love to ideally avoid the priming stage at each "startup". If I set my first schedule to go from 12am-6am, then the next schedule come on from 6am-12pm, would this work or would it just stay off? Also, is the on/off schedule correct or could I do the same thing but just change the VSP speed...would that "wake up" the power in the event of a power outage or on/off the only way?
The reason I am doing this is we are leaving for vacation soon and if there is a power outage while I am gone, I have no reason to log into the system and turn the pump back on.
Hope this makes sense. Thanks!
From what I understand, the only way to prevent my VSP pump from stopping completely when a power outage occurs is to set up schedules to have it come on at various times. Please correct me if that is not the case. With that, I have 4 schedules set, filter on and off from 12am-5:59am, 6am-11:59, etc. I would love to ideally avoid the priming stage at each "startup". If I set my first schedule to go from 12am-6am, then the next schedule come on from 6am-12pm, would this work or would it just stay off? Also, is the on/off schedule correct or could I do the same thing but just change the VSP speed...would that "wake up" the power in the event of a power outage or on/off the only way?
The reason I am doing this is we are leaving for vacation soon and if there is a power outage while I am gone, I have no reason to log into the system and turn the pump back on.
Hope this makes sense. Thanks!
