Jandy Aquapure - Power via pump relay, or RPM relay?

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laszlof

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Jun 12, 2023
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SE Michigan
Pool Size
10000
Surface
Fiberglass
Chlorine
Salt Water Generator
SWG Type
Jandy Aquapure 1400
Is it better to power the Aquapure via main pump relay in the Aqualink RS enclosure. (effectively turning on the SWCG when power is applied to the pump), or connect it to the RPM switched relay on the Jandy FloPro pump itself (Activates around 1725 RPM).

Thanks
 
Either one will work.

Connecting the Aquapure power to the filter pump relay gives you a bit more flexibility to run your pump and SWG below 1725 RPM if the cell gets enough flow.
 
ajw22 said:
Either one will work.

Connecting the Aquapure power to the filter pump relay gives you a bit more flexibility to run your pump and SWG below 1725 RPM if the cell gets enough flow.
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Thats what I was thinking. Am I correct in understanding that it wont hurt the cell if there isnt enough flow, it just wont generate?
 
laszlof said:
Am I correct in understanding that it wont hurt the cell if there isnt enough flow, it just wont generate?
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Yes, as long as the flow switch is operating properly.

If the switch fails closed, which some do, then your cell can be powered with inadequate water flow.
 
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