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I have that relay marked in the photo in the first post. It's the furthest left relay on the bottom row. The SWG is wired to terminals #2 and #4, which are actually wired to the breaker. On that relay, the load is on terminals #1 and #3. Strange I know.

Correct. Only that relay is reversed.

Yes, spa, pool and Baja shelf all separate...

I asked him why he wasn't using the punch out in the panel and he just said he preferred not to 🤷‍♂️

I have not connected to power to the SWG yet... Wondering if I should just connect it and see what happens

The receptacles the relays are wired to are GFCI, right?

Let me know how bad it is! 🫣

Ok thanks for that. I can swap out the breakers for GFCI ones. Both double pole breakers. The others are hooked up to GFCI outlets for the low voltage, so those breakers are ok, yes?

I went to connect my IC40 SWG today and was confused when I saw the wiring from the PB/electrician. It took me awhile to figure everything out and for the most part it seems to make sense except for how the Intelliflo3 pump is wired to the relay. I attached an image showing the wiring of the...

OK, thanks to everyone for their advice... I added chemicals yesterday and tested at night a few hours later. Levels are as follows: FC: 6 CC: 0.5 pH: 7.2 TA: 70 CH: 125 CYA: 65 Salt: 400 I also went out to brush this morning and not much dust! Not sure if it's a coincidence or not. My pool...

Sorry, I had the wrong date. I brushed for the first time June 13th - so it was about a month that the pool was not brushed at all.

No problem, and thanks for even asking. The water has been crystal clear. The entire startup process has been a bit less than ideal... Long story short, I was traveling most of May and June due to work and I had to rely on my pool builder to keep an eye on things while I was gone. To his credit...

OK thank you for this. I have a TF-100 salt kit and I've been using the Pool Math app. I'll follow your guidance and report back. Thanks so much.

OK thanks. I read that from days 4 to 28 I should bring it up slowly but you're point is well taken that I should have it up to normal levels by now. I suppose I can also add salt now? Will salt bring up CH as well? Does it matter which I do first? Thanks for your help.

OK, I read that I should keep my CYA and FC low after new plaster and bring it up slowly. Since my CYA has been so low it's been hard keeping the FC in the pool. It's been sunny as well lately. I will get my CYA up and FC up as well. Do you think I need to add calcium carbonate?

My builder is unfortunately not the type that really focuses in on pool chemistry. They basically told me their job is done after acid. They then passed me off to their pool guy friend who basically told me his plan (which did not involve testing the water) after which I decided to take over...

I have a new construction in ground concrete pool, plastered with NPT minipebble on May 13th. I've brought CYA and chlorine up slowly and I've been brushing consistently (still seeing plaster dust however) and my latests tests are as follows: CYA: 40 TA: 70 FC: .5-1.5 pH: 7.2-7.5 CH: 100-150...

Would I not be able to just adjust the return to the spa so that the water volume is lower so the spa water stays in the spa?

Do you mean against the side of the pump? I don't want heater exhaust against the side of the pump?

I agreed to two pumps on the recommendation from the contractor. One primary pump for filtration and a second pump just for the spa, to get greater movement and pressure from the spa jets. But I was a little surprised to see them deliver an Intelliflo3 to be used as the spa booster pump.

We do indeed have a dedicated line for each of the bubblers, to ensure a consistent height/pressure to each. They are side by side on the baja shelf, and I think it would be odd to run one and not the other, or have them at different pressures. So I believe the logic was to have a the two lines...