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I have to get a new pool controller. I have a 15 year old Hayward that just got fried. Would you guys recommend the Intellicenter over an iAqualink? Where is the best place to buy one?

would love to get a controller and SWG that could give me feedback on the chemical breakdown of the pool. chlorine levels, salt levels, or whatever. Increase or decrease production remotely.

Price isn't really an object, I just want the best. Control4 works with all of them. I would just connect the controller through wifi or plugged into the network and then use a driver to connect control4 to the controller. That is the easy part.

Control 4 is a home automation system. So through one app I can control all of the lights, sound, security, cameras irrigation, pool, etc. All of the larger vendors of pool automation systems usually integrate with all of the large vendors. Some better than others.

Any more input on this?

I currently have hayward Goldline pool controller and a jandy plc1400 SWG. I am looking to go with an automated controller and a different SWG system. I may potentially tie it into my control 4 system. What would you guys recommend? I have a 400K heater, LED lights, waterfalls, bubblers...

Getting 172 and 180 codes, which I believe are codes for flow sensor.

Yeah I have pretty much cleaned it up, but I don't think it producing chlorine. So it will come back.

The chlorine smell is over by the pumps. Not by the pool. Pool looks like Algae.

So this is what I have done since yesterday. Cleaned the salt cell. It had lots of buildup on it. Used about a 5-1 muratic acid and water mix and got all of the build up off of it. Anyway with that done, I gues it was reading the salt incorrectly before because the salt was at 4100. So I...

Did some more research on this and looks like they are a scam. Looking for replacement cells I ran across this with a 5 year warranty. Anyone know anything about these? Looks like a good deal and alot cheaper...

My Jandy PLC 1400 isn't producing chlorine. I haven't cleaned it yet, but I have never had good results with that. This is the 3rd or 4th time I have replaced it in 13 years. Not sure if I should replace it, move on to something different, just go straight chlorine. Not happy right now...

Put your multivalve into bypass to bypass the filter and see if the pump runs fine without going through the filter. If it runs for hours without a problem, then the problem is not your pump, but your filter. In my case, my filters looked clean, but they weren't. I had to clean them with TSP...

Want to say that I found this thread about a week ago, my system was putting out a code 170. I followed the thread and bought the new sensor that Conrad mentioned and my pool is now producing Chlorine again. Thanks for having this site available.