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Thank you ! That is a fantastic suggestion.

The valve closes automatically when power is removed. I can get an external interval timer but I was hoping to see if I could leverage the intellicenter relays. One minute would be too long as only a few seconds are needed to flush the sediments.

Can the intellicenter be used to apply power to a motorized valve for a 7-10 seconds on a regular (daily or other) basis? I have a motorized valve that is normally closed that I need to open daily to purge sand and I'm wondering if I can use the Intellicenter as a timer.

Thank you @Jimrahbe and @ajw22 for your help. Got everything sorted out. For some reason I thought the swcg was getting low voltage from the Intellicenter.

Thank you @Newdude

Thanks @Jimrahbe So if I understand correctly, it seems ok to have the Intellicenter, Pump, and Heater on the same 240V GFCI protected circuit. Intellicenter & Pump on line side and Heater on the load side of the relay (just for power. not control) SWCG transformer seems to get 24V from the low...

Thank you @1poolman1 ! Getting some conflicting info from Pentair - do you know if the pump needs to also be purchased from a brick and mortar store + installed by a professional to get a longer warranty or i it's sufficient to just pay a professional to install a pump that may have been...

I looked at some previous threads but couldn't find a definitive answer so here goes... with all of the crazy parts/equipment shortages I'm finding myself in need of a new pump there is no brick and mortar dealer that has any Intelliflo pumps in stock and even the ones where I have a personal...

The new Intelliflo3 manual states that "The pump should be permanently connected to its own independent GFCI-protected circuit." Previous versions of the pump had language like this: "If AC power is supplied by a GFCI circuit breaker, the pump should be wired on its own independent circuit...

I was able to get one from my local Leslie's in just the last couple of months. Might be worth a shot.

Thanks for the replies. Skimmer is connected to main drain and I had not considered that perhaps the weir door was getting stuck upright. I’ll check for that next time it happens.

I’ve been running into a weird problem. Every once in a while I find that there is no water moving through the skimmer. The equalizer valve is closed and the assembly is held on tightly against the o-ring by pump suction. It’s so tight I can’t be moved at all. I have been wondering if it’s...

I’m also experiencing the same issue but it’s only happening when I allow the 60ml bottles to remain empty. If I refill them immediately they don’t seem to turn purple.