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Looks good... In October, you'll swim :) It takes about 2.5-3mo for a pool this size in SoFL now.

Yes, the skimmer equalizer port can be connected to the main drain to allow the skimmer to operate if the water level falls below the skimmer opening. It is not depicted on the plan, though. https://blog.intheswim.com/inground-pool-skimmer-plumbing-diagrams/ For overflow, there has to be an...

If you just want to see the temp reading remotely, you can use something like Home Assistant with its MQTT sensors. There is no need to rely on a cloud solution, you can connect to your home network and therefore Home Assistant server via VPN (IPSec or OpenVPN) running on your phone. The VPN...

Additionally, with a heat pump(about 45A), you'll need at least gauge 8 wire and a matching breaker. Your existing 30A breaker and gauge 10 won't be enough. But that should be easy for any electrician to change on site.

Hi, I do not see the overflow and equalizer lines on the plan. Are they depicted separately ? Also, could you please pm the builder name ? Thx !

We do not have an autofill. For some reason I do not recall we opted out. I can probably attach a PVC pipe to the skimmer lid and place the sensor inside the pipe in the manner this chap did: https://www.instructables.com/id/Pool-Level-Sensor/ I was actually more interested in the level...

Maybe, maybe not. I have a zigbee thermometer in the garage with CBS walls and the receiver is in the house with CBS walls about the same distance (40') as the skimmer. I can successfully receive packets although RSSI is pretty low (-80/-85). So, if can receive at this distance with 2.4GHz I...

Hi, When you mentioned that the range from the floating thermometer to your display unit is 30', did you mean the distance ? Or that the signal can reach your display unit reliably at 30 ' only ? I am thinking about placing either a floater or the cheaper unit you mentioned inside the skimmer...