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On the VSP apparently there is a setting in the OmniLogic to use the flow switch, its not designed for the pumps and was causing an issue its more for the chlorinator. Once they set that off it was good to go. On the Heater its a Hayward H150FDN. There are 4 returns in the pool plus the water...

turns out it was a programming issues. They had some setting wrong that was causing the issue in the OmniLogic. Everything is fixed except the heater doesn't have enough back preassure and they need to figure out how to increase that to keep the heater running without the slide turned on.

My installer is finally working again he is coming out Tuesday with the Hayward rep to look into it.

No 20amp per leg so 20amp breaker is providing 20amps available to the

No 20amp per leg so 20amp breaker is providing 20amps available

amp meter on each leg at the breaker in sub panel just for the pump. Its on a 20amp 2 pole breaker

when the Motor drops there is no change in the voltage

Checked both the amp draw and the voltage. Volts reading 244-245 amps 21-22 on each leg. Nothing major and the pump didn't drop RPM when there was the =-1 V or =-1 1 amp Its a maxflo 500 Hayward Pump

I have no place to see that as it doesn't show on the OmniLogic. Its enough of a drop to trip the pressure sensor on the heater.

Its controlled by an OmniLogic controller. Its very odd it runs norma and then randomly drops the rpms for a split second then right back up. There is no pattern to the drop but happens frequently and at any speed.

its 115 on each leg. so 230 total.

230

HL2350020VSP

I have a Hayward VSP that not matter what speed it runs at will drop RPM for a second every few min or so and then go right back to full speed. Its enough if a drop to cause the Heater to report low flow and occasionally the flow sensor as well. I checked the voltage come into the pump and its...