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The Amazon link I provided are the High Temp unions. I would move the pump…pvc is relatively cheap and pretty easy to work with

That’s not the correct part. You need something like this...

https://www.florida-sunseeker.com/collections/pool-lights/products/pool-tone-nicheless-1-1-2-small-face-inch-swimming-pool-or-spa-light-15-100-feet?variant=41484418580636 I haven't tried this specific light but have tried about 20 of their pool lights and Intellibrite replacements and haven't...

The color patterns are completely different and won’t sync with Pentair Automation. You will have to just turn the lights on/off the number times that coordinate with the Sunseeker show/color you’re looking for. That can be done through ScreenLogic…it’s just not as seamless as it is with the...

When you use the wireless kit you aren’t using Wi-Fi, think of it has an Ethernet bridge. You need to disable the Wi-Fi network for the panel.

Your flash should be covered then. Try finding out who your local rep is and talk to that person. Pentair Automation tech support isn’t that great until you get to the higher level people that support the installers and warranty stations. I believe your IT firmware doesn’t support VSF pumps and...

You might want to reach out to an authorized Pentair Rep and see if the flash is covered under warranty. If you’ve purchased a new piece of equipment recently and that’s why your intellitouch isn’t working then there’s usually no charge. Even if it’s not covered the flash costs $100 out here…...

https://www.troublefreepool.com/threads/intelliph-work-around.193217/ I would be leery of doing this without automation

No, I actually think they’re brighter. Mine are going on 5 years now without issue.

A jackhammer is preferred since it leaves the surface rough and provides more for the concrete filler to adhere to. A core bit leaves a smooth hole that isn't much bigger than the pipe which makes a solid patch challenging.

That's just the way the intellitouch works. The panel is more of a display than a control panel....odd I know. The controller on the pump will be active when the panel is in service mode

Push the mode button on the panel to cycle through Auto, Service and Timeout

Nothing wrong with 8x8 tile - porcelain being preferred. Be sure to follow the installation instructions and waterproof prior to installation as mentioned in the article posted earlier. Thinset is the adhesive to secure the tile. The best thinset is Laticrete platinum 254 and their...

I believe they are all the same diameter

I wouldn't build a pool without them. They are heavy but not unmanageable and they cannot be added after the deck has been poured without some serious ingenuity

That's why I went the sunseeker route... the aren't any other options

I've used a few different ones and none of them really stand out as being better than any of the others. I think you're pretty safe on whatever you choose as long as it's rated for application under water.

I have 4 of them and no issues after 18 months. They aren't controllable by Pentair automation other than on and off though...

What type of waterfall? If it's a real/faux rock waterfall then run low voltage wiring throughout for landscape lights. I make niches to hold and direct the lights out of PVC.

If you have any doubt then add more lights. I've never heard anyone say that their pool was too bright and even if it was you can always turn off the offenders

I agree, microbrites over the intellibrite

You'll need to address this with your building department since most have strict guidelines on slides. You also need to consider that kids are going to want to jump from the top of the slide since it will tall and near the pool.

No issue on timeframes. It's just cosmetics

That just looks like somewhat normal plaster variation. That's just one of the downsides of a man made product that's applied by hand.... water chemistry is not the culprit.

An Auxiliary circuit is one that triggers an actual relay and usually has a piece of equipment hardwired to it like a pump, light, blower, etc. An intelliflo is an exception to this since its controlled by a serial cable, not a relay. A feature circuit does not use a relay but can control an...

3rd party UI's are probably the best thing they could do. Set the things up with basic programming for the average user but have the option for the geeks to get silly designing a limitless UI. I don't really understand why Pentair wants to deal with a server either?

And just to beat a dead horse once again, this could have been done in 21 seconds on a PC and 44 seconds with ScreenLogic with little no guidance....

Hopefully you have your circuits set up and configured correctly, if so heres how to create a macro: First create your custom name: Menu>setup>advanced>circuit names>create custom names>Select Username#XX(which is an unused name>then scroll around to create your name "Pool Chilling"> save and...

Here's a couple on Screenlogic. Set up a new feature circuit: At the bottom of the page is the Feature Circuit Configuration button: Select it and make your picks. Here's one with just Aux circuits and another for a heater bypass:

.............or screenlogic!!!!