Hi Everyone,
I just completed my first DIY pump install today in which I replaced my Wisperflo with our new Intellflo. Everything went well and we seemed to be up and running. Tonight, I went outside to check on everything and make sure the pump was turning off as scheduled - it did. However, during my check I noticed that our SWG was staying on even though the pump was off. I assume this is due to the fact that previously, with my Wisperflo, we were using the intermatic timers with the doggie ears which cycled the power on and off (for the pump and SWG). However, with the new Intelliflo, I can control the power/schedule from the pump itself and bypass the timers, or effectively leave the timer in the 'on' position at all times.
However, I didn't anticipate this issue with the SWG now staying on. What should I do? Does this create an issue (I assume you don't want the SWG 'on' all the time)?
Please help. Thank you.
I just completed my first DIY pump install today in which I replaced my Wisperflo with our new Intellflo. Everything went well and we seemed to be up and running. Tonight, I went outside to check on everything and make sure the pump was turning off as scheduled - it did. However, during my check I noticed that our SWG was staying on even though the pump was off. I assume this is due to the fact that previously, with my Wisperflo, we were using the intermatic timers with the doggie ears which cycled the power on and off (for the pump and SWG). However, with the new Intelliflo, I can control the power/schedule from the pump itself and bypass the timers, or effectively leave the timer in the 'on' position at all times.
However, I didn't anticipate this issue with the SWG now staying on. What should I do? Does this create an issue (I assume you don't want the SWG 'on' all the time)?
Please help. Thank you.