Do any SWG's have a web/app interface?

[patpend]

I have a Pool Pilot DIG-220 which has worked well, but I am ready for a replacement. One reason it that it is the only component of my pool system that has no web or app interface. While my pumps, heater, temperature, lighting, music, and home automation are all accessible on my iPhone, the Pool Pilot is not. Since my pool panel is away from my pool, in a wooded area, I would very much like to be able to check salt level, system status etc. on my phone. It would be nice to receive a text alert when salt is low, also.

Looking for something that works stand-alone, not one that needs a particular pool panel etc. to function.

Anyone know of any SWGs that do this?

thanks,
Russ

 

[JoyfulNoise]

Nope. Most of the "high-end" SWG's (Pentair, Hayward, etc) are controlled through their automation panels and, even then, the control is fairly rudimentary, not much more than output percentage can be controlled.

 

[Griswald]

I find that "visiting" the pool to check on things is a much better and safer way than relying on an app. Will an app tell you if frogs are swimming around in your pool? Can an app tell you if the corner of your cover has blown back? Can it tell you if the last person to leave the pool area has closed up the umbrella or deck box?

I can think of many things that need eyes to check.

JMO...

 

[patpend]

Nope. Most of the "high-end" SWG's (Pentair, Hayward, etc) are controlled through their automation panels and, even then, the control is fairly rudimentary, not much more than output percentage can be controlled.

That's what I was afraid of. That's so 90's.

 

[JoyfulNoise]

Yep. As others way smarter than me have stated, pool automation is still stuck in the dinosaur age...

 

[isriam]

jandy iaqualink shows salt level and errors/status. i really liked it for my hayward aquarite.