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FYI: You only really need to have the RPMs high enough to satisfy your SWG's flow switch when you aren't in the pool. For yours that is as little as 1000 RPMs. You can experiment to find out. Those 2 little water sprinklers aren't doing anything at all to cool your pool off btw.

See this chart how much it costs to run your pump.

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PoolGate said:
FYI: You only really need to have the RPMs high enough to satisfy your SWG's flow switch when you aren't in the pool. For yours that is as little as 1000 RPMs. You can experiment to find out. Those 2 little water sprinklers aren't doing anything at all to cool your pool off btw.

See this chart how much it costs to run your pump.

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They do get bigger when the RPMs are up more. We like them and the relaxing sound they give. Grand baby like them too.
 
VJupiter said:
Now that I have that set up how do I get chiller to maintain temp only during the daytime? Its showing standby right now even though it should be on?
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Can't you add it to the schedule using your device list? My heater is "Temp1" and "Temp2". I am not sure how chillers work I don't have one.

I have never added my Temp1/2 to my schedule. I have gas which is on-demand. I either leave it on at night and let the thermostat do its thing or I manually turn it on as needed.

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Yes I was told it’s temp 1 and temp 2. We just manually change it from a heater to a chiller at the unit itself. It’s on chiller mode right now. I had it on the schedule before removing it when we deleted everything. I only want it to maintain the temp during the day and just standby at night. We have solar panels which support its electric during the day so it would run off regular electric at night if I needed it on but we usually don’t need the chiller on after sun goes down.
 
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