Although I have never considered this before, I understand that I can connect landscape lighting to my Pentair Easy Touch 4 panel. I would appreciate if someone could recommend a source for instructions on installation. Thank you so much.
Installing Landscape Lighting
- Thread starter Kit
- Start date
- Jul 21, 2013
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- Pool Size
- 35000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
You looking for installation instructions to install the lighting or connect it to the EasyTouch?
Do you have an unused high-voltage relay in your EasyTouch4 panel?
The EasyTouch4 only allows four schedules, including egg timers that are not set to 12 hours. Do you have room for your desired landscape light schedules in your ET4?
Do you have an unused high-voltage relay in your EasyTouch4 panel?
The EasyTouch4 only allows four schedules, including egg timers that are not set to 12 hours. Do you have room for your desired landscape light schedules in your ET4?
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I am looking for connection to the EasyTouch panel. I will have to check & see if I have room for the light schedule, as well as an unused relay. I am also considering simply connecting a programmable transformer to a nearby AC outlet & thus not using the EasyTouch panel. But, at this point, I want to consider my options. Thank you for your response.
Kit,
Show us a pic of the front panel and all the relays on your EasyTouch..
Thanks,
Jim R.
Show us a pic of the front panel and all the relays on your EasyTouch..
Thanks,
Jim R.
Jim,
After surveying the area that I plan to install the 12v lighting (& a bit of head scratching), I think that I will opt to simply wire in a transformer directly to a convenient AC outlet & use the onboard timer to regulate the lights. Nevertheless...thank you so much for your input & willingness to help. It doesn't go unappreciated.
Kit
After surveying the area that I plan to install the 12v lighting (& a bit of head scratching), I think that I will opt to simply wire in a transformer directly to a convenient AC outlet & use the onboard timer to regulate the lights. Nevertheless...thank you so much for your input & willingness to help. It doesn't go unappreciated.
Kit
