How do I hook up the pentair digital input wire kit from the pentair superflo VS to the goldline gl-235
Pentair superflo vs to Goldline gl235
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- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-40
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I believe you wire to an individual relay for each speed you want.
Let's ask @Jimrahbe for his input.
I suggest you read ABC's of Pool Water Chemistry and consider reviewing the entire Pool School eBook.
I believe you wire to an individual relay for each speed you want.
Let's ask @Jimrahbe for his input.
I suggest you read ABC's of Pool Water Chemistry and consider reviewing the entire Pool School eBook.
1101,
Kind of depends what it is that you want the connection to do...
The Goldline GL-235 Solar Controller has two outputs... The standard 24/VAC to drive the valve actuator... and one Normally Open switch contact to drive a booster pump..
If your goal is to have the SuperFlo VS come on or increase speed when the solar valve comes on AND there is no booster pump then you can do the following..
Wire the five volt pump output to the input side of the booster pump connection on the GL-235.
Wire the output of the booster pump connection to one of the input wires on the Pentair cable.
The pump will run as scheduled until the Solar heat is turned on by the GL-235.. Then, the five volts from the pump will pass through the now closed booster switch and back to the pump, telling the pump to run at whatever speed you have set up.
Thanks,
Jim R.
Kind of depends what it is that you want the connection to do...
The Goldline GL-235 Solar Controller has two outputs... The standard 24/VAC to drive the valve actuator... and one Normally Open switch contact to drive a booster pump..
If your goal is to have the SuperFlo VS come on or increase speed when the solar valve comes on AND there is no booster pump then you can do the following..
Wire the five volt pump output to the input side of the booster pump connection on the GL-235.
Wire the output of the booster pump connection to one of the input wires on the Pentair cable.
The pump will run as scheduled until the Solar heat is turned on by the GL-235.. Then, the five volts from the pump will pass through the now closed booster switch and back to the pump, telling the pump to run at whatever speed you have set up.
Thanks,
Jim R.
1101,
Kind of depends what it is that you want the connection to do...
The Goldline GL-235 Solar Controller has two outputs... The standard 24/VAC to drive the valve actuator... and one Normally Open switch contact to drive a booster pump..
If your goal is to have the SuperFlo VS come on or increase speed when the solar valve comes on AND there is no booster pump then you can do the following..
Wire the five volt pump output to the input side of the booster pump connection on the GL-235.
Wire the output of the booster pump connection to one of the input wires on the Pentair cable.
The pump will run as scheduled until the Solar heat is turned on by the GL-235.. Then, the five volts from the pump will pass through the now closed booster switch and back to the pump, telling the pump to run at whatever speed you have set up.
Thanks,
Jim R.
Just coming across this now and in the same situation. The booster pump connections are high voltage though isn't the SuperFlo communication cable for low voltage for sending the signal?
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