Hello all, new to the forum and appreciate all the information here. Hoping this hasn't been covered as I couldn't find a topic similar.
15K Pool
Pentair Easy Touch PL4 contoller
Pentair Mastertemp 400 Heater
Glacier Chiller
No SPA
My PB set up the automation and was probably less familiar with it than I am now (and I'm no expert!). We have no Spa (just a pool) but they've configured our automation with circuits that are defined as "Spa". I believe they ran into a limitation when they realized they needed to automate the chiller as well. I'm not sure if this limitation was hardware or automation.
You can see this clearest on the mobile app where they Spa circuits are listed (Waterfall, High Speed, and Med Speed) and Pool circuits are listed (Chiller and Pool). Pictures attached.


Pool circuits have a heat command option (which is off) but Spa circuits do not. When circuits defined as "spa" are triggered the heater comes on when we don't need it on because they are "Spa" circuits. That makes sense. I can turn down the set point to 40F but this winter that'll still be an issue. I suppose I could just manually turn the heater off, but thought there might be a configuration option that solves this.
Can I redefine circuits as "Pool" and not "Spa" or is this a hardware limitation?
15K Pool
Pentair Easy Touch PL4 contoller
Pentair Mastertemp 400 Heater
Glacier Chiller
No SPA
My PB set up the automation and was probably less familiar with it than I am now (and I'm no expert!). We have no Spa (just a pool) but they've configured our automation with circuits that are defined as "Spa". I believe they ran into a limitation when they realized they needed to automate the chiller as well. I'm not sure if this limitation was hardware or automation.
You can see this clearest on the mobile app where they Spa circuits are listed (Waterfall, High Speed, and Med Speed) and Pool circuits are listed (Chiller and Pool). Pictures attached.


Pool circuits have a heat command option (which is off) but Spa circuits do not. When circuits defined as "spa" are triggered the heater comes on when we don't need it on because they are "Spa" circuits. That makes sense. I can turn down the set point to 40F but this winter that'll still be an issue. I suppose I could just manually turn the heater off, but thought there might be a configuration option that solves this.
Can I redefine circuits as "Pool" and not "Spa" or is this a hardware limitation?