I have another scenario for my house and want to get advise on the best way to approach it.
My saltwater chlorine generator (SWCG) and my pool pump are wired to a single timer box within the panel. The pump and SWCG are powered on at the same time. I want to put my pool pump and SWCG on a zwave switch so I can automate it. Both are 220V
I also want to be able to turn on the pump without turning on the SWCG but I never should be able to turn on the SWCG without the pump being on.
What is the best way to achieve this?
I was going to buy 2 GE 12726 switches and have 1 GE 12726 wired to the panel box and to the pump and the other wired to the previous GE 12726 and to the SWCG. Will this work? I fear that when the first GE 12726 is off the second GE 12726 zwave device loses power and is lost from my system.
My saltwater chlorine generator (SWCG) and my pool pump are wired to a single timer box within the panel. The pump and SWCG are powered on at the same time. I want to put my pool pump and SWCG on a zwave switch so I can automate it. Both are 220V
I also want to be able to turn on the pump without turning on the SWCG but I never should be able to turn on the SWCG without the pump being on.
What is the best way to achieve this?
I was going to buy 2 GE 12726 switches and have 1 GE 12726 wired to the panel box and to the pump and the other wired to the previous GE 12726 and to the SWCG. Will this work? I fear that when the first GE 12726 is off the second GE 12726 zwave device loses power and is lost from my system.
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