Cooling - Pentair SOLARTOUCH 521592 Installation And User Manual

Cooling

The SolarTouch
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collectors when the solar temperature is at a lower temperature than the pool/spa water
(typically at night). Cooling must be enabled in the Cooling Menu. The default setting is
"Disabled." To start and stop cooling, adjust the start (default 6°) and stop (default 3°)
temperature differential settings.
The Cooling Settings are as follows:
Menu Item
Enable/Disable
Target Temp
Diff To Start * (4° F - 9° F) The minimum temperature difference to start Cooling.
Diff To Stop * (2° F - 5° F) The temperature difference at which Cooling will stop.
(*) See the Advanced Menu for these settings)
Cooling turns ON; when the water temperature is above the target temperature and
the "differential cooling" temperature to Start is met, then cooling will start and the valve
actuator will rotate. After five minutes the Cleaner Pump Relay will turn on.
• IntelliFlo
SolarTouch Controller: Program 2 (speed 2) is assigned for solar heating or
cooling (solar booster pump). For more about setting Program 2, 3 & 4
see page 12.
Cooling will turn OFF under the following conditions:
• Pool or spa has met the target temperature.
• No more thermal cooling energy available.
•
External time clock turned system off.
When Cooling turns OFF:
•
The valve actuator will rotate.
•
Solar booster pump will turn off.
• If IntelliFlo pump is being used as either a filtration pump or a solar booster
pump, RPM will change and resume to the timed program set speed (RPM).
This could take up to one (1) minute.
•
IntelliFlo and IntelliPro pump connected and communicating with SolarTouch
controller: The pump is not being controlled by the SolarTouch controller at this
time.
•
Pressure Cleaner pump will remain on only if the external time clock cycle is
still on.
Also see "
Note:
Controller can cool the pool/spa by circulating water through the solar
Action
Enables or disables Cooling.
The desired pool/spa temperature.
and IntelliPro
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Solar Hold Feature for Heating and Cooling" on page 6.
SolarTouch
Pump connected and communicating with
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