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Comment by david guidero on October 15, 2011 at 2:12pm

hello everone don't always believe what your pool tech tells you always get a second opinion

from a pool pro

 

Comment by Scott Bair on August 25, 2011 at 10:29pm

Attention East Coasters :To Those in Irene's Path!

Public service message:

Do not cover your pool. It could blow away. This includes those with automatic covers. Unless your pool and it's equipment are on your homeowners, the repair is on you.

Boost your chlorine level to 10X the proper level shortly before it hits. 6% Bleach like Clorox or Great Value is best.

Turn off the system at the main panel's breaker to the sub-panel outside. before power goes out or you get a spike when another area goes off line, This will preserve your pumps and automation systems until power is reliable again.

Secure patio sets. Those with gunite pools might be able to pull the cushions off and set the chairs in the pool. They won't go anywhere. Obviously, don't do this with wrought iron type furniture. :-/

Turn tables upside down. They won't catch much wind that way.

Secure the shed.

Don't put things where they can fly. 100 MPH winds are no joke!

I assume no liability for this but felt compelled to do this.

Scott

Comment by Pentair on August 8, 2011 at 2:18pm

@Steven H. Woodruff: We're sorry to hear of your troubles with the IntelliBrite. Our Product Technician will be getting in touch with you shortly to see if he can help resolve the issue. Thank you!

Comment by Steven H Woodruff on August 5, 2011 at 7:41pm

I would like to know why my pentair color changing LED light does'nt work anymore, and it looks like there is water inside of it!!!     It is only 2 years old, never used it more than 1 hour, cost was a lot, and now I tried to impress my friend with a light show and all I got was a white light., now I cant even get that. I thought that they were sealed, and last a long time......I am very dissappointed now!!

Comment by Monika Barnes on June 19, 2011 at 12:57pm

Hi i love my new pool