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MagnaPool™ | Installation Manual
4.3.2
Controller Enclosure Wiring
1. Wire low voltage connections on the low
voltage side of the enclosure, see Figure 10.
2. Wire high voltage connections on the high
voltage side of the enclosure, see Figure 10.
3. Use the internal labels (low voltage - yellow, high
voltage - orange) to identify connection points.
4. Use the cable ties provided to secure internal
wiring to the controller frame. See Figure
10 for recommended cable tie locations and
Table 5 for connection point functions.
5. Pass cables through the appropriately labeled
strain relief ports. It may be necessary to
pierce the strain relief grommet prior to
passing the cables through it.
LOW VOLTAGE
HIGH VOLTAGE
Figure 10. Controller Wiring
LOW VOLTAGE
HIGH VOLTAGE
Figure 9.
Controller Connection Ports
NAME
TYPE
ROUTE
FUNCTION
SENS
Input
-
Connection of the pH or pH/ORP sensing PCBA
PUMP
Input
-
Connection of the pH pump for pH Link and Dual Link modules
CELL
Output
1
Connection of the electrolysis cell
UI
Output
-
Connection of the user interface
TEMP
Input
3
Connection of the water temperature probe
Flow
Input
2
Not used in AUS / South Africa
iAL RS485
Input
4
Connectivity dedicated connector
VSP RS485
Output
5
RS485 variable speed pump connection
DRED
Input
6
DRED Funtion (Demand Response Enabled Device) – for Australia only
COVER
Input
7
Pool cover contact – lower the chlorine production
(dry contact: cover open = open contact/cover closed = closed contact)
SLAVE
Input
8
External connection of a device controlling the hydroxinator
AUX 2 12-24V
Output
9
ON/OFF control of a LOW VOLTAGE external device (12 – 24V)
AUX 1 230V
Output
10
ON/OFF control of a HIGH VOLTAGE device. - Not available in Australia
PUMP 230V
Output
11
230 V Power supply for the filtration pump Maximum 8A
MAINS
Input
12
Device power supply 230 VAC – 50Hz
Table 5. Controller Wiring Positions