Hi,
I need some help with this one. At home, I have an aging Compool LX3400 pool pump control panel. The existing design has the 230VAC going to a DPST relay which feeds the motor. The coil side of the relay is fed by a 24VDC power supply which is soldered onto a circuit board. That relay coil is energized by a simple push button. All of this is working fine but there is no timer installed so I have to manually start and stop the pump everyday.
I'd like to be able to do this remotely. I found a Sonoff low voltage wifi switch online that is rated for the 24VDC. Is there anything wrong with installing this in the existing 24VDC circuit? My plan would be to wire it in between the push button and the relay coil and then have the push button engaged 24/7 and activate the pump via the wifi switch.
A prettier option would be to just wire the 230V to a wifi switch, but I'd prefer to work on the low voltage side of things. I'm open to any other ideas if anyone has any. Thanks!!
I need some help with this one. At home, I have an aging Compool LX3400 pool pump control panel. The existing design has the 230VAC going to a DPST relay which feeds the motor. The coil side of the relay is fed by a 24VDC power supply which is soldered onto a circuit board. That relay coil is energized by a simple push button. All of this is working fine but there is no timer installed so I have to manually start and stop the pump everyday.
I'd like to be able to do this remotely. I found a Sonoff low voltage wifi switch online that is rated for the 24VDC. Is there anything wrong with installing this in the existing 24VDC circuit? My plan would be to wire it in between the push button and the relay coil and then have the push button engaged 24/7 and activate the pump via the wifi switch.
A prettier option would be to just wire the 230V to a wifi switch, but I'd prefer to work on the low voltage side of things. I'm open to any other ideas if anyone has any. Thanks!!