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    Hey guys,
    Awhile ago a asked about some ozone programming.... I cant seem to find that thread so heres my question again lol

    I want my ozone to only run between 2am & 5am. Turn on if ORP is below 360 and turn off at 380... I have no idea how do this....
    Your help is greatly appreciated,
    Ray

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    Quote Originally Posted by RIDGID View Post
    Hey guys,
    Awhile ago a asked about some ozone programming.... I cant seem to find that thread so heres my question again lol

    I want my ozone to only run between 2am & 5am. Turn on if ORP is below 360 and turn off at 380... I have no idea how do this....
    Your help is greatly appreciated,
    Ray
    Fallback OFF
    If ORP < 360 Then ON
    If ORP > 380 Then OFF
    If ORP < 300 Then OFF
    If Time 05:00 to 01:59 Then OFF

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    Thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by zombie View Post
    Fallback OFF
    If ORP < 360 Then ON
    If ORP > 380 Then OFF
    If ORP < 300 Then OFF
    If Time 05:00 to 01:59 Then OFF

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    Hi,

    I am still trying to figure out how to program in the Advance tab, and this program script makes sense to me with the exception of the third line (If ORP < 300 Then OFF). Why do you tell it to go off again if it falls below 300?


    Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by higorc View Post
    Hi,

    I am still trying to figure out how to program in the Advance tab, and this program script makes sense to me with the exception of the third line (If ORP < 300 Then OFF). Why do you tell it to go off again if it falls below 300?


    Thanks!
    It's a failsafe so that it shuts off if the probe when the value is at an obviously low level. A level significantly below your setpoint would mean that the probe might have failed and it's better to stop the ozone altogether and investigate the problem at that point.

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    I just didn't want it run constantly. Like if there was a problem, something that got into the water accidentally and caused the sensor to be lower than the actual... like algae or particulates

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    Quote Originally Posted by zombie View Post
    It's a failsafe so that it shuts off if the probe when the value is at an obviously low level. A level significantly below your setpoint would mean that the probe might have failed and it's better to stop the ozone altogether and investigate the problem at that point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RIDGID View Post
    I just didn't want it run constantly. Like if there was a problem, something that got into the water accidentally and caused the sensor to be lower than the actual... like algae or particulates
    Ah, ok. That makes sense. Thanks guys!

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