Pool control definition

Pool control and “pool controls” means equipment with the capability to start, stop, or otherwise control the operation of a pool filter pump and includes, but is not limited to, a pool timer, pool pump switch, heater switch, direct load control switch, or any component or group of components, including software, that has the capability to independently schedule the operation or control the start or stop times of a pool filter pump. Pool controls may control other pool equipment in addition to a pool filter pump.
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Examples of Pool control in a sentence

  • Applicable renewable energy sources will be from or connected to the New England Power Pool control area.

Related to Pool control

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