Aquacal Autopilot, Inc.

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William Kent

Kevin Lee Doyle

Rakesh Reddy

A salt water chlorinator assembly along a closed loop water circuit incorporates a chlorinator cell subassembly and a flow switch subassembly into respective fluidly connected chlorinator assembly housing interior portions. The chlorinator cell subassembly includes an electrolysis cell controlled by a chlorinator printed circuit board. The flow switch subassembly includes a flow sensor mounted upon a printed circuit board assembly (PCBA). A flow switch cable selectively attaches to a PCBA connector. Water flow rate data generated by the flow switch sensor, communicated via an external controller to a smart circulation pump, is used to enable automatic adjustment of the pump speed based upon the flow rate data. The external controller may further alert an end user of undesirable flow rate deviations due to a condition (e.g. a clogged pump/skimmer basket and/or dirty filter) along the closed loop circuit requiring attention.

Salt water chlorine generator having an integral multifunctional flow sensor

A pool maintenance system for maintaining desired characteristics of a body of water in fluid communication therewith, includes a chlorine generator having an integral power supply input, a water circulation pump in fluid communication with the body of water and with the chlorine generator via a series of water conduits, and a heat pump in fluid communication the water circulation pump. The water circulation pump and/or the heat pump incorporate an integral power supply/transformer functioning as a single shared power source communicatively integrating the chlorine generator with the respective water circulation pump and/or heat pump. A wired and/or wireless interface is provided electrically connected to the power supply and transformer integrated with the respective water circulation pump and or heat pump. The interface may be configured for communication with an internet-connected user-accessible device and/or a user portable smart device to enable the user to monitor and control at least the operation of the pumps and the chlorinator.

Heat pump or water pump for a swimming pool having an integral water purifier

An improved controller used in connection with pool area and surrounding landscaping low voltage lighting and related low voltage subcomponents, such as lighting, fountains, waterfalls, deck jets, and music or related entertainment devices, incorporates an independently-addressable light control relay, or analogous electronic component, and is implementable as a retrofit replacement for existing controller systems or, alternatively, as a complete new unit for controlling low voltage subcomponents.

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Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States of America

William Kent