I take it your Easytouch isn't one which has the internal power center. The Easy Touch has a 4 wire terminal for the Intelliflow pump and the power center does too. Run a quad wire per the manual between the two. The one in the Easy Touch can handle the two.

The flow switch may not close at the low speed with your plumbing. Try using 1200 rpm instead.

Which wireless? It sounds like a configuration issue and someone isn't as familiar with the options as they should be. Your needs are not that complex from what I can see.

Scott

Thanks for the reply. My Easytouch does have integrated powercenter for IntelliChlor. I didn't wire the Intellichlor transformer through the pump transformer, which means the chlorinator always has power.

Funny - so if I setup my expensive Easytouch to "disable" the chlorinator, then adjust % on the chlorinator itself, it works like I want. The chlorinator starts working on it's own whenever it detects flow without any instruction from the "automation" system. Turns out, the chlorinator is smarter than the automation system. The not-so-automation Easytouch system doesn't know when it turns the pump on to be able to turn on the chlorinator.

Only disadvantage is I can only manage in 20% increments. My dissatisfaction with this "automation" system grows. Dang...X10 technology is outdated, but I think that would have been a better choice over this Easytouch system, from both cost and functionality perspective.

I have to wonder if Pentair severely crippled and dumbed down the controller system for fear that the average installer doesn't know anything about computer technology. If that is the case, I don't think that is a good assessment of the average pool installer (at least those I've talked to). I didn't look much at competitor systems, but one of the others has to be more modern, flexible, and cost effective.

flhomes... I feel your pain. After 4 years of having an Intelliflow pump, an Intellichlor 40, heater, and a separate pump for my infinity edge, I finally found a technician that fully understands the pump and the Intellitouch control panel. No one I bought out to the house knew more than I did about the set up. Even when I called Pentair directly and told them to refer me to a tech that knew their product... still no luck. Only after today do I finally have my system 100% automated. Thanks much Tim Puff.