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This stylish Aube by Honeywell 7-day programmable thermostat features automatic changeover between heating and cooling. Selectable temperature control – gives thermostat flexibility to control a range of heating and cooling systems and applications. Auto and manual fan control. Comfort, economy and vacation presets – enable temperature changes at the touch of a button. Armchair Programming – convenient Programming by removing faceplate from base. Precise LCD (more…)

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Create the ideal indoor climate for a particular household’s daily needs while conserving energy with this Energy Star-compliant programmable thermostat from Hunter. Users program for each day of the week, enabling the thermostat to automatically heat up at dawn on a cold morning or to run the air conditioner for longer hours over a summer weekend. By adjusting the thermostat to operate primarily when household members are home, the device reduces wasted energy (more…)

Waterproof line voltage thermostat precisely and automatically controls your heating, cooling or ventilation systems from 30deg to 110deg F. 16 full load Amps. 120V AC unit is UL listed. Includes 8ft. cord. U.S.A.

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Eight-plug programmable outlet keeps the electric bill down by automatically turning multiple lights and devices on and off. When away for extended periods,set the easy-read timer to specific on-and-off times. Ideal for holiday displays. Also a safe and secure power hub for entertainment centers and computer areas. UL approved. Plastic, 9 1/2 x 2 3/4 x 1 1/4″.

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You have decided to build a pool and spa, ask yourself these questions about automation before you complete the design stage of your new backyard oasis

How are you going to control the functions of your new system?

How are you going to turn on and off the features of your new spa, jet pump, blower, light?

Do you want to be able to automatically set the temperature levels for your pool and spa?

Do you want to manually control these functions or automate?

Now is the time to decide. Keep in mind that if you do not use a type of automatic system, valves will need to be manually changed and heater thermostats adjusted to a spa setting when you want to change from pool to spa mode. Automatic controllers can be an expensive option, but it is an option that should be considered.

The automatic systems on the market today include Hayward Goldline, Jandy and Pentair systems. These three manufacturers are the most popular companies for this type of equipment. They all produce systems that have been proven over the years to provide reliable service and warranty service. All three of these manufactures have good helpful systems, allowing for complete automation of your pool and spa. Many of these systems also allow for the addition of a salt generator system directly incorporated into their products. Keep in mind that if a salt generator system is to be apart of your pool, make sure the system is compatible with your automatic controller. Many controllers now communicate with the salt systems to allow for better and more efficient operation.

Once you have decided that automation is the option you are going to choose, you will need to decide how automatic you want the system to be. Wireless spa side controls which are waterproof are available, in house wall control panels with digital readouts, options which allow for computer interfacing and systems which will allow for telephone communication. The amount of automation is up to you; make sure you confer with your pool construction company to help decide the best options for your situation.

Once your swimming pool and spa are completed and you decide to relax in your spa, the automatic control of your system will be one option you will be glad you’re decided on and included in your new backyard oasis. Remember to invite all your friends and neighbors to see your new system and how automation