Electrical Installation – General #

1. Follow all local and national electric codes.
2. Determine Your System’s Version: 
   • Version 2.2: No Ballast Switch (Made After 2022)
     • If your system does not have a ballast switch, it will automatically adjust for either 120V or 230V.
     • Skip to Step 4 on page 13.
   • Version 2.1: With Ballast Switch (Made Before 2022)
     • If your system has a ballast switch to select between 120V or 230V, continue to Step 3.
3. Determine Your Power Supply Voltage:
   • If Your System Will Be Powered by 230V
     • V2.1 CCW100 and CCW50 systems are factory set to 230V.
     • Skip to Step 4.
   • If Your System Will Be Powered by 120V (See Figure 4)
     • Adjust the ballast switch on the V2.1 Control Unit:
       • Remove the plug on the left side of the Control Unit.
       • Use a small screwdriver to slide the switch to the 120V position, as shown on the label. See Figure 4.
       • Re-install the plug.
4. The Clear Comfort system includes a 12-inch section of 1/2-inch flexible conduit, watertight conduit fittings, and a watertight single-gang junction box.
   • If 12-inch conduit is too long, cut to the desired length.
   • Slide the wires from the Clear Comfort system through the conduit.
   • Insert the conduit into the watertight connector on the Clear Comfort system and tighten securely.
5. Position the junction box as needed for the installation and attach the water tight conduit fitting to the junction box.
6. Slide the conduit and wire into the junction box and tighten down the water-tight connection.
7. Run wire (and conduit, if required by local code) from the pump circuit to the junction box using water-tight fittings. 
8. Using appropriately sized wire nuts inside the junction box, connect the switched power to the Clear Comfort system.

Note: The Clear Comfort System should only run when the pump is operating

Electrical Installation – Directly to Pump Circuit (Recommended) #

1. Direct pump circuit connection is recommended. Unit should be hardwired to the pump circuit and controlled by the pump circuit.
2. Timer Controlled Pumps: Wire to the load side of the timer.
3. Breaker or Switch Controlled Pumps: Wire to the load side of the breaker or switch.
4. Pool Controllers: Wire to terminals labeled Load – Pump. Always confirm voltage and switching with a reliable volt meter. All wiring must be in accordance with the NEC and local regulations.
5. Test for proper grounding and secure connections.

Note: Wire the System to Run ONLY When the Pump is Running