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  1. Leave it in - you need that return fps for effective circulation. 22psi isn't that high, you're alright there.
  2. Most heatpumps are titanium exchangers, those exchangers will outlast most other parts in the heatpump -stagnant saltwater or not. Your compressor will kill the machine long before the exchanger leaks. That being said, if it's easy for you to install the bypass and you can drain (winterize) the heatpump for half the season, there's not much to lose by making the full bypass. If you have the parts, I'd say do it. Will The Pool Company Toronto
  3. If you want both valves to operate simultaneously, just splice the wires together. The whole actuator circuit is together anyways and protected by a 4A fuse. You can also use Aux1=Vlv1 Aux2=Vlv2. This basically enables you to command valves 1 and 2 using keys (notice the display pad has no Vlv1 or vlv2 buttons). Bear in mind that the relays will still engage whenever you ask. Ie pushing Aux1 would both activate Vlv1 and the Aux1 relay. Prologic systems use the same main board, from P4 up to PS16, it's just the keypads that change. For instance you could slap on a PS4 display as an upgrade, or even a PS8 display so you have a "virtual PS8". Will The Pool Company Toronto
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