Hayward HLX-TRNSFMR OmniLogic transformerHayward OmniLogic Transformer, HLX-TRNSFMR In stock$26599
Hayward HLX-TRNSFMR OmniLogic transformer

Hayward OmniLogic Transformer, HLX-TRNSFMR

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward The factory HLX-TRNSFMR transformer rather than a generic substitute.
  • For OmniLogic The transformer used in the Hayward OmniLogic automation system.
  • Ordered by part number HLX-TRNSFMR identifies the exact part, which matters inside a control enclosure.
  • Powers the low voltage side A transformer is what steps supply voltage down for the control electronics to work from.
  • A common failure point Transformers take the brunt of surges and heat, so a dead panel is often a dead transformer rather than a dead board.
  • Direct replacement Swaps in for the original transformer in an installed OmniLogic system.
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Product details

The Hayward HLX-TRNSFMR is the genuine transformer for the OmniLogic pool automation system. It is the factory part, ordered by part number.

What a transformer does here

An automation panel runs its electronics on low voltage stepped down from the incoming supply. The transformer is what does that stepping down. When it fails, nothing downstream of it has power, so the whole system reads as dead even though the boards and the display are fine.

Before you order

Confirm the fault with a meter rather than by symptom alone, and remember that an automation enclosure carries line voltage. If working inside a powered panel is not something you do, have a pool professional or an electrician handle the replacement.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number HLX-TRNSFMR
UPC 610377257718
Type Transformer
Fits Hayward OmniLogic automation system
Shipping weight 8 lb
Ships Parcel

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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Is this a genuine Hayward part?
Yes. It is the Hayward OEM transformer, part number HLX-TRNSFMR.
What system does it go in?
The Hayward OmniLogic automation system.
My OmniLogic is completely dead. Is this the part?
It is a reasonable first thing to check. A transformer that has failed leaves the control electronics with no power at all, which reads as a dead system. Confirm with a meter before ordering.
Should an electrician fit it?
Automation panels carry line voltage. If you are not comfortable working inside a powered enclosure, have a pool professional or an electrician do the swap.
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