Pentair 754000440 IntelliChem flow switch magnet kit with 10 ft cordPentair IntelliChem Flow Switch Magnet Kit, 10' Cord, 754000440 In stock$11799
Pentair 754000440 IntelliChem flow switch magnet kit with 10 ft cord

Pentair IntelliChem Flow Switch Magnet Kit, 10' Cord, 754000440

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Pentair Factory part 754000440 for IntelliChem.
  • 10 ft cord The cord comes on the switch, so there is length to reach the controller from the plumbing.
  • Supplied as a kit Ordered as the flow switch magnet kit rather than as a bare switch.
  • The safety interlock The flow switch is how IntelliChem knows water is actually moving before it doses.
  • Stops dosing into still water A failed switch either blocks dosing entirely or removes the check that prevents it in no flow conditions.
  • Direct replacement Swaps for the original flow switch on an installed IntelliChem system.
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Product details

The Pentair 754000440 is the replacement flow switch magnet kit for the IntelliChem chemical controller, supplied with a 10 ft cord.

Why the flow switch matters

IntelliChem only feeds chemicals when water is moving. The flow switch is what tells it that is true. Without a working switch the controller either refuses to dose at all, or loses the check that keeps it from feeding into still water, and neither outcome is one you want on an automated system.

Fitting

The kit is the direct replacement for the original switch on an installed IntelliChem. The 10 ft cord gives enough length to run from the plumbing back to the controller without splicing.

Specifications
Brand Pentair
Manufacturer part number 754000440
UPC 788379798451
Type Flow switch magnet kit
Cord length 10 ft
Fits Pentair IntelliChem chemical controller
Shipping weight 0.19 lb
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Questions and answers

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

What does the flow switch do?
It tells IntelliChem that water is moving through the plumbing. The controller uses that signal before it feeds chemicals.
How long is the cord?
10 ft, which is what lets the switch reach back from the plumbing to the controller.
Is this the whole assembly?
It is supplied as the flow switch magnet kit, Pentair part 754000440.
Why would I need to replace it?
If IntelliChem will not dose even though the pump is running, or reports a flow problem with good flow at the pad, the switch is the usual suspect.
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