
Quick overview
- Two relays from one AUX Drives a pair of relays from a single auxiliary circuit when AUX circuits have run out.
- They switch together The two relays cannot be controlled independently, they energize at the same time.
- Best for equipment that always pairs Suited to loads that are meant to run together every time, not to devices you want to schedule separately.
- AquaLink compatible Listed for AquaLink RS, AquaLink PDA and AquaLink Z4 systems.
- Jandy part 5098 The factory accessory, ordered by part number.
- Frees up a circuit A simple way to add a load without moving to a larger control panel.
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Product details
The Jandy 5098 relay splitter lets one auxiliary circuit on an AquaLink system operate two relays. It is the answer to a common problem: the panel has the relays but not the spare AUX circuits to address them.
How it behaves
Both relays follow the one circuit, so they turn on and off together and cannot be commanded separately. That makes the splitter right for equipment that is always used as a pair and wrong for anything you want on its own schedule. Decide which loads truly belong together before wiring it in.
Where it fits
It is listed for AquaLink RS, AquaLink PDA and AquaLink Z4 systems. As with any control wiring, the work belongs to someone comfortable inside a live equipment panel, with the power off at the breaker before the enclosure is opened.
| Brand | Jandy |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 5098 |
| UPC | 052337002189 |
| Type | Relay splitter |
| Function | Controls two relays from one AUX circuit |
| Control | Relays operate simultaneously, not independently |
| Compatible with | Jandy AquaLink RS, AquaLink PDA, AquaLink Z4 |
| Shipping weight | 0.05 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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