Pentair is a global leader in residential, commercial, and industrial water solutions, offering products ranging from pool and spa equipment to filtration systems and water pumps.
Pentair is an American water treatment company with a global footprint, dedicated to creating smart, sustainable water solutions for people and the planet. Founded in 1966 and headquartered in the U.S., Pentair provides a comprehensive range of products designed to move, improve, and enjoy water.
The company's extensive portfolio includes residential and commercial pool equipment, water filtration and softening systems, and industrial-grade pumps for fire suppression, flood control, and HVAC applications. Pentair is well-known for its innovations in energy-efficient pool pumps, advanced water treatment for food and beverage processing, and sustainable membrane technologies.
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To pair a new controller, coat the connections with dielectric grease, install the controller assembly, and reestablish power. For a previously used controller, you may need to perform a reset by holding the INFO and BOOST buttons simultaneously for 10 seconds.
Ensure that the serial label and safety labels on the device are completely legible. The specific location varies by model, but it is typically found on the main housing or near the electrical connections.
Regular maintenance includes checking salt levels, ensuring the system is set to the correct water hardness, and sanitizing the system at least once a year if recommended by your dealer.
Yes, Pentair products generally come with a manufacturer warranty. Coverage details depend on the specific product line (e.g., pool equipment vs. water treatment). Visit the Pentair Warranty Center for specific terms.
If cleaning is necessary, handle the lamp by the ends only using cotton gloves. If fingerprints are left on the glass, clean them with isopropyl alcohol to prevent reduced working life.