Reacting to VOLT or DRY notifications

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Hey all,

I have a UV Filter powered by a COR15. Last night, it had a VOLT error and wasn't pushing water. My light, is on another outlet and it didn't turn off.

Is there a way to put a "fault check" like "If a certain status, turn off" so I don't burn my lamp up?
 
Looks like you could use power monitoring on an outlet to turn off the UV. Something like this...

If Output COR15 Watts < 20 Then OFF

What I don't know is if COR pumps powered through the Link ports have a power monitor that you can address as an Output. If not, you could plug the core power supply into an EB832 outlet and monitor that.
 

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