Verify my Apex Programming....

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Ok, humor me... I'm usually pretty solid on apex coding @ this point but I just want to make sure I'm on the dot about this. I'm currently running ozone on my display and essentially I dont want it running from 2130-730, but otherwise I want it to run every 30 minutes on the hour between 8 a.m. and 9:30 p.m.. Here is my coding below I currently have programmed on the ozone outlet.

Fallback OFF
OSC 000:00/030:00/000:00 Then ON
If Time 21:30 to 07:30 Then OFF
If Output Skimmer = OFF Then OFF
If ORP > 450 Then OFF

I figure most lines are obvious as i want the ozone off if the skimmer outlet is in a off state, or if the orp skyrockets. LMK if I got it right as I'm brain burned out as of late!

TIA!!!!
 
OSC 000:00/030:00/030:00 then on
Other stuff ok
 
For skimmer interlock use
If skimmer watts< 5 then off
This handles if skimmer is unplugged or off
 
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For skimmer interlock use
If skimmer watts< 5 then off
This handles if skimmer is unplugged or off
I tend to program in apex classic speak as the EB8 limitations are real...

Also I use a skimmate locker w/ a FMM sensor along with some leak detectors so I prefer absolute off coding instead of relying on wattage detection of the eb832.
 

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