Flow switch for pool heat pump

Are you experiencing an EE3 error code on your pool heat pump, even though you observe full flow through the system? This often indicates that the flow guard is defective. A functioning flow guard is crucial to ensure proper operation and to avoid problematic interruptions in heating your pool. When a flow guard is not working correctly, it can incorrectly report insufficient flow, resulting in an EE3 error code despite full flow, and thereby shut down the heat pump. This can lead to frustrating interruptions in pool heating, even though it visually appears that the system has optimal water flow.

This specific flow guard is compatible with a wide range of pool heat pumps from leading manufacturers, making it a versatile solution for many pool owners. It is suitable for models from well-known brands such as Brilix, Pro-X, Hydro-Pro, Poolteam and Luxlama pool heat pumps. Replacing a defective flow guard is an effective and often necessary solution to address a persistent EE3 error code and restore your pool heat pump's optimal function. Ignoring an error code despite full flow can lead to unnecessary wear on other components in the system, inefficient operation, and in the worst case, additional damage that requires more expensive repairs. Therefore, it is important to act quickly on an EE3 error code, especially when full flow is observed.