I did not find a better solution, I really hate that pool companies are so far behind in automation, these interfaces would have looked old 15 years ago. I have this routine on until the water temp hits 80, then it sets a timer and alerts me that the spa is closing in on temp then will disable 2 hrs after that. The next step: I run home assistant, so I set a state and the pool equipment is constantly receiving an update for the state I want, meaning that the switch to pool for freeze protection never actually happens. cable, provided in kit with enclosure and mounting hardware. One ScreenLogic Interface outdoor wireless transceiver with 10 ft. We use it most when the water would be close to freezing. One ScreenLogic Interface indoor wireless transceiver with AC power adapter and one foot connection cable with attached plugs. With this method, I still have to disable the pool side freeze circuit with the PC app when using the hot tub. I keep it this way in case my automation fails. But this also solves the problem of draining my spa during freeze cycles.
Since I have a spillway, this works, but it can cause ice buildup on the spillway. Neither of my solutions are good, but here's what I did: The easy solution was to disable the spa side freeze mode, then adjust the valves so they'd pull a little from the spa and wouldn't completely shutoff the spa jets.
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