Water pipeline for water backfeeding and irrigation

I also had two bus lines laid out for myself. If I feed them with power to the external warehouse, I could also use that for the pool technology, right? Have you done anything in that direction?

Or rather, put differently: I can implement the control via KNX. But is a single bus line that I then subdivide sufficient for this?

My pool has a separate control system. I connected it via KNX. But more for displaying temperature, fill levels, etc. So not all functions. If you don’t have a control system yet, take a look at the ProCon.ip. Otherwise, there are other control systems that offer a KNX interface. Sure, theoretically you could realize everything on KNX, but the logic is not simple. You will be programming for quite a while. For the pool, I would also prefer an independent standalone solution. One bus line is definitely enough for you.

Thank you for the assessment. Then I'm glad that I had it laid out right away. Then the electrical line can simply be included. Even if in the end I only use it to turn the pool lighting on and off from inside or on the phone. A visualization of the values would already be quite practical.

We have now actually completed all the lines. I have also glued the piping from the pool and led it into the technical room. Where there was space, I also introduced several empty conduits to route the cables for irrigation as well as bus and LAN. Now I am noticing Hunter's note that the sensor cable from the flow meter should not be laid together in the same cable duct. That doesn’t sound dramatic at first, but it does mess up my planning. I had no more space in the core drillings for additional empty conduits. Especially since I have already foamed them in. I don’t want to tamper with that either because I don’t want to damage the PVC pipes. They have already passed the pressure test from the pool builder. Is it really that dramatic if I run both cables together? Will they interfere so much that I don’t get flow readings?

Just use a well-shielded cable.