Combined temperature and flow sensor? Or piggyback off SWG sensor?

[Kaiyotech]

I'm starting to put together a parts list for my automation because my old timer died. First of all, this project is incredible, so thank you for making something so robust and well documented, the Nixie guide in particular is incredible.

I currently have a Circupool rj60 swg with the combination flow and temperature sensor, is there a way to piggyback off that to pull the flow switch into my controller? Without hacking up my swg too terribly badly?

Otherwise, does anyone know of a combination flow and temperature switch I can use, or should I buy another Circupool one and figure out the pin out?

I need a temperature sensor before the heater, and I really want a flow switch wired into the controller so I can shut down the pump and send myself an alert (low water level, leaves clogging my skimmers, etc). I don't have a ton of pipe room in that area, so ideally just one sensor to do both. Or a small temperature and parallel the flow switch from my circupool.

Thanks

[tagyoureit]

I'm not familiar with the Circupool products, so hard to say. The replacement iChlor switch isn't hard to swap out (manual) but the iChlor itself doesn't report back the temperature to the pool controller, anyway (it's just to report low temp, not a specific number).

[Kaiyotech]

Thanks. Instead of trying to isolate the contact and parallel stuff I decided to just order an extra flow switch and temperature combo (the circupool displays water temperature so I think it must be an actual thermo. Only $15 so worth a shot. We'll see how it goes.