Lingxiao-lx Pump RS-485 Pool Pump Signal Cable 15 Feet

Product Description

The LINGXIAO-LX PUMP RS-485 is a 15-foot digital signal cable designed specifically for use with LINGXIAO variable speed pool pumps. It carries RS-485 communication between the pump and a compatible controller, enabling digital speed control and system integration. The cable terminates in a 4-pin connector and is sold as a cable-only accessory - no pump or controller is included. Pool service technicians and licensed electricians working on variable speed pump installations will use this cable when connecting the pump to a supported controller system.

This cable is intended for residential pool applications where a LINGXIAO variable speed pump is paired with a PL4 or PLS4 Easy Touch-style controller system. It provides the RS-485 communication link required for the controller to send speed commands to the pump. The 15-foot length suits typical pad-to-equipment-bay runs on standard residential pool equipment pads. It is not a universal RS-485 cable and is not rated for use with pumps or controllers outside the specified LINGXIAO lineup.

Key Features

• 15-foot length sized for standard residential pool equipment pad installations
• RS-485 digital communication protocol for reliable variable speed signaling
• 4-pin connector matches LINGXIAO variable speed pump port configuration
• Compatible with PL4 and PLS4 Easy Touch controller systems
• Cable-only accessory - sold separately from pump and controller

Compatibility

Compatible exclusively with LINGXIAO variable speed pool pump models Relaax130-VS, Relaax220-VS, and Relaax390-VS. Supports connection to PL4 and PLS4 Easy Touch controller systems. LINGXIAO brand products are not affiliated with or endorsed by Pentair.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified pool service professional in accordance with local electrical codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage pool equipment wiring. Power down the pump and controller at the breaker before connecting or disconnecting any signal cables. Route the cable away from high-voltage conductors where possible and secure it to avoid mechanical stress on the connector. Confirm the controller is set to the correct communication protocol before commissioning the system.