<mermaid>
flowchart TD
%% Power Side (240V)
subgraph Power Circuit (240V)
Breaker["240V Breaker / GFCI"]
Fuses["Fuse Block"]
Contactor["4-Pole Contactor"]
Pump1["Pump 1 (240V)"]
Pump2["Pump 2 (240V)"]
Breaker --> Fuses
Fuses --> Contactor
Contactor --> Pump1
Contactor --> Pump2
end
%% Control Side (120V)
subgraph Control Circuit (120V)
Hot120["120V Control Hot (tap)"]
AirButton["Spa Air Button"]
AirSwitch["Air Switch"]
Coil["Contactor Coil (A1/A2)"]
Hot120 --> AirSwitch
AirButton -. air tube .-> AirSwitch
AirSwitch --> Coil
end
%% Mechanical Link
Coil -. magnetic pull .-> Contactor
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< "ci": "CI=true bun run check && bun run test && bun run build && bun run docs && bun run zip && bun run zip:firefox"
> "ci": "CI=true bun run --parallel check test build docs && bun run --parallel zip zip:firefox"