Does this pump ship with everything (electrically) that I need to plug it into the wall, or will I need to, for example, wire up a male outlet head?
875839
I have 2 of these pumps and both came with everything needed.. just plug it in.
1909257
I ordered two of these kits and they were easy to put together and work great. The wall plug is included. Everything you need is included. Good luck!
773944
This pump runs on 12 volts (DC) and it is necessary to wire this into a 12 volt circuit. There are two short wires provided on the pump assembly but there is no plug or connector.
324277
My pump did not come with any wiring. With the 1.5 HP motor you must use 14 AWG from the contactor to the pump motor. The 1.5 HP motor at 240 volts pulls 9.5 amps so you need 14 AWG wire. 14 AWG wire is good for 15 amps. This is recommended in the manual. The 14 AWG is good up to 100 ft from the contactor to the motor. If the distance is greater than 100 feet then you need 12AWG due to voltage drop.
1596899
I dont have any specs on the unit right now but it did come with. Instructions that info may also be on it o didn't. Go thru it. But the pump works great for my need.
261138
The pump runs on electricity. It plugs into wall outlet and goes thru a transformer. I've had mine outside for almost a year with no problems.
2130531
It's a built-in pump. It just plugs into a wall outlet and doesn't need to be re-charged after every use.
1561931
Correct. The power cord is permanently attacked to the pump. The plug fits into standard North American 115 v outlets. It's a good fountain pump. The flow rate is adjusted by a small black plastic part that contains an adjustable butterly type valve so keep all the parts until you have it installed and operating.
1082921
This pump runs on 12 volts so it could not be plugged into 110 volt supply that is used in a house.If a converter was used as well that brings the 110 volts down to 12 volts then it could be plugged in to a wall electrical socket but that would mean an additional cost.Hope this helps you out,Rob.
2031425
There is just 2 wires coming out of the pump. you will need to crimp a connector to it and your existing wiring. easy instructions are included. We have 23 in stock for same business day day shipping.
2100879
Angela, hooking up the pump is not very hard. I purchased some PVC fittings and glue from local hardware to match my plumbing. Cut PVC plumbing from old pump, remove electrical and place new pump in place of old. Measure and cut new PVC pipe and fittings then glue and install. My neighbor is an electrician and I had him hook up the electrical which I recommend unless your good with electrical. Worst case run down to your local pool supply store and ask them who they recommend. Paying someone else to do it has its advantages as well. Hope that helps...
601542
The pump has an inch and a half or inch and a quarter outlet. You will need to reduce down to 3/4 and add a male threaded nipple designed for hose attachment. Home Depot or Lowe's can show you exactly what you need.
1334597
The cord and plug shown go from the generator to the wall box. There is also a female plug in the wall box. You will need to buy a cable and conduit to fit between the wall box and the transfer switch. I think I paid about $80 for everything I needed to connect the transfer switch, including a 60 amp breaker for the main box.
1082925
it comes with 2 wires only. You could add a plug. It would have to be connected to the proper electrical supply - in my case a battery , 12 volts. I just cut off my old non-working water pump and twist wired this new one in place. And wrapped the connection, keeping it above the water line.
913781
You will need to supply your own 14 guage NM cable (aka Romex) for the electrical wiring in the wall. Everything else, including wire nuts, I believe, were included however.
277580
No it's just the pump. Valves and tubing need to be purchased separately, as would a header if you are planning to power multiple air driven features with the one pump.
1694657
The pump does not work with electricity, it works with kinetic energy, and as such, no electric power supply is required. The input brine is to be connected to the waste output of your RO membrane and the output brine to your drain. Hope this helps.