does the 530-Gallon Filter Pump have the circuit interrupter feature?
1512978
Yes it does but make sure you protect it from the weather. If water gets in it, it won't work. I ended up cutting it off and putting a regular plug on it. My wall receptacle is already protected.
91592
It works with input voltage from 110 to 250 v AC so if your pump is 110 or 220 single phase and the timer is wired in Parallel with the pump it will operate while the pump operates and measure the On time. There is no reset on the timer.
2117847
I'm not electrically inclined. Not sure if a ground fault circuit interrupter is part of it. There is a reset button on it, so maybe? We do use an extention cord with a dedicated line at the house. We did have to rig our previous vacuum to the unit and small sediment (well water) does sift back in. I know that's not what you were asking but it is something to think about.
1326814
I'm not there to look but I remember that only one leg was switched. It does work, I have 2 Hayward 220v pumps and a single 220v polaris booster running in it. Love the unit, much easier than the manual timer setup we had.
194367
yes it has a float switch built in so when the level of water gets to a set level it turns on the pump to remove the water.
1518282
I'm not sure, I just plug it into the return fitting where the skimmer basket is located. You need to keep the debris basket emptied next to your pump however.
879928
yes the unit has two switches one for the fan which is a high speed and low speed and 1 switch that turns on the water pump
787345
I a believe it does Yvonne. I put it in as a designated line which I can keep running or throw a switch on the post. Sorry..I'm not technical, but I believe there is a on/off switch on the pump...but would not advise using it that way.
1679902
No. This pump does not come with an on/off switch - but you can hook one up yourself. It has a positive and negative wire coming from the pump.
1876567
Yes, there is a coupling. It connects the return pipe to the filter top. Re-tighten it by hand only.
332408
I believe it senses a different electrical from the motor when the pump begins to pull air when it empties the tank. I had my doubts when I bought it, but it always shuts off when it should.
828896
There is a connector that fits the threads on the pump and is barbed on the other end. You just push the filter onto the barbed connector
1843167
To expand on the answers given, no it does not. It seems your comment describes a shallow well pump. What this really needs is a no flow cut-off, so it can cut off if it loses prime due to low water levels or broken pipes. However, for what it is suppose to do, I give it an A+ rating. I've used it two years now to power my Polaris 280 without any troubles.
449936
Yes. Best to disconnect from power to prevent hitting on/off button.expect/prepare for slight leakage where tank meets pump assembly.
863195
I'm sorry, but I haven't used it yet. My experience with similar pumps is that they stop when the water is approx. 1/2"
1840561
yes it does, as long as you can cut or allow electricity onto it, i use it to drain the water out of my 150US Gl FishTank, and as a water shaker, this is pump really worth its price, i would even pay 50% more the price, just too good, i paid about 27 usd like 1 year ago for it. Hope this helps, Best regards
627674
No,This Float Starts The Pump When The Water Reaches AFull Level, Called Normally Open Circuit. You Want A Float That Shuts Off The Pump At A Full Level And Starts When Low Level, Called Normally c