Will this pump work if I have a spa attached to the pool where the water peaks at 104 degrees fahrenheit?
2000310
I don't see why not. Our spa is attached although we don't heat it, so not absolutely sure.
2000311
It should work just fine as long as the pump is in a well ventilated location with good air flow.
2000312
We also have a spa but our spa has it's own pump. The pump we purchased here is strictly used on our pool. It does work great.
2000313
your spa should have it's own internal pump. Myself, I would not connect my spa to any outside pump. The 2 pumps work at difference pressures.
859962
Yes it should. What horsepower is your current pump? I replaced a 1hp pump and my pool is about 30,000 gal.
1011680
I live in Tennessee. It would depend on the combination of the depth of the water and the temperature. You probably should ask a physics professor. It would depend on the flow rate of the pump, the volume of the water and the temperature.
840465
It did not work for my in ground. It would not prime when above the water level. If your pump sits below water level it may work for you.
317565
While it should handle the temp, I would think the metal would corrode with the salt. Although it is stainless steel it is of low grade and not rust / corrosion proof. Also, make sure to use a relay between the pump and this float switch for safety.
25545
First check the wattage on your deice, I have mine connected to two pool pumps and it works perfect
890244
To a point it will work. However, it will not remove all of the fluid from the pump because of the pump's design, nor will it remove the fluid from the lines or cooler. Maybe consider just getting a pan, loosening the return line, and drain all the fluid.
1084545
I don't see why it wouldn't. Ours works great but our pool is above ground. Recommended.
753253
Yes it will, I have a little different set up, but I have no PROBLEM with hot or cold water and have been using it for months now. This replaced the former pump I had for more than 10 years, and is working JUST FINE.
163420
No, that is as high as it gets. From what I understand, all new hot tubs only go to 104F. It is a really nice hot tub though, I love it!!
1463743
Absolutely not! Pool pumps draw 20 to 30 amps and need to be on a dedicated line.
151584
Unfortunately, I am from New Hampshire so I would not be the best one to answer this particular question. I don't see the temperature issue being a major one, other than the water would become quite warm, but that would happen with even in-ground pools in your part of the country. You might have to use a little more in the way of chemicals and have to "top off" the water every few days due to evaporation (but that would also keep the pool water cooler). In any event, we bought our intex easy set pool for $200 and for that money, we felt it was worth the experiment of trying an above-ground pool. It was a definite success. Good luck with your decision. Unfortunately, I am from New Hampshire so I would not be the best one to answer this particular question. I don't see the temperature issue being a major one, other than the water would become quite warm, but that would happen with even in-ground pools in your part of the country. You might have to use a little more in the way of chemicals and have to "top off" the water every few days due to evaporation (but that would also keep the pool water cooler). In any event, we bought our intex easy set pool for $200 and for that money, we felt it was worth the experiment of trying an... » Read More Unfortunately, I am from New Hampshire so I would not be the best one to answer this particular question. I don't see the temperature issue being a major one, other than the water would become quite warm, but that would happen with even in-ground pools in your part of the country. You might have to use a little more in the way of chemicals and have to "top off" the water every few days due to evaporation (but that would also keep the pool water cooler). In any event, we bought our intex easy set pool for $200 and for that money, we felt it was worth the experiment of trying an above-ground pool. It was a definite success. Good luck with your decision. « Show Less
1830314
yes it will. but remember that the pump will have to be no more than a 10 watt. It depends on how you set up your system.
132166
As long as it is below the water level and water flows INTO the pump easily ( gravity fed ) it will work. DO NOT PUMP HOT WATER INTO A RO unit , however as it will destroy the RO membrane. Use only cold water Use cold water only!!
1252359
It will do that. It doesn't take much water to activate the pump. When I was pumping the water off the pool winter cover, it kept turning on whenever it detected more water and it didn't take very much at all. This pump is heads and tails above a Rule. Hope this helps !
959340
My calculations show your pool is larger than 7000 gallons. This pump would not be large enough
64496
We have inground pool it works great we live in south Florida and I like warm water...I turn it on few hrs befor and done. I think the company has models for above ground too