I'm interested in a outdoor timer that will handle a pool pump rated at 11/2 hp, it has 3 power levels?
862316
No this won't work for you. Its to low in quality,you need something better than this.
1457653
If your pump has a speed selector switch on the case then yes it can. But this timer is mainly for single speeds it has no provision for controlling speed.
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.
633998
It works for anything that is 120v or 240v. Mine is connected to a hayward pool pump and I have had no issues with it other than it being slightly difficult to close. I fixed that with a little bit of silicone lubricant applied to the door tabs and its been easy to close even after several very heavy rain storms. I highly recommend it.
164019
It's a great pump. I have a 24 ft round pool and it really does the job. It has plenty of power (1 1/2 hp) check your fitting sizes,,,,,I'm sure it will work for you.
50826
The three timers are to control up to 3 items. Each timer will activate one leg of the 220 volt to activate power to that item. The key is events. You can have it set to Mode one only to turn the pump on and off and create up 7 different events. In your case you'd have 3 events to spare. See here http://www.intermatic.com/en/Products/Pool_and_Spa/Electronic_Controls/Electronic_Timer_Mechanisms/P1000ME_Series/P1353ME.aspx and the instruction manual here https://www.inyopools.com/manuals/1085/PE153%20Manual.pdf
1085269
Same as regular pool pumps. 20 amp breaker with 240 vlt wire. I don't recommend the SVRS I bought it and it shuts off all the time with my in floor pool cleaner and when my pool guy goes to clean the pool. It's very annoying. Get the variable speed but not SVRS. It's only for public pools
726498
I seriously doubt that the SA220 would control a 1.5 HP motor. A pool pump of that size should require 240 volt power. The SA220 is strictly 110 volt (in spite of the "220" designation). In my case (Arizona) the SA220 became useless after about one year when the LED panel was bleached out by the sun (I assume). When I could no longer read the numbers on the control panel, the SA220 was worthless and was junked.
1941776
depends on the size of the pump, but most are 1/3 or 1/2 HP and need less than 1000 watts, Its a safe bet this generator can handle it
312363
It would probably work but I would be inclined to go with a solid state switch. They use a probe mounted vertically in the skimmer that would cut power to the pump in the event that the water goes below a certain level. It allows a lot more accuracy than the float type switch.
83273
There is no HP on it. It is a 115V 1.1amp sealed in oil motor. It's rated to pumps 170 gallons an hour off my pool cover. Then I unplug it when it all pumped off. Then plug it in when it rains again.
547364
The power cord comes attached to the pump. If you are an electrician or know one, it would be possible. I would just plug it into a timer that is rated for all types of weather.
706550
Mine is 110 volt and I don't see any reason why it would not work for a pool or irrigation system that was having problems with mineral build up.
1466751
This is not a timer so the answer is 0. This is a pump start relay which controls your pump.
535712
As long as your pool pump runs on 15 amps or less and 120-volts you should be fine.
1349614
Yes, that is what I purchased and used mine for. Check the motor rating against the rating of the timer to be sure. It says in the specs what this timer is rated for in terms of amps and hp.
1571033
it should work? what are you using it for? outside timer or mechanical timer?