i have 3/4 hp want to move up to 1.5 hp
1031244
I don't understand the question. If you have a 3/4hp square flange motor then this would fit the same. If you only change the motor the pump will not pump any more water, it will just cost more to run. Both motors turn the same RPM's.
455442
You could just go with a higher power supply that way if u do more upgrades in the future your all set.
1160969
I'd say that is quite possible. You will most likley need an electrical upgrade to handle the 3 HP pump.Hope you planned that.MJ
310487
No. This lift is designed for up to a 2 1/4 hp router. The 3 1/4 hp units are much larger in diameter.
2063917
It depends on the size of the wire and the cord. It should work. That size pump should have a #10 or #12 size wire and it must be grounded. There is not that much difference between 1/3 HP and 1/2 HP power requirements. It would be best to ask the manufacturer of your pump to be sure. Good luck!
1396578
The 1/5 hp, is listed at 3.6 amp. Ohms law Watts = Amps * Volts Your Voltage ? 115 X 3.6 = 414 Watts (Use your voltage) it may be a little less or more than 115.
811396
Likely not - I bought a 1hp standard model and had to upgrade to a commercial grade in order to use it:
1184541
Yes, it is rated for 1800 watts which is almost 2.5 hp. So a 1/3 hp motor should be no issue.
477840
I would go up a size for more high tech setups. I have this one in a 75 and movement starts to fizzle around 2/3 across the tank.
1797504
I have a 5hp 60 gallon Ingersoll Rand. It does a pretty good job of keeping up depending on the size of the job.
1266130
Would not recommend it. The max lift according to the manufacturer is 200 ft. You need to go to 3/4 or 1 hp.
487955
This is a combined capacitor and start device for 1/4 HP or smaller compressor. They also make it in a higher HP rating you should look at that one.
385577
About 6 amps is average for a 1/3 hp motor operating at 120 volt. Its a good idea to have it on a dedicated circuit or a circuit thats " known" not to have alot of load on it.
1735572
Don't push the smaller button. If you only need the highest power on steady burn just push the big button once.
1807165
If you need to run it slower than 9rpm, you could set up a pwm circuit and adjust it slower, but I wouldn't use any higher voltage to run it faster than 88. Use the pwm circuit and the different gear ratios to adjust in between, you will, however have the most torque at the 9rpm gearing.
1596541
Try changing up the gearing also run it through a capacitor it won't put so much stress on the generator and you can change milliamps
2097956
I would Need to know it's HPIf it is under 2 HP the answer is YesIf over 2 HP this still can be used with a Motor StarterRich