is this compatible to, T20004R. pool timer
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I think the T20004R number is for the entire Timer control box. As long as it has the compatible type of Intermatic timers listed with WG1573-10D, you should be ok. Here is what is listed in the Amazon product description: "Intermatic WG1573-10D 60-Hertz Replacement Clock Motor for T100, T170, T100R201, T1400, T100-20 and WH Series" The web site for Intermatic timer products "http://www.intermatic.com/en/Products/Pool_and_Spa.aspx"
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This is a single circuit timer. Unless the pool pump and chlorine generator operate at the same voltage, I would recommend against using this.Best case would be a two circuit timer.
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Don't remember how I chose this one but it works great. I guess you have to make sure the voltage requirements are there, this model requires to be hard wired to a power source.I have an outlet near the pump that I plug the pump into so, I found the breaker in the pool breaker box that the receptacle was wired to and unhooked those wires and ran wires from that breaker to the timer, which I mounted near the pool breaker box. Then I took the wires from the receptacle and wired them into the timer. Works like a charm. The timer is very accurate and I am able to turn it on and off with the flip lever inside the timer box when I want to turn the pump on to vacuum or apply chemicals. Don't remember how I chose this one but it works great. I guess you have to make sure the voltage requirements are there, this model requires to be hard wired to a power source.I have an outlet near the pump that I plug the pump into so, I found the breaker in the pool breaker box that the receptacle was wired to and unhooked those wires and ran wires from that breaker to the timer, which I mounted near the pool breaker box. Then I took the wires from the receptacle and wired them into the timer. Works like a charm. The timer is very accurate and I am able to turn it on and off with... » Read More Don't remember how I chose this one but it works great. I guess you have to make sure the voltage requirements are there, this model requires to be hard wired to a power source.I have an outlet near the pump that I plug the pump into so, I found the breaker in the pool breaker box that the receptacle was wired to and unhooked those wires and ran wires from that breaker to the timer, which I mounted near the pool breaker box. Then I took the wires from the receptacle and wired them into the timer. Works like a charm. The timer is very accurate and I am able to turn it on and off with the flip lever inside the timer box when I want to turn the pump on to vacuum or apply chemicals. « Show Less
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No, joyce. Better buy a quality brand then a cheap timer, as recently i brought a Melnor Aqua Timer, it suck Battery to the max 1 week once set new AA battery
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You can go on taymac website and see all products and sizes, not sure what timer your trying to use
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It will, but this timer is only rated for 800 watts. If your heater is more that that, you should go with another option.
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NONE ! you will need to order: * Pentair 600054 IntelliBrite Pool and Spa Light Controller
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You need to replace the little electric motor in there. It is a replaceable part. You will need the serial number of the timer. Good luck.
547363
Yes... wire up the power to your timer, then wire off of your timer a standard plug. You can plug your pump into this plug and your timer will turn this plug off and on.
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I installers this timer on a 220 volt 30 amp hot warer heater. I would thing it would handle a pool pume easily.
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manual found on following link: http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#Aube
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Yes, the left side will run the filter, the right side the Polaris, just slide red switch at the bottom, you pull out towards you and turn circular around to set timers. place the on and off attachments, and you are set, but you can also manually just turn one or both on at the same time. or go on you tube, and type in the name and it will show you everything you need to know, I learnt all about a pool straight from you tube!
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Yes, I have this Aquatek unit and another hooked up to a timer. The plug is grounded so make sure you purchase a timer that has a grounded outlet (three prongs).
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They are compatible as long as the Digital ballast are at 100 percent or Super lumen (if applicable). I found that if you use the 50% or 75% settings on a Digital Ballast the timers will stop working, and will show no signs of damage, either internally or externally. Hope this helps
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Yes. Since two separate timers in one package. Just have to press either T1 or T2 to select either one.
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http://www.poolcenter.com/p/precision-time-clock, reveals the pair issued by the manufacturer .They appear functionally similar, i.e., on/off extensions. However, for a mere $2.57, I'd stick with original parts and order from the manufacturer. Why look for unforeseen problems.
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It should work with all timers. It's not the timer you have to be concerned with, but rather the type of valves (Anti-siphon vs In-line) and the size of the connecting pipes (3/4" vs 1", etc).