I have a water pump that I want to manually turn via a toggle switch which will then run for 2 minutes max and then shut off.
265581
Yes this will work, BUT you would need a 12v DC power supply to run the timer.
265582
I would say yes, but be aware of the operating amps of the pump. Other than that it should work.
265583
What you need to know: The counter start when the unit receive power. You have two relays (N/O) and (N/C). / When the timer complete the cycle (120 seconds set) the N/C relay open and stay open until lose coil power (off). Now look how you design your circuit to supply power and when. The power to the coil is 12 volts DC. The current to relay can be your pump power (neutral or hot) not both. You need to purchase another part: NTE R95-113 8 Pin Octal Relay Socket with Screw Terminals $9.
1880279
you need a float switch for auto operation, they are sold separately.this pump will run continuously when connected, water or no water.
30321
No!!! You have to push the time you want the circuit closed, ie a bath fan run time. A fireplace igniter switch is a momentary switch and would requite a special timer if available???
341330
I'm surprised that no one has pointed out the trigger start "enable" "disable" button. Switch to disable then hit start button and use without auto start and stop. Try not to run too long without water going through or it will overheat pump override. I use this when cold out so engine can warm up first. Hope this helps.
2240075
I have this pump, if you want to run it manually all you have to do is plug the pump directly into your receptacle, bypassing the piggyback float wire of the automatic float. I do this often as my pump often fails to remove all the water from my sink
2240076
There is no switch, but you can run it manually by unplugging the pump's cord from the back of the switch's cord and putting that one directly into the socket.
2121311
Simple. Just push the switch to turn or off manually. It will over ride your time settings.
25037
I have never tried it, but the switch has on (no timer), timed and off. I usually just let the water run until it's hot enough.
1466750
Previous comment is right on -- this is for dedicated pump on/off switching.
1626129
you need a timer to turn the pump on and off for automatic or you will have to manually turn it on and off... I choose to have it on auto this is the timer the tech support guy at Hayward recommended for me and works great. Intermatic T104 208-277-Volt DPST 24 Hour Mechanical Time Switch
798730
There is an on/off switch on the pump. I wired my power thru another switch as the pump is not easy to get to where it is located and just leave the pump switch on.
1842514
This switch isn't really meant for continuous power. So it wouldn't stay 'on' as long as the float is in a particular position. Basically, when the float 'triggers' the switch to run (ie power on), it is programmed to automatically run for about 10 seconds, then it shuts off the power again. This time limit is hard coded and not configurable either. I don't think it will work for what you want to use it for.
251548
No automatic time shut off. Unit starts and stops by means of the water flow.
237345
I have this switch installed in two of my boats. I am not sure exactly how much water it takes to turn off and on. But I do know that the water level to turn it on is higher than the water level to turn it off. Every time I check my bilge's they are very dry. The pump and swithc must be mounted on the lowest part of the bilge as close to the stern as possible. And if you are not happy with it you can always return it to Amazon, their return process is the best.
1275066
If you want to run a fountain for two hours but don't want to be around to have to turn it off.
194155
The constant on/constant off switch will work to switch the pump on and off manually. It will run continuously until the switch is turned off. Connect the wire that activates the float switch directly to the battery so it will come on automatically when water level in the bilge reaches the float.
213535
The pump does not have an on/off switch. We have it on a timer connected through the computer software.