goldline & hayward flow switches the same?
1302351
My filter & pump system are Hayward, my salt chlorinating system is Goldline (a Hayward owned company) & the GLX-Flo-RP 15 I purchased through Amazon has worked great for 2 swimming seasons with no problems.
1302352
Yes Hayward has owned Goldline since 2004. Same product. But watch for switches that say compatable, they may not be factory original. Make sure they come in a Hayward Box or bag.
495490
from what i can see from the pantair is some what different from the hayward grid's. the hayward uses 7 full grids and 1 half grid. check the size on the photo that was on the link and if the 2 sizes match it looks to be about the same lay out. and make shur the square foot is the same
637219
These things are made to "plug and play" so adapting to another brand would mean more headache than worth. Also tank flow restriction is made to match their taps. might be worth upgrading tank to make it simple...
271072
For my installation I also ordered the Polaris Iq900-Rs Aqualink Upgrade Kit too so I could have full variable speed programming control. I replaced a 10 year old Aqualink and Jandy Stealth 2.0HP pump so I could cut my electricity bill. In my case, dropping the pump speed from the fixed 3750rpm to the variable speed 1750rpm (~one half) dropped the pump power from 2.1kW to 200W. I ended up bumping up the speed setting to get the chlorine generator to work efficiently. Changing the Aqualink controller gave me a lot of flexibility in the power vs flow programming that I wouldn't have had -- I recommend that you change out the controller too. The controller switch took about 2-3 hours. The pump swap took considerably longer because the old Jandy Stealth Pump connections were not the same as the new ones. I had to order a new valve and connectors. All that being said, a friend of mine (different controller and different pump) used some kind of relay system that gave him primitive 3-speed control. IMHO, spending the extra ~$600 to get variable speed and wifi control was worth it. In my case running the pool filter system was 1/3rd of my electricity bill -- changing to flexible variable speed programming saves a ton of money each month that offsets the cost of the controller upgrade.
708997
While this is only speculation, I think Hayward maybe in between design modes with its TCells. The new one's appearance, as far as graphics and logo, was different than the older one that was replaced. However the important things to be identical were. e.g. size of cell, plug fit, pipe thread pitch and operations. While mine has been in use for less than 3 months it has operated without problem.
370823
I shop for a lot of heater parts and it can be tricky. Just make sure you match model # and part #. Easy to swap out. Unfortunately Hayward did not make a way for these to not get cooked by the sun.
1335954
I believe it is just for the prologic but if you call Hayward they have very good tecnicians that will tell you exactly what you need
164021
The model that you listed appears to be just a motor #, not a motor and pump assy. The Hayward motor/pump assy that you're inquiring about is a generic unit made to service most above ground pools that use 1 1/2" plumbing and have 115v electrical service available at the site. --Lee
1415471
I am not an electrician, but yes; in my non-expert opinion, any 3 function control switch should work. I used the Broan though and was not disappointed with the quality or look. Hope this helps. Customer, Fort Fairfield, Maine
1646560
I bought one of these switches to go with a different manufacturer other than Wayne, but there's no reason for it to be incompatible. Simply plug your current pump into the replacement switch plug, and then that into your outlet. The vertical switch plug creates a circuit only when the float has risen high enough which then activates your pump; pretty clever. You'll simply need to figure how to mount the switch at the appropriate level in your sump pit. I attached mine to a vertical piece of pvc I have as the discharge pipe. Good luck!
624407
Yes there is if you look at the connector on them you will see one is a 4 prong male and one is 4 prong female also it should say witch is upstream and down stream ,have a look at your old ones BEFORE you order.save your self trouble by making sure you get the right one the first time
479950
The company makes 3 models, the more expensive ones can be programmed longer. See here, Pro Series is same company: http://www.sumppumpsdirect.com/pumps/vertical-float-switches.html Also see the company's brochure on the 3 models: http://www.stopflooding.com/proseries/pdfs/Brochure%20PHCC%20Switches,%20Sensors,%20Controllers%201807046%203-2012.pdf I was looking today since I may buy the most basic model for my backup pump
943491
yeah, the parts are pretty interchangeable. the only issue would be water pressure- make sure your hookup would have enough pressure to push water as far as you'll need it.
269967
I had just commented that mine DID have a reverse flow switch, but I was referencing the 25516, not the 25517, sorry. I have since deleted my previous comment.
1734610
On my system, there is a little "switch" on the side of the pump which can be adjusted to a lower flow...hope that helps
1966063
I'm not sure. I have an H400 FDN. I would suggest you call Hayward in California. Go to their website, tell them what model you have and they will suggest what part number you would need your unit.
234328
They were not the same. I think the output was 1.5" and the input would accept a 2 female coupling or vice versa. My pool man was not impressed and thought I should have purchased a high capacity pump. I would order this one from a pool supply co that where you can speak with a sales person. Prices are as good, just not a simple as buying from amazon.