OK, looking to power my 220v pool pumps (2), jacuzzi, and close hayward gas heater (close). So i need 3 of these (1 for each 220v), and what else?
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really just depends on what you want to do. I was doing remote control with mine, so I put them on a nexia plug in light switch and automated the control.
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Yes if they are all 220v power. I am using one for my hot tub and it works great. One problem is the enclosure is not suited for wet areas so I had to buy a watertight box and put it there... I didn't use the box that comes with it.. I re-mounted it in the new box...
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You can hook these up to a regular 120 volt switch or some other kind of smart automation device for remote controlling. Only other thing you would need is the required wire to hook everything together and related supplies.
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You can hook these up to a regular 120 volt switch or some other kind of smart automation device for remote controlling.Only other thing you would need is the required wire to hook everything together and related supplies.
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I have installed 3 sumps consisting of a 'sump pump' and a battery operated backup pump such as the one were talking about. If the electricity goes off then you need the battery backup system. To buy just a 'sump pump', you can google sump-pumps to find what you need. A very good place to start is with a company called: PumpBiz. http://www.pumpbiz.com. I hope this helps.
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Gary, I bought this pump last spring and am very pleased with it's performance. I'm running four zones, each having 1/2 dozen sprinkler heads and this pump is more than adequate. I believe most 220v motors can be wired for 110v also. It has been awhile since I have converted one and suggest you Google for instructions. It is 18 degrees and dark outside, otherwise I'd measure my inlet/outlet pipe ODs. I believe they are 2 1/4", same as the pump I replaced. You can always use an adapter, if your manifold is different. Gene, Michigan.
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Cold and hot. Two 30 Amp circuits are best (steam generator and pump). Use GCFI. There is an installation video on their website.
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Its a 110 american standard plug. The pump it powers is for single phase, even if you get a adapter you will be providing three phase, you will need a special phase converter.
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I am not familiar with the model numbers but if you have either a submersible or shallow well pump plus a pressure tank you should be able to install this switch on your pressure tank to turn the pump off and on with the rise and fall of the pressure. Normally it does not depend on the model of pump you have. I am assuming the pump is for household use and that you are using a 220 volt single phase line. Normally such a pump would be at least 1/2 hp and no more than 1 1/2 hp. So unless you have some kind of commercial unit for a commercial application it should work.
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I live in Palm Springs Ca, and replaced my 1.5 hp pump with a sp2300vsp and am very happy with it. Runs my pool vac even on a lower rpm ( 1700) saves money on my electric bill also
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The pump runs on 120v, needs a gfci. The heater needs a dedicated 240v line on a gfci breaker at least 30 amps, I installed a 40 amp line. If you have problems at first there is a pressure switch in the heater that may have to be adjusted. That switch insures that the heater is not on when the pump is not running.
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Yes it has two sets of contacts for 110 or 220 and also has the safety feature that will prevent the pump from running dry if it loses prime due to a power outage. It trips if the pressure goes below 10 pounds.
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I don't know I have a 120V and this would not work in my pool. They have a 12V also as you see here......you'd have to ask a pool person or an electrician. If it's an older pool it most likely requires a 120V It's also no small job to replace these pool lights. Very expensive check that out too. I returned mine. Be sure first which one you need as this company charges a $20 restocking fee.
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Yes. My well pump is 220V 40amp. I have it connected to the first pair of red switches. The black breakers are 15 amp each, the reds are 20 amps each. Jumper bars are included in the kit, as are instructions. For 220V 30 amp you would jumper a pair of the black switches. Allow me to reiterate how ridiculously simple this is to install. You will spend more time planning your circuits than the actual wiring will take. Instructions are very clear. When we eventually move into another house I will buy this again and install there as well.
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It may be a bit overkill for that pool. But yes it'll work. Not sure on adapters.
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Replace 15 amp circuit breaker with a 20 amp breaker. Yes I know the manual calls for a 15 amp breaker, and the motor is rated at 10.9 amps. It worked and both Hayward and licensed electrician agreed the pump would be OK. Cheap and quick fix.
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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
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have you called Hayward for assistance? I read 'wanda's' owners manual. I dont see anywhere it says what watts, amps or gph the motor should be. I had an IRobot Verro. It just died last year. I was looking for an alternative. apparently 'wanda' is not the one! Sorry I cant be much help but thanks for yours!
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I used it as intended, for above ground pool. This is a 115 v motor and draws 12-15 amps . The motor is working near max power on normal installation. The added "head " or load would be too much for any extended period. I would look for 2 HP 230v system.
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I had a lot of problems with this unit.I would suggest you get a direct oem replacement for your existing controller. I actually had this send 220v to my pumps and it burned them up before I could figure out what was going on. I also had issues with how the main wires fit into the lugs.