Will this device work with Watts 500800 pump?
1061281
Both the Watts and Grundfos pumps and valves appear identical to one another (one obviously makes it for the other) and their functions are identical.
1061282
ABSOLUTELY! It is actually designed to work with it. I couldn't afford buying the Watts pump here in Spain due to customs & VAT, so I installed a lower quality simple recirculation pump, normally used for irrigation...You will have a winner with that pump-valve/valves setup.Good luck and Merry Christmas.
1061283
The device comes with the 500800 if I read the web correctly. So, yes it will work
1553020
I believe it would. If you can find the voltage specs on your pump I can tell you I am a electrician so I can do the math to figure it out. But I'm pretty sure it can with 75w of power.
1911916
I had to take a look at the timer to answer. The rating on it is 15 amp, 1800 watt. So as long as you fall below those max ratings on the timer you should be ok. I bought it because it was the only basic timer I could find with this high of a watt and amp rating that would control a 1.5 HP pool pump, all the others had too low of a wattage and amperage rating. I am satisfied with this timer, its basic, affordable and will power larger items. I had a really fancy digital timer I paid 4 times more than this one for and the electronics in it went bad. I like the simplicity of this one without any electronics that can go bad again.
1110141
It's a power supply. It has no idea about whether you connected an led or a stereo to it. It will work. However, you are looking to use a pump that is at the upper limits of this power supply, with a pump that in all likelihood has an inrush current of more than 7.5 amps, potentially exceeding what this supply is rated at. If I were you, I'd look for at least 125w.
636621
I suggest you buy a converter which supports power at least 3 times larger than what you really need, this will make you less trouble. Thus for your PS, 500W seems good enough.
57348
Probably not, it sends a low voltage low current output that would definitely not turn a pump on directly. You might be able to have it turn on a low voltage relay that would then turn on the pump.
2026639
I cannot say for sure since I don't know enough about your pump, but I think it would work. I use this to control the speed of a 12V, 6A motor and it works very well.
201975
I believe this meter unit works for up to 7500 running watts. It sounds like yours is 6000 running watts with a surge of 7000 watts. Yes; this will work for you.
1506277
I'm sure it'll do fine. It's rated 1600W, so your 800W should be no prob. Powers my 1/2HP sump pump fine, which I think is much less efficient than yours drawing a bit more than 800W from source.
807710
Not for sure, but my pump is a 1.5 hp. You my not have enough power to operate this filter. Cannot say yes.
1155583
I have not used it for that purpose. You need to check the specs on the specific pump to see if the power requirement is less than the 175 watt rating of the inverter. If so it should work fine.
1188461
Assuming you make the proper connections, the switch should do fine on a 12 V battery pump. My battery pump has the same float switch and is rated for 10 Amps at 125V.
312363
It would probably work but I would be inclined to go with a solid state switch. They use a probe mounted vertically in the skimmer that would cut power to the pump in the event that the water goes below a certain level. It allows a lot more accuracy than the float type switch.
1423975
It sure will..... for a month or two. I've had two of these, original and warranty replacement. The electronics burn out within two months. Now I have 2 dead pumps and no satisfaction. Do NOT buy this product!!
556941
It is rated for 300 watts so as long as your pump does not exceed that it will
996783
It should work. The box it came in and the unit shows it produces 12 votes, 90 watts and 7.5 amps.
300176
I've used these pumps on both 6 volt and 12 volt. Output pressure is 4 to 5 pounds