Can I operate my deep well pump which requires 220V 30amp with this unit?
1078330
I have my well pump on one side red connector and my hot water heater on the other side red connector. My generator isn't big enough to run both at the same time,so I turn off the water heater breaker when tank is full of hot water and cut on the well pump breaker. I have to alternate them is what I am trying to say.
1078331
If you need a 220v 30amp circuit this unit is too small, this unit comes with two 220v 20amp circuits.
1078332
Yes, you can. The instructions are very clear for wiring for 220V circuits. And their 800 number is very helpful if you have questions that their instructions don't answer.
1078333
You may want to check the actual draw on your circuit as the switch uses 20 amp breakers...it may work?
1078334
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.
483864
My country also operates 220V but we have the adapter which we use previously so if you do not have the adapter i think you have to buy together with the breast pump.
1220651
Yes they do make a 220/230v version of this pump, Homebrewstuff does not carry them in stock but if you would like to order one you can call and ask for Josh R. at (208)375-2559 , if yo call in I can get one ordered for you.
566799
Sorry, this does not have the capacity for that large of a pump. This is more of a voltage adapter for small things like hair dryers, curling irons, clothes irons, and the like. I have a well with a 220VAC/3 HP pump 500 feet deep. I use a 17 KW propane generator to power that. It's something like this kind of model:http://www.generac.com/all-products/generators/home-backup-generators/guardian-series/17kwGood luck!
935067
You could use this pump for 220V without any adapter ,cause the range is from 100-240V.
203885
This is difficult for me to say. You'll need a basic understanding about how to wire the motor to your power supply. The motor is factory wired for 220 v power supply. If your power is 110v, you must change the wiring configuration which is not difficult if you know what you are doing. The provided hoses and quick disconnects are very difficult to use. I end up using PVC to pipe up the pump.
1347733
Mine uses 120V. You might want to contact Little Giant Pump to see if they make a 220V model.
1499022
The voltage rating is 110v. I don't believe the pump can handle 240v. 240v may burn the pump up so I would not recommend that.
97960
Pardon my first answer. I just assumed 110V but the specs indicate 110-220V so you should be fine. I've used this unit continuously for over 2yrs in our well vault and it's still going strong. Highly recommended!
1669591
That motor is configurable for either 110 volts or 220 volts, which it calls Lo and Hi. You need to figure out what voltage your supply is and adjust the white and brown wires to the corresponding positions. When you change out the pump mark your wired and you should be fine.
566798
Is all about how many Amps you can draw; dividing 500 W, the power, to 220V the voltage, will give you the Amps. Look on the well pump for the amperage, but I think that will not do, 2 3/4 HP is a big pump and probably will draw around 12A.
1792414
This unit is 220 V; not 110 V. As far as the plumbing concern I did this myself along with the wiring. Hope this helps you good luck
322098
It would be possible to wire it to work for that but it will require a 24V power supply and a relay with a 24V coil and contacts rated for 120V A/C. Since you will be dealing with high voltage, it should be enclosed in an insulated or grounded enclosure. I'm not sure what you want to accomplish. I imagine that you have a 120VAC pump that filters the water and you are concerned about it discharging into the floor. In the event that happened, you would want it to shut off the pump. Is that correct?
1061033
The power on this is 110V. To be perfetctly frank with you. Though the unit is nice and may do well for a 30 gallon tank. I wouldn't advise it for anything larger if it is to be saltwater. Go with the traditional sump and overflow with the separate protien skimmer. This is a nice unit if you are considering small but will not properly do the job on anything larger.
946717
Yes. Ideally you would want a 50 amp circut, but you'll be just fine with a 220/30amp.
1150865
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.
304253
yes, it requires a 120v outlet. However the pump itself is just a small thing, I didn't use mine constantly. Just run a extension cord to it and run it overnight every so often.