Will this work on a negative edge pool that flows over two edges of a rectangle? Will the water flow set it off when the pump turns on? Thanks
463531
I am not sure. You might want to check with the company that makes it. I have been very pleased with mine. So far this summer I have had only one false alarm and that was during a thunderstorm of biblical proportions. I really like the feature that when the alarm is in the pool it is always on. To swim, just remove the alarm from the pool and silence it with the red fob. This is the 3rd different alarm I have had in three years and this one is definitely the best as far as I am concerned.
463532
Well all I can say us that it did not do well on a regular pool edge. It was too sensitive and would go off in a stiff breeze. Also had to take it out when we wanted to swim. Totally disappointed in the product.
1561290
The out put is just off the axis, so the water ends up coming out cone shaped, I had one in evolv 4 never had an issue, but my pump wasnt huge.
348165
This pump works for you. You can keep it on the pool cover. When there is water over 1.25", the pump will automatically start to pump water out. Once water level lowers down to .25" the pump will stop.
122442
This is a single circuit timer. Unless the pool pump and chlorine generator operate at the same voltage, I would recommend against using this.Best case would be a two circuit timer.
1416739
it works off the return line from the filter. It uses the force of the water (coming from the filter and pump through the return line) to create a vortex that sucks debris into its filter bag. There is no way that it could possibly suck air into your pump so there is no reason to be concerned about that. I have used it for 2 full pool seasons and it works great.
1384847
Sorry, my emails got buried... It should be more than enough to keep that pool pretty. Try taking a piece of 1.5" and 2" pool hose to the ports. I think this pump will work with both sizes. If they fit or, can be adapted, you should be good. Make sure there will always be continuous flow to the pump though. All the pump is going to do is draw water, filter it and push it back into the pool. I'll look around and post if I find anything.
761532
I'm not sure - it is entirely closed so you can't see the water level when it's operational. I think the float was about an inch from the top to trigger it on, though. We never had a problem with overflow until the entire switch died.
38125
No. It works off of the pool return water pressure. I bought two if them. One for each return. I don't like them. They didn't work very well. I replaced them with the regular return ball fittings.
429765
My power rarely, ever goes out here in Long Beach, Ca, but when it does it does not bother the pool settings. I don't use the pumps timers. My VSP is connected to a Hayward Aqua-Logic salt water system. The Aqua-Logic controls every thing and does not lose the settings that I have on it from power failures.
2193059
The pump has no on / off switch. Bring a 6 'cable that plugs directly over the receptacle. I have it connected to a timer, it works perfect.
336499
The flow switch only tells your system when water is flowing. It can only fail in one of two ways. If it never switches on, your salt system will not work. If it stays on when no water is flowing, things could possibly get dangerous. Look at your "No Flow" light after the pump is running for a few minutes. It should turn off. Now, switch off the pump and the "No Flow" light should come on. If these two things happen, your flow switch is OK.
165854
This setup works via two probes. One high and one low. When both probes sense continuity to ground (though water) it fires the pump. Pump will run till both probes read no continuity to ground (sump crock empty). It is a good system and worry free.
2063589
Turning the valve to backflush and turning on the pump allows pool water to wash the dirt from the sand and it flows out an outlet designed for this. I have attached a old pump hose to mine to allow it to drain out in the yard. Good pump!
184471
I have used mine for hrs at a time w/o rest pumping 100s of gallons from my pool. It has not gone off and on like you say so I don't know. I have pulled it out of water for a moment. It went off. Then it was immediately back on once it is back in the water.
1856944
No. You control flow by limiting the outflow. I have a valve on the output and the pump can run even when it's completely closed.
1426337
I have used the pump and not turned it off until there is only about an inch or two of water in the low spot where I have it sitting. The wind or sun dries the rest fairly quickly. I love mine, it has been a real joy not cleaning the pool all winter and I have checked and the water is crystal clear and not a thing in the pool pump strainer.
41833
There is a switch on the pump that allows you to set the degree of flow. I didn't want to bother with pulling the pump back out, so I just stuck some hornwort in front of the output. Voila! Happy neons!