i order this system last year and now i want to add booster pump, what kind of booster pump should i choose and what else parts should i need?
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First ask why do you NOW need a booster pump after a year? If the flow was fine when you first installed then you need to consider replacing the filters first. If you already replaced the filters then you need to make sure the air pressure in the holding tank is correct. When the tank is completely empty of water, detached from the system and the top 'water' valve is open you SHOULD read around 4 to 6 psi at the valve that looks like the air stem on a bicycle. You can increase the pressure closer to 10 psi but you run the risk of popping the bladder inside the tank. The higher the bladder pressure the faster the water will be pushed out the tank. However, the higher the pressure the less water that can be held inside the tank. If you have done each of these things but still suffer from low water pressure, you can now consider adding a booster pump if your house water pressure is less than 30 psi. The Watts Premier 560043 booster pump has a flow sensor that senses when it needs to be on. The motor remains off unless the system is making water. Hope this helps.
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Contact John Chen at, sales@ispringfilters.com. He can give you exact items needed. They also sell filter supplies for this unit and can answer any tech questions you may have. I rate them 5 stars, higher if there was such a thing I've been their customer for 3 years and have had this system and have had excellent service from them.
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I have 2 of these pumps and both came with everything needed.. just plug it in.
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When you refer to reducer are you referring to a regulator. You should only have one regulator, not two. If you do not have a regulator that could be your problem. The regulator should be on the outlet line which would be between the booster pump and your house. There are several diagrams available on the internet which shows the different ways to run your system.
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I replaced the same pn as you except B3 at end. I believe this will work fine, but this advice is worth what you paid for it ;') The most important I think is the frame type for connection to your pump. Took me a bit to figure out how to unscrew the pump impeller... after that, I forgot to switch from default 220V to 120V setting, then it was clean sailing, or swimming as the case may be.
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This is the same kit I purchased and yes it comes with everything in the photo. My suggestion is to put your own fuel system together and purchase the base kit. I find the pump I got in this kit gets pretty hot and noisy after prolonged driving.
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According to the description, and assuming you bought an Orbit booster pump separately from this kit, the pump comes fitted with 3/8" push-to-connect fittings that are compatible with the tubing in this kit. Regarding where to put it, the pump should be connected downstream of the filter assembly. This allows the pump to work with clean water. If you put the pump upstream of the filter, not only do you subject it to more sediment and mechanical wear, but you also lose pressure at the misting nozzles because the filter will act as a flow restrictor. So the outlet of the pump should be connected as close as possible to the point of use for maximum results. Hope one of these answers your question.
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You need to purchase the amount of tubing you will need. Tubing does NOT come with the pump.
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Yr question doesn't make sense, but I'll try to answer anyway. The pump as pictured is the entire pump impeller, housing, mounting, etc. You do have to buy the whole thing, as far as I know individual parts are not avail
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Do you mean if the inlet pressure is sufficient then the booster pump would cutoff? I do not think so because the pump would need a bypass if this was the case and I have not seen such. Without a bypass the pump would limit water flow so you would not have the pressure at the necessary flow rate with the pump not running. the purpose of the booster pump is to make sure their is sufficent pressure with sufficient fo to run the polaris so it cleans effectively. If your system has enough pressure without it it you dont need one, btu if you need one you need it all the time, if you want your pool clean that is. Do you mean if the inlet pressure is sufficient then the booster pump would cutoff? I do not think so because the pump would need a bypass if this was the case and I have not seen such. Without a bypass the pump would limit water flow so you would not have the pressure at the necessary flow rate with the pump not running. the purpose of the booster pump is to make sure their is sufficent pressure with sufficient fo to run the polaris so it cleans effectively. If your system has enough pressure without it it you dont need one, btu if you need one you need it all the time, if you want your... » Read More Do you mean if the inlet pressure is sufficient then the booster pump would cutoff? I do not think so because the pump would need a bypass if this was the case and I have not seen such. Without a bypass the pump would limit water flow so you would not have the pressure at the necessary flow rate with the pump not running. the purpose of the booster pump is to make sure their is sufficent pressure with sufficient fo to run the polaris so it cleans effectively. If your system has enough pressure without it it you dont need one, btu if you need one you need it all the time, if you want your pool clean that is. « Show Less
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by the picture it does incluce the pump, you MUST read the whole description to make sure (send your questions to the seller - they will answer or give you the better options), when i bought mine it came with the pump, sand filter & salt water system.you will want to get a better ladder & a Hayward Above-Ground Automatic Pool Cleaner & leaf catcher. also.
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No, you don't use a booster pump for the 360. If you have a booster pump you'll use the Polaris 280. Backyard Pool Superstore
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If I remember correctly- you need to order them separate. I remeber shopping around on Amazon, until I found a vendor that had the vlalve and pumps in stock and had them shipped together. You can also order them from intex directly as well..I think they are called pump upgrade kits.
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That's just the backup pump and the power kit. They used a picture showing the entire set with the main pump.
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I have only had 1 warranty replacement of the electronics since 2010.You definitely want to check it occasionally and make sure it is running freely or you will burn it up.The 1600gph pump is rated for pools up to 12800 gals,so if that one is close to that I'd recommend upgrading to the 2650gal pump.Also make sure to backwash it at least 1x/mo to get rid of blockage in the sand from use.I usually watch the pressure gauge and when it gets close to the red I backwash it.
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You should return it and get the pump pictured. Mine came with everything shown and we didn't have to modify anything for it to work. It installed very easily and looked just like the old one.
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You don't need the second booster. Either don't order it ,or if you already have purchased it, sell it here or on Ebay.
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I would advise you to get a professional to do it. I am fairly handy and decided to do a job myself. I bought what I thought was an exact replacement pump for my A/C system and in the end had to get an A/C technician to install it as it was not the correct one. The replacement did not have the automatic electronic connection (or something like it). He had to do a work around to get it to work. When there are so many models, it is easy to pick the wrong one. Maybe you will have better luck than me.