can I use this to time the water going into a pool
462217
Sure - why not? Hook to hose - set timer - turn on water -Remember, it shuts off on time, not amount of water.
462218
As Mr. Obama would answer you, "Yes, we can". You can program the tap water to flow to your adressed pool everyday, at the time you decide and for how long you choose.
462219
Sure - why not? Hook to hose - set timer - turn on water - Remember, it shuts off on time, not amount of water.
922300
It can be used for anything I suppose. As long as you do not run more than 8 gallons per minute through the unit. These are designed for whole house application and using it for a recirculating application like a pool would not eliminate the bacteria as if there is bacteria present in the pool, all water has to be treated at once, it would infect the clean water as fast as the UV put it back into the pool.
769191
Yes. One can set the water frequency to: 8hr, 12hr, 24hr and every 2 days, 3 days, and 7 days (i.e., once a week). It is very reliable. We have ours set at every 24 hr.
281185
Yes, but do the math on the flow ratings to determine how long it will take. Also consider that the electrical cord is permanently connected and is only a certain length (check specs). You may not be able to place it on the bottom of the pool because the junction to the extension chord would be under water so you would have to lower the pump as the water line lowers. Make sense?
1440226
You can certainly T-off and run the timer but the pressure would be determined by the pressure you have on your line to begin with and the size of the pipes you use. The timer would have no bearing on that. The timer has standard hose sizing. Running 4 lines on one output will substantially reduce your output on the lines, to 25% on each line. Simple math. If your lines are of a smaller guage then you will not have a problem. Reduce the pipe size for their output (you can do this and maintain a good sprinkler system) and it will still work.
1251618
Not really, you select on and the amount of time by pushing it more than once when starting. Push on and push 1-3 more times to select the amount of time you want it to run -same button. Don't think you would be able to set it up with a timer, I could be wrong. It does run for a long time, it holds alot of water.
2056584
I think it would be enough. My pool is 24' and it will completely filter all in 4-5 hours. Really think Haward pool stuff lasts forever!
457500
Yes, I have this Aquatek unit and another hooked up to a timer. The plug is grounded so make sure you purchase a timer that has a grounded outlet (three prongs).
1532848
Probably a little overkill, but will work. I have an 11000 gallon pool and it creates a pretty good current when it's running. To get the exact size you need, you have to calculate how much water a minute it can move, compared to the recommendations for your size pool. I just looked at the Hayward pools website for that info.
899012
It depends on the wiring for the pump. If the wiring is correct, there shouldn't be any issues. ... I can set this timer for different times each day. And there is a manual override
1783574
Great timer and yes it can be set to water on specific days, not sure about attaching to 32ETI.....
174841
There is no timer. I just plug it in a little in advance. The water will be ready in around 10 minutes.
995448
Should work fine as long as the water is not too hard. Take a sample to your local pool supplies store and ask them to test it.
915019
The time is set by inserting the batteries. This means you must be present at the time of day you want the water to start flowing. It is kind of low tech but also the reason the timer is cheaper than others. In my experience over one summer it worked flawlessly.
953747
It really depends on your water parameters. But if you have really hard water (above 300ppm) this might not even work. Sorry I couldn't be more specific.
2170767
I would think so. I am using mine for a 1.5HP pump to power a water feature. One word of caution- this timer should be mounted high enough to allow your plug from the pump to be plugged into the bottom of the timer.
229051
No, it is not a water timer. It measures flow and total usage in gallons and liters. Works very well. Difficult to figure out how to change from the default liters to gallons but once you know, it's great.