Does it work via your pumps pressure, or via battery charge?
780792
it works with pump pressure. Attach it to where the water comes into the pool.
780793
This Intex Auto Pool Cleaner works via your pump pressure. Make sure that you hook up the cleaner to connect to the outlet line coming out of the pump and going into your pool. There is a minimum pump HP to make this work. I have a 1HP pump, which is is connected with a T-adaptor to connect the sand-filter outlet to both my solar heating panels, and the other line directly into the pool. The T-adapter allows me to adjust the pressure coming out into the pool by adjusting the T-adapter valve. This cleaner works very well, such that I bought a second cleaner for spare.
780794
pump presure and i have the pump model 633t which is surposed to be enough gallons per hour. also the vacume net inside the vacume is already falling apart and we only had it since april 25th
1694657
The pump does not work with electricity, it works with kinetic energy, and as such, no electric power supply is required. The input brine is to be connected to the waste output of your RO membrane and the output brine to your drain. Hope this helps.
1019523
This is a backup pump. The primary pump normally runs on ac power not a battery.
819292
The pump always runs off of battery power; however, if the main pump fails, and the power is still on, the battery is still constantly charging. So, the pump can run LONG periods of time, because the battery is always receiving a charge.
819293
Yes and no The pump runs itself just off battery but, the charger that is hooked to household senses when the battery is discharging and recharges the battery if household power is available.
194157
Do you want the automatic pump to run when the battery power is turned off? If so any single pole switch will work because your power to the float is wired direct to the battery. While the other power wire runs to the switch from battery controlling the manual operation. Did this help?
1153741
No ... But you must have the proper psi downstream for the pump to work .. The psi is listed on the pump instructions ...
1179759
find out what is the amps the pump will draw and get a converter of that value or larger. I believe most any battery charger would power this pump also for a temporary set up.
2285072
Hi Reilly, our pump IS NOT battery powered, but plugs into our cars power output for our cell phone. We transport our boat uninflated and upon arrival at the lake we lay the boat out on the ground and with the cars engine running connect the pump to the cell phone jack--it takes about 10 minutes to inflate the three separate intakes on our rubber boat. They may come battery powered, but I am not aware of it....Hope this helps---Terry M.
1789813
Tank is small but do not know know exact volume.(less than a gallon). I never had to adjust pre-charge pressure as I used it as is to prevent short cycling and it works fine as is. I assume pre-charge could be changed with air supply and air gage (not supplied).
38123
It is supposed to work from water pressure. One is not enough. I would not recommend.
1903257
It both plugs in to the wall to operate and store battery power and it works on battery power alone, although, I feel like it pumps harder when plugged in. But it is very effective and comfortable. I am really happy with mine. A friend of mine who uses an older Medela version is jealous of mine.
21744
The pump. It states the appropriate voltage for your pump in manual. I was going to get 12 V but my pump only works with 9V charger. Glad I checked. Hope this helps.
600379
My setup is a T connector added to the outlet side of the pump. One end of the T runs to the pressure tank, while the other end connects to the house main water line.The best part is this pump has a built-in pressure switch, so it turns on and off only when the pressure is low on the tank.
877001
As it runs, it charges the battery as an automotive engine would. However, I bought an inexpensive "float" charger that I keep in the battery at all times. Do not confuse with "trickle" charger, which can harm the battery. The "float" charger keeps the batter charged, and shuts off when it's no longer needed. The "trickle" constantly charges, and overcharges the battery. They're about $5.00 at Harbor Freight. Hope this helps.
1401625
My understanding is the battery charger auto controls the charge to the battery. Therefor the battery will not overcharge and boil the water out.
506255
Not directly. If you have a pressurized system as soon as there is a demand for water the pump should activate. Otherwise no.