What is the flow rate on low speed? Does the pump use 115 volts on both speeds or is it 230 on the high speed?
1250359
Don't know the flow rate, but, I can tell you that on low speed it is around 2 psi and on high it is about 10 psi. 115 vac hi and low.
1250360
Don't know the flow rate but it does use 115 volts, both speeds. I have a 24' round above ground pool and it's more than sufficient. Only thing I don't like is when you use high speed on a hot day it doesn't take long for the overload to trip. Then it takes 15-20 mins for it to come back on. I use high speed alot when I vacuum the pool, so it's a PITA!
812233
This pump head (as I understand it) is designed for the Model 2088 which pumps 3.3 GPM at 45 PSI. The 12 VDC is 7 amps max. The 115 VAC is .9 Max. Amp.The Model 2093 is designed for 2 GPM at 5.5 Max, Amp on a 12 Volt system. So make sure you have the proper size fuse in place to protect the motor and reduce the cut-out pressure with the screw adjustment on the pump to keep the smaller motor from over working. Hope this helps.
1608297
With my pump running at 3000 rpm it shows I am using just under 900 watts. Hope that helped
1335940
It is variable speed pump, which varies the flow. Works great. Saves on energy cost.
1580676
This pump has the electrical incorporated in to the top cover. The float is pre-wired, so all you do is plug it into an 120 VAC common household outlet. The outlet should be 120 VAC rated at 20 amps at the breaker. The service disconnect is you unplugging the pump. This pump will run when the float is lifted up by the water level in the receiver tank. The pump running stops when the water level allows the float to flop down (as seen in the illustration at Amazon). Hope this answers your question - Mike
1571035
Make sure that the clock voltage is correct for your application. The 120U is 120Volts on the clock , but still uses 240Volts to operate the pump.
366265
I live in Palm Springs Ca, and replaced my 1.5 hp pump with a sp2300vsp and am very happy with it. Runs my pool vac even on a lower rpm ( 1700) saves money on my electric bill also
1951173
Good question. I think 115/230 volt rating is a misprint. It should say 115/120 volt rating. The plug is not a 230 volt plug.
1623164
this was pulled from the site from where I purchased the pump "...Technical Specs: 115volts/60hz/35 watts (6,000 Gallons every 24 hours)"... - comes to 4.17gpm
262606
You can download the manual from Jandy site, http://www.zodiacpoolsystems.com/Products/Water-Sanitizers/AquaPure-Ei.aspx select "Downloads" tab. This will answer most of your questions. I have a low flow pump but it will not turn on the in-line flow switch therefore I have to run in high speed mode. I am going to try to modify the flow switch paddle larger to catch more water flow to turn on the sanitizer. Currently I run at 5 hours high speed produces enough chlorine for 22,000 gallon pool. Small amount of energy, benefit is not having to deal with adding chlorine at all.
974667
I am a HVAC contractor and have used at least a 100 of these styles. The contacts at 240v can handle .5 amps- if your load is close to that and you want to extend the life of the control you can use the ETC to switch a pilot duty relay and let the relay control the pump.
745331
Big savings come if you can run the pump around 2100 RPM where it will be drawing approx 2-2.5 amps. My 16 X 32 pool is kept clear with pump running at 1940 RPM 24 Hrs a day. (410 Watts or 1.8 amps at 230 Approx). Your situation will be different but any setting that will allow you to run the pump at less than full speed might result in savings over a single speed motor.
174053
Must of the pumps are wire for 115/230 if you open the back cover you'll see the switch is close to the power connectors
979112
Mountain Dave, I see those specs on line also, and they don't make sense to me either, but, yes, according to the spec sheet enclosed with the pump, it's 3/4 hp and 120 volts. I have model CDU980E, same specs. If you "roll over" the Wayne label on the website which enlarges everything, it clearly shows 120v.
1856938
It does not have a speed control. You would mount a ball valve on the output side of the pump and control the flow with the valve.
2247786
1/200 HP, 1.1 Amps. While this may differ from the other answers you were given, my answer is from Little Giant, the manufacturer of the pump. BTW, it's a great pump!
45637
My info says 2.8 amps at 12 volts. If you need more info just GoogleRule 20R Bilge pump and you can pretty much find everything you need. Hope this helps!