Will this generator power a 240v well pump?
1593555
I would say yes,I never have but, mine has run our electric range (240 v) our pump is 120 v.
1593556
It uses what is kind of know as split 240v 120 per leg. I do believe it would power your pump if your pump can be plugged in like it was a dryer plug.Hope this helps. Dan Rooks
1593557
Yes, as long as you have it hooked up using the 240v. I run my well pump on it.
1941777
Most well pumps are 240 volt. You stated "deep water" which would indicated a need for a higher hp pump. Usually any pump over 1/3hp will be a 240v pump. These generators are 120v only!
1521018
I believe the voltage rating is 120 volts. To do 240 v you would need an adaptor.
1554728
Not sure. It runs off of 110 household voltage, so I assume that a standard generator would work.
89799
It should, I use it to switch on a 12 volt pump daily. I have a 12 volt battery and a 45 watt solar panel along with the pump, and this works pretty good. I really like it. Used it for 4 months so far, no problems.
1252765
im pretty sure no but you can buy a voltage adaptor that plugs into your 240 outlet and converts it to a 120 voltage shop on line at parts express.com or find a electronic store and ask them this should work out for you
1794683
No it does not. You likely have a 100 or 200 amp electric service and the generator has an output of about 30 amps. It should be able to handle your essential circuits though using an 8-10 circuit transfer panel
2031353
Probably, but it depends entirely on how much electricity your heat pump draws. The generator puts out 12,000 watts, which is roughly 50 amps at 220 volts. Look at the data plate on your heat pump for how many amps it requires (at 220 v.) and you'll get your answer.
839059
Yes, it can be powered from 240 ACT mains, provided you get the appropriate mains plug for your country's power outlet.It can also be powered via the USB connector cable supplied.
2035470
It is about 80A at 240V and 160A at 120V. It is not large enough to handle our whole house if the wrong combination of loads are on at power loss. So, if we are home the generator would not be able to start. We would shed large loads (water heater, oven, dryer, heat pump, etc) and start manually. When we leave town we turn off the water heater and one heat pump so the load is not too large. Have only had a few power losses and no problems so for.
2207848
Yes. I ran my 3/4hp well pump and other high-draw tools without a problem. This generator is fantastic- starts every time and runs like a champ.
1482721
Yes. "...one 240-volt twist-lock outlet..." You need to make sure that your item is wired in such a way that it can access the way the 240 volts are presented from the generator.
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.
1585549
Patrick, no, this " -hp" has a regular three prong, 110V plug for the generator box and the same type receptacle for your pump motor. If you go to the Hayward website you can download the manual which explains the model code. Twist lock will have a " -TL" on the end. hope this helps. i bought mine last spring and love it!
739817
No, but as long as the pump is DC powered and it is no more than 0-24 volts (max rated controller voltage) you should be good
1744891
Yes. Refer to Figure 10 (on Page 6) of the manual and observe TB1 wiring Block. By connecting the AC Line in to the 240 terminal instead of the 120 terminal, the unit will operate on 240VAC.
2256686
It will work as long as it is connected between a switch and a 12 volt power source. I suggest connecting it into a 12 volt wire that goes to some kind of light that lets you know that the generator is running