Can this be installed on an existing 20 amp double pole? I currently do not have any room in my panel? I want to protect my pool equipment? Thank you
1692547
Hard to tell from your question exactly what you are planning to do. It certainly can be used to protect one load on a double pole circuit but it should be connected through a breaker on each line. See the instructions at this link- http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Surge%20Protective%20Devices/IG%20Series/IG1240RC3%20Instructions.ashx
1692548
Hard to tell from your question exactly what you are planning to do.It certainly can be used to protect one load on a double pole circuit but it should be connected through a breaker on each line.See the instructions at this link-http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Surge%20Protective%20Devices/IG%20Series/IG1240RC3%20Instructions.ashx
1006725
that crank will work for a 12x24 pool. However it does not come with the aluminum pole, only thr cranks.
165267
It will not work. I wouldn't use 20 gauge wire for any load greater than 1 AMP.
1264651
Depends on the pool rail you intend to install. Only one is necessary for the above pool rail if it only has one post.
953359
Yes. Depending on the size of the diameter of the pole, you may need a larger clamp and some electric tape to use the pool cleaner pole. The aluminum pole is slippery and will slide off without the electric tape to hold it on.
1782918
no it will not work on a single pole 20 amp breaker. you will need 10/3 n/m wire (which is #10 gauge wire with a black a red a white and a bare wire). This will require a 2 pole 30 amp breaker that is compatible with your panel. By the way there is no such thing as "110v" or "220V" anymore it's all 120v or 240v and for some reason when people say 110 or 220 it really bothers me.
2045037
I am not really sure what that pole is but any standard pole pole will work. We love the water tech pool blaster. My pool is 20x40 and I can clean the whole thing before the battery dies.
5333
You would have to find a 30 ft pole to roll the cover. You need a deck, since this is for in ground pools.
1579344
I had an existing pole for an AC light that had the cable severed. I removed the light on top and replaced it with the top of the solar light. I did not use the pole that came with this light. Sorry!
1922257
Can I install this on a pool other than Intex. I have a basic 15' round pool
1209895
I'm not qualified to answer that question. I'm not a professional. I'm using it for lighting & a bath fan. I use a 15 amp breaker with 14g wire, not a 20. I always check manufactures recommendations. There may be local codes as well to consider when running a new circuit.
164020
I really am not sure but you could try going to www.poolsupplies.com and ask them. They have helped me over the years. I hope that will help you figure out what you need.
1104701
Probably so if the pole fits snuggly into the hole and does not end up to low near the surface of the water. We used the holes for our protective fencing around the outside of the pool edge last year. This year we drilled a hole and used the metal fitting that came with the pole about three feet from the waters edge and it works beautifully. I use my tether daily and am really happy with it. Just make sure you have enough space from the umbrella footing to the end of the pool otherwise you will hit the wall with your fingers. That is why we ended up drilling our new hole three foot back from the edge of the pool. Dayna Probably so if the pole fits snuggly into the hole and does not end up to low near the surface of the water. We used the holes for our protective fencing around the outside of the pool edge last year. This year we drilled a hole and used the metal fitting that came with the pole about three feet from the waters edge and it works beautifully. I use my tether daily and am really happy with it. Just make sure you have enough space from the umbrella footing to the end of the pool otherwise you will hit the wall with your fingers. That is why we ended up drilling our new hole three foot back... » Read More Probably so if the pole fits snuggly into the hole and does not end up to low near the surface of the water. We used the holes for our protective fencing around the outside of the pool edge last year. This year we drilled a hole and used the metal fitting that came with the pole about three feet from the waters edge and it works beautifully. I use my tether daily and am really happy with it. Just make sure you have enough space from the umbrella footing to the end of the pool otherwise you will hit the wall with your fingers. That is why we ended up drilling our new hole three foot back from the edge of the pool. Dayna « Show Less
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I'm no home electrician, but as an auto electrical tech I'm pretty good with wiring. So if I understand this correctly the L14-30 on the cable is going into the L14-30 on the box, and you want the L14-20 on the other end of the cable will be going into a gen or other power unit, correct? This would work as far as the connecting everything.... meaning the ends will all fit together. The problem is Amps. The L14-30's are rated at 2X30 amp lines with 1 shared ground and 1 shared common, where the L14-20 is only rated at 2X20 amp power lines with common and ground. I don't know that this would be to code first off so I have to add the disclaimer "check with a licensed electrician". As far as "in theory", yes, this would work as far as getting power from point A to B. But your box is rated at 30 amps with a full load(all breakers on), your L14-20 is only 20 amps. So while in an emergency you could provide power to the box, you would never have enough amperage to turn all the breakers on at once without risking an overload. I'd also like to add, That you will need to know how your box is wired to "safely turn breakers on without overloading". Since you have 2 poles feeding the breakers, you will only have 20 amps available PER POLE or per wire. Its not like some think 2X20 means I can turn 40 amp worth of breakers on, you will be limited to 20 amps per wire or you could/will blow the safety (if equipped) on the gen. You can not just assume the left side is one (pole) or wire and the right side the other. Sometimes they are and sometimes they are not. Also keeping in mind that double breakers pull from both sides or wires at once. Hope this helps and feel free to contact me or ask another question. If I can help I will.
2262159
I concur with the other 7 answers you've received so far. The only worry might be the extra 10 amps, 25% more than what the original installer decided on. My breaker hasn't blown but hasn't had a reason to do so.
1224914
Hi, This is Steve over at Aqua Products. The answer is yes as this unit has a 50 ft. cable. Remember the power supply must be at least 12 ft. from the pool edge. It's always best to you measure the distance from the furthest point of the pool to the power supply. I hope this helps... Note: Only place enough cable in the pool that is needed to help prevent tangling.
724389
We tried it on our vinyl lined pool and it did not work. Would disconnect from the pole often. We returned it.