Gents,
Planning to wire up the new motor this weekend. B2983 - Recommendations? 10, 12, 14? SHP is 2.20
Planning to wire up the new motor this weekend. B2983 - Recommendations? 10, 12, 14? SHP is 2.20
Planning to wire up the new motor this weekend
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Re: Solid vs Stranded Wire
Bump. Thinking you gurus missed this because it was early.
Bump. Thinking you gurus missed this because it was early.
Re: Solid vs Stranded Wire
What size breaker are you using ... that determines the wire size ... assuming you do not have some ridiculously long run.
The pump is only 10A, so you could use a 15A breaker with 14 AWG wire ... again if the run is not too long.
What size breaker are you using ... that determines the wire size ... assuming you do not have some ridiculously long run.
The pump is only 10A, so you could use a 15A breaker with 14 AWG wire ... again if the run is not too long.
I'm replacing the section from the timer to the pump - about 10 feet all said. The breaker is a 20 amp.
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So I figured out where the algae was hiding that was impacting my overnight drop test...
More to come as we roll. Off to Home Depot for some electrical parts
So I figured out where the algae was hiding that was impacting my overnight drop test...
More to come as we roll. Off to Home Depot for some electrical parts
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It's installed!
There was a little confusion on the L2 post ... That is where your unswitched hot leg goes. I don't think that matches the side of the pump but it is what the engineering drawing on the century site has. Other than that and a nail in my tire from the HD run it has been uneventful.
So this is the water flow on low (and I can't hear the pump at all)
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And this is the water flow on high
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On high there is no perceptible difference from the B855. I'm glad I went with the b2983 instead of the 84. High with the 84 just would have been too much.
Not all the way cleaned up but you get the picture
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Pressure on high is 22 low is 9
There was a little confusion on the L2 post ... That is where your unswitched hot leg goes. I don't think that matches the side of the pump but it is what the engineering drawing on the century site has. Other than that and a nail in my tire from the HD run it has been uneventful.
So this is the water flow on low (and I can't hear the pump at all)
[attachment=2:3td4ms7o]ImageUploadedByTapatalk1369513515.590863.jpg[/attachment:3td4ms7o]
And this is the water flow on high
[attachment=1:3td4ms7o]ImageUploadedByTapatalk1369513559.021097.jpg[/attachment:3td4ms7o]
On high there is no perceptible difference from the B855. I'm glad I went with the b2983 instead of the 84. High with the 84 just would have been too much.
Not all the way cleaned up but you get the picture
[attachment=0:3td4ms7o]ImageUploadedByTapatalk1369513687.157510.jpg[/attachment:3td4ms7o]
Pressure on high is 22 low is 9
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