Recent content by jw94549

I would love to keep my existing pump breakers, however the local authorities have adopted the 2019 codes, and all of the local pool service companies are requiring GFCI breakers on all pumps and heaters that touch the pool water. Otherwise they will not get involved in any equipment repair or...

Here is a pic of the mount plate from a parts web site. Not seeing any screws. If this will not work, then I would install the 80 model in my main service panel. There is space for a double pole breaker connection to the HEPD.

Allen I saw your other post about the HEPD50/80 which the instructions say can be installed by direct bus. Would that work in my Jandy sub panel with the Intermatic breaker base? I'm not seeing an appropriate "bus mounting screw" per the instructions. Just the incoming lugs. Here is...

I'm out of breaker space in the Jandy sub panel. If this requires a separate breaker, then I would have to go "whole home" and install on the main service panel, where there is space.

Allen, thank you for your replies. I believe the landscaping light circuit has too much to be combined with other loads. Long conduit run, 2 low voltage transformers, outlets they plug into, and a couple line voltage lights for a big tree. Not to mention subject to irrigation, and I have...

All 3 pumps and the heater are 230v, using the Breakers on the left. The controller, pool light and landscape lights are 115v, with breakers on the right. Each pump is now on its own circuit breaker and I want to keep it that way. The only equipment doubled up at present are the main pump...

I have a circa 2005 in ground pool with the Jandy Aqualink RS automation system that includes an 8 space sub panel. My pool guy recommended that I upgrade the breakers to GFCI for safety. I currently have two GFCI breakers - the pool light and the landscaping lights. The remaining breakers...