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To be clear, its two breakers stacked one over the other with a piece connecting the switches so they always move together. This ensures they are on different poles/phases and you can't turn just one off. I'm not sure about everywhere else, but in the houses I've owned, that has been common...

Well, learn something new every day. Had no idea that was how to measure 240. I checked across both hot leads and got 0 voltage. Not sure what that indicates. If it matters, the 240 comes from a tandem set of breakers.

I just installed a new Century UST1102 motor on my Hayward Super Pump. Actually the second new motor today. I think I blew the first one when I had it set to 115 when it was actually wired for 230. Anyways, the newest new one is set to 230 and all hooked up. I can test the connection points on...