Everbilt 1-1/2hp pump wiring

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Hi All,
Just checking my logic here on this excellent site. I just picked up a new Everbilt 1-1/2hp variable speed pool pump from someone locally (not from Home Depot, who I’m told makes these pumps).

I want to confirm that the wiring I plan on doing will be correct. As seen in the pictures below, the label says that the pump is 230 volts. The junction box has a White wire, a Black wire and a ground wire.

The technician on the phone said “yeah, hook up the two hot wires from the wall to the two in the junction box — one supply line to white, the other to black”. He did not sound super confident…

These look so much like wires for 110 volts that I am having some hesitation… does it sound correct to you guys/gals?

Thanks,
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Hi All,
Just checking my logic here on this excellent site. I just picked up a new Everbilt 1-1/2hp variable speed pool pump from someone locally (not from Home Depot, who I’m told makes these pumps).

I want to confirm that the wiring I plan on doing will be correct. As seen in the pictures below, the label says that the pump is 230 volts. The junction box has a White wire, a Black wire and a ground wire.

The technician on the phone said “yeah, hook up the two hot wires from the wall to the two in the junction box — one supply line to white, the other to black”. He did not sound super confident…

These look so much like wires for 110 volts that I am having some hesitation… does it sound correct to you guys/gals?

Thanks,
DavidView attachment 417811View attachment 417812View attachment 417811View attachment 417811View attachment 417811
 
Yeah, that pump is clearly labeled as a 230 volt. I understand why the white and black would grab your attention versus two black or perhaps a red & black. But regardless of the wire covering, they serve the same purpose - two hot legs for 230V.
 
Texas Splash said:
Don't forget to connect ground to that bond lug as well. I don't hear much about that model pump, so let us know how well it works for you over time.
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You don’t connect the electrical ground wire to the outside bonding lug.

Electrical ground connects to the green wire.

#8 copper bonding wire connects to the bonding lug.

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ajw22 said:
You don’t connect the electrical ground wire to the outside bonding lug.
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That's not what I meant, but I get the need to clarify. Bond wire of course. I edited my comment above to be clear.
 
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Hi Texas, All,

Sorry to not circle back with a response. Shortly after posting this, I got pulled away from all things pool-related to focus on helping my Mother-in-Law recover after a heath scare.

It has been a long road, and I am now just getting back to swapping this pump and filter in the hopes of opening the pool by June… :)


A very belated thanks for the help. This site is filled with generous, knowledgeable people, and I appreciate it!!!

David
 
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