Would ya'll mind posting a photo of how your pump/filter is hooked up? I want to see the RIGHT way and make sure that is what I get.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Huge Favor from my fellow AGP Owners~ Electrical hookup
- Thread starter lulupalooza
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lulu,
Will be glad to this afternoon after get home. What are you exactly looking for?where the outlet is? At what hight the outlet is? The cover that is on the outlet? A Timer? Etc..
Will be glad to this afternoon after get home. What are you exactly looking for?where the outlet is? At what hight the outlet is? The cover that is on the outlet? A Timer? Etc..
Well never heard back from you as far as what you are actual looking for, so I will just post these:.(excuse the mess 
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Thanks PI that is exactly what I am looking for and what I was thinking. I told the guy that I wanted the green metal box with the lock on it. Also I want it and the pool light box mounted on a piece of treated wood that is cemented in the ground and run to the exisiting outlet that was on the outside of the house. He came and took it off my AC though.
GazzMan
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- May 6, 2008
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glad this post is here coz i have some questions
what i want to do is to run my pool from inside the house,
I would like to be able to turn on :
pump
heater
lights
Individually obviously :?
So, can this be done with minimum fuss as tho to speak
what i want to do is to run my pool from inside the house,
I would like to be able to turn on :
pump
heater
lights
Individually obviously :?
So, can this be done with minimum fuss as tho to speak
I can run my pump and lights from insede the house. Don't have a heater.
There are two dedicated breakers in my panel, one for the pump, one for the lights and electrical outlets. There's a timer for the pump hooked into the pump breaker; this timer has a manual on/off switch so I can run the pump during the timer's 'off' hours, if needed.
We also wired an on/off switch for the pump to one of the deck posts for when I vacuum. It's within reach of the skimmer and allows me to create or break the vacuum with the vacuum plate on the skimmer basket. I don't forever have to hike all the way around the pool just to throw the toggle on the pump.
AnnaK
There are two dedicated breakers in my panel, one for the pump, one for the lights and electrical outlets. There's a timer for the pump hooked into the pump breaker; this timer has a manual on/off switch so I can run the pump during the timer's 'off' hours, if needed.
We also wired an on/off switch for the pump to one of the deck posts for when I vacuum. It's within reach of the skimmer and allows me to create or break the vacuum with the vacuum plate on the skimmer basket. I don't forever have to hike all the way around the pool just to throw the toggle on the pump.
AnnaK
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