That pump works on 110V. Here are a few pictures.
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With the dry end open:
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Any additional suggestions?
I have never seen that motor in the field, never heard of it until your post. It appears to have been designed for the above-ground pool market, and/or for the Canadian market (the motor is listed on a Canadian Pool Store).
There is a diagram on one of my suppliers sites, that's how I almost recognize the motor.
On closer look, it very much looks like a Hayward Super 2 pump with a modified motor mounting plate.
If you look at the back of the motor (bottom picture), you will see 4 bolts (look just to the right of the ground wire). Those bolts are very thin and extend through the entire length of the motor and into the mounting plate of the pump body, hence a "through-bolt" motor.
There is a Canadian pool store (
Hayward - SPX1514Z2TFS - Motor 1.5Hp 2speed 60cyc Single Phase | Pool Supplies Canada) that says they can special order it (not likely able to get it) for $487.99.
The motor itself looks to be a special one as well, not a normal through-bolt, but one with the large shaft of a standard motor. The impeller is the same as used on a Hayward Super 2 pump as are many of the internal parts. You could get the mounting plate for a Super 2 and the appropriate bolts and install a regular pool motor that matches the impeller of your existing pump (single-speed motor). The existing sealplate should work.
Bottom line is that you would be better off obtaining a VSP like a Waterway PD140 which can operate on 120V. Or, since your plumbing looks easy, just Google "2-speed above ground pool pump" and the choices are many.
