Needing two timers

[Ezbagr]

In the process of having an above ground pool installed, going to have a 2 speed pump and a stenner pump chlorine dispenser.
I will need two separate timers, correct? What is recommended and how to wire them?

 

[PoolGate]

Have you asked your builder about automation?

 

[jgofnj]

Intermatic has a digital timer that allows you to set the times for 3 different sources. Would that work?

Something like this? https://www.intermatic.com/Catalog/us/Products/Timer-Controls/Electronic-Controls/ET2145C

Not sure what your specifications are or if this is the right one, but I would check out their site.

Good luck.

 

[proavia]

main | Control Panel with T106M & T104M Mechanisms

Control Panel with T106M & T104M Mechanisms

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[Poolbreh]

main | Control Panel with T106M & T104M Mechanisms

Control Panel with T106M & T104M Mechanisms

www.intermatic.com

This is the correct timer, it has to be specific timer for two speed. Only contacting either high or low connection and comm. Most two speed timers will run you around $400, it makes more sense to go with a vs pump.

 

[1poolman1]

In the process of having an above ground pool installed, going to have a 2 speed pump and a stenner pump chlorine dispenser.
I will need two separate timers, correct? What is recommended and how to wire them?

Intermatic PE153 will do what you want. If you're not familiar with wiring a system like this it is best to hire a pool electrician, not a house electrician. Pools work differently, especially when a two-speed pump is involved.