Wiring Hayward propane heater

[Coheed]

Trying to get an idea for possibilities of wiring. I am not doing the work myself, just want to know if this is how it would be done.

120v propane heater, would it be wired into my timer box?

I don’t have a sub panel on the pool pad, it all runs back to the main on the other end of the house.

Main panel has 2 breakers 1 the pump and 1 for the blower.

 

[ajw22]

Heater should be wired to the timer that controls your pump and at the same voltage as your pump.

Your pump have a GFCI CB as required by current code?

 

[Coheed]

Heater should be wired to the timer that controls your pump and at the same voltage as your pump.

Your pump have a GFCI CB as required by current code?

No the breaker is a normal breaker.

 

[1poolman1]

No the breaker is a normal breaker.

You need to be careful with that wiring. It looks like a T103 mechanism, a 120v clock that can switch 240V or 2-120v circuits, or both the line and neutral of a 120v circuit, which, based on wire colors, yours is.

 

[Coheed]

You need to be careful with that wiring. It looks like a T103 mechanism, a 120v clock that can switch 240V or 2-120v circuits, or both the line and neutral of a 120v circuit, which, based on wire colors, yours is.

I’m going to have a new box put in, any recommendations? I’m ok with simple. I don’t have any automation.

 

[ajw22]

I’m going to have a new box put in, any recommendations? I’m ok with simple. I don’t have any automation.

Nothing simpler then an Intermatic mechanical timer.

If you want a simple automation system for app control consider Pentair IntelliConnect, Hayward OmniHub, or Jandy Aqualink TCX.