Follow the manufacturers instruction manual and code in your area. Or better yet, get a professional to see that all systems are compatible and that you have a balanced system and can test the system once is on line.
Ken
Bonding in swimming pool language is the use of a number 8 gage wire connecting all metal parts. That #8 bonding wire starts with the wire cage or re-bar in the pool shell. It continues to the grab rail, if there is one, then to the pool light, metal rope hooks, if they are present, to the pump, the heater, the time clock etc. It is sometimes what some people would call a double ground wire or redundant ground. k
If a malfunction occurred there is the possibility of electricity entering the pool. Therefore, the bond wire should always be attached.
12-2 can easily support a 220V 1.5 HP pump out to 200Ft. However you may need a separate #8 ground wire in some states.
Beaded bracelets strung on wire are safe to be worn in the swimming pool without having to worry about it getting ruined.
My heat pump was professionally wired when built in 2004. Wire is No. 4 AWG with 80 amp breaker
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If you have a heat pump it will be on the thermostat, if the thermostat for some reason has been changed to manually wire up emergency heat , remove the thermostat after you kill the power and connect the red wire too the green and white wire then turn the power on, you will have heat.
A fuel pump pigtail would be the electrical connector and the last few inches of the wire harness before it is plugged into the fuel pump. It connects the vehicles wire harness to the fuel pump. The fuel pump pigtail is known to melt down from heat because of high resistance due to dirty/loose wire connections.
depends on whether thermo used on gas or elec. unit, heat pump, strip heat, etc. red wire is hot wire. White wire goes to heat. yellow wire goes to outdoor unit contactor. green wire goes to indoor fan. blue or brown wire goes to reversing valve on outdoor unit.
It is critical that the system be properly grounded. If none exists go to Home Depot or other supplier and install a ground rod at the site and properly bond the equipment to it. Electrocution would be bad. Answ:: THE ABOVE ANSWER IS FLAWED. The bonding wire is not a substitute for a ground wire!!! PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR EQUIPMENT NOW. Do not let anyone use the pool or touch any of the equipment - pump, motor, filter, heater etc. Call a qualified swimming pool electrician to completely bring your equipment to code before someone dies. Codes for swimming pools can be different than those for a house. k In any electrical system a "ground" is critical. Without a pre-determined path to follow, electricity will take the shortest, easiest path to complete a circuit, which is usually the unfortunate dripping wet person who has touched the wrong thing. With a correctly installed ground wire, the shortest, easiest path is down the wire.
The sizing of the circuit breaker and hence the wire size to feed the pump are all dependant upon the amperage of the pump. This question can not be answered without that information.
Depending on the voltage, you are most likely not going to be happy with the outcome. Don't swim in unsafe conditions.