The 1.5HP pump is drawing 17 Amps on initial start up for about 2 seconds (literally), and then drops to 12 Amps and hums away. Thank you to everyone for your help.
Beside above, how many amps does a 2 HP pool pump use?
A 2 hp pump won’t pull twice as many amps as our 1 hp example motor UST1102, but it will be more, about 25% more, up to 20/10 amps. The EE version of our example motor, the UCT1102 ‘The Conservationist’, uses 11 / 5.5 max load amps, or a reduction of just over 25%.
Beside this, what size breaker do I need for pool pump?
How many gallons per minute does a 1.5 HP pool pump?
For each 1.5 inch intake line, the maximum flow into the pump will be 42 gallons per minute (GPM).
How much amps does a pool pump use?
Pool Heat Pump: 240v, 50 amps.
Do pool pumps use a lot of electricity?
One of the most significant consumers of energy in homes with swimming pools are pool pumps, which keep pools clean by circulating water through filters. Pool pumps can consume 3,000 to over 5,000 kWh per year.
How many amps does a 1.5 hp motor?
For example a 1.5 HP Baldor motor turning 3450 rpm draws 13.4 amps on 120 volt service.
How many amps is a Hayward pool pump?
Since it’s an aboveground pool pump it’s an uprated model and probably draws in the neighborhood of 10 to 12 amps at 120 volts. Depending on your plumbing it may draw less.
How many amps does a 1 1 2 HP pool pump draw?
When delivering 1/2hp to the pump, it draws 5.0 Amps. If that motor operates at its service factor of 0.8, it will draw 6.0 Amps. Most installations have motors near the maximum load.
How much electricity does a 1.5 HP pool pump use?
It’s not uncommon for a 1.5 horsepower pump to use 1500 – 2000 watts. This is unfortunate, because most pools only need 1/4 to 1/8th horsepower for circulation. Higher power may be needed for tasks like vacuuming the pool. Modern pool pumps like the EcoPump offer a circulation mode, and a vacuum mode.