I know there are dozens of threads about PW and AC systems, but my question is regarding other motors like pumps.
Tesla brought out two Hyper Engineering SureStarts for my install. I'm assuming they will install one in my AHU and one in my condensing unit.
While waiting for Tesla to come back and finish install, I got to thinking, wouldn't I need this for my water pumps as well? Does anyone have knowledge of this they can share? I'd rather have Tesla handle this when they come for back for my install than be an issue down the road that needs a separate electrician for. I have two pumps for my house, one is for my household plumbing as we are on a well and one is for my irrigation system. The house pump is 1.5HP and the irrigation pump is 3HP (got it for free from an hotel that was being renovated). I can sacrifice the irrigation pump, but whats the point of having power if you cant flush toilets or take showers. Below is what I could find from the pump spec sheet, generic to all size 0.5 to 1.5 HP.
http://documentlibrary.xylemappliedwater.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/22/files/2012/07/BJS-R3.pdf
Motor: • NEMA standard • 60 Hz • ½ – 1½ HP, 115/230 V capacitor start • Single phase • 3500 RPM
Tesla brought out two Hyper Engineering SureStarts for my install. I'm assuming they will install one in my AHU and one in my condensing unit.
While waiting for Tesla to come back and finish install, I got to thinking, wouldn't I need this for my water pumps as well? Does anyone have knowledge of this they can share? I'd rather have Tesla handle this when they come for back for my install than be an issue down the road that needs a separate electrician for. I have two pumps for my house, one is for my household plumbing as we are on a well and one is for my irrigation system. The house pump is 1.5HP and the irrigation pump is 3HP (got it for free from an hotel that was being renovated). I can sacrifice the irrigation pump, but whats the point of having power if you cant flush toilets or take showers. Below is what I could find from the pump spec sheet, generic to all size 0.5 to 1.5 HP.
http://documentlibrary.xylemappliedwater.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/22/files/2012/07/BJS-R3.pdf
Motor: • NEMA standard • 60 Hz • ½ – 1½ HP, 115/230 V capacitor start • Single phase • 3500 RPM