I currently live in Asia where electricity is 220V,the pool set has a pump for 110V. Would it be possible to change the pump only?
1377025
If you have a pump, yes. The connection to the pool is thru two hoses that all you do is tighten the clamp.
1377026
As long as you can attach the tubes shown to a different pump, it should be fine. We have already upgraded our pump, so the pump can be changed out to a pump that does 220v, as long as the tubes running to the pool can attach to the pump. (I am not sure of the diameter, but fittings could be bought at a hardware store if needed.)
1377027
Yes I don't see that as being a problem at all. It's the hoses that connect to the pool and then to the pump. I've actually put a larger pump on my pool not the one that came with it. Hope this helps you. It's a great pool!
820340
Plug is not a problem, but voltage is. If it is American 120V only, adaptor would not help. The water pump is motor driven, unlikely the manufacturers would make dual voltage motor for US market.However there may be 220V models for other markets. Check the European sites.
318181
Not too sure, I imagine that if you had a separate way of switching the pump to low/high the timer would run it at either voltage.
122444
You might able to used this timer for both if you hook it up correctly. It is advisable to use a multimeter to check the output of each of prongs to see if it output 110v instead of 220v. There is instructional manual that come with these timer. If I remember correctly there is two 110v prongs wire for 220v machine, you can split one of those 110v prong to generator and pool pump also. It best to double check to see if the timer give out correct voltage.
1349927
The plug that came with mine only plugged into standard outlets (110-120V). It takes very little energy to circulate water. 220V would be overkill for this type of appliance. Those big fountain pumps in outdoor pounds only take 120V. If you're saying the plug that came with yours is 220V, and that would be the size of the plug found on electric clothes dryeres (huge plugs), then I think someone has messed with yours before you bought it! Find the appropriate 120V plug, don't change pumps...you'll blast your sprouts into pulp!
1595509
Probably not. There are transformers that step 230 down to 110. But then you'll have to run your pump at that voltage too.
1854757
I would assume that you can use it to replace any pool pump. As long as your wiring is the same and you're hoses are the same there shouldn't be a problem.
1082921
This pump runs on 12 volts so it could not be plugged into 110 volt supply that is used in a house.If a converter was used as well that brings the 110 volts down to 12 volts then it could be plugged in to a wall electrical socket but that would mean an additional cost.Hope this helps you out,Rob.
1349926
I doubt it. When you plugged it into a 220V receptacle, I imagine you ruined the pump pretty quickly but it's such a small pump, I can't imagine that anyone makes a comparable replacement that runs on 220V. Do you not have access to a 110/120V outlet?
377375
Jay, I have kept the pump in storage so i cannot see it now. But I am in Asia and I need 220v also. So I plugged the pump into an AVR (automatic voltage regulator) that has 110v socket. The AVR normally cost here like $15.
1112083
This pump runs on 110-120 volts. If your adapter does not convert the voltage from 240 to 120 then it will not work. You may need a step down tranformer to convert the voltage.
1458051
It is only the motor. Your pump should attach to the new motor. Make sure you order new seals. You probably already know this but be sure you have your voltage switch on the same current as your old pump. Most are 120 but some are 220. Its very clearly marked.
2146076
You can buy them on this site as well. Here is one you can buy: http://www.amazon.com/Grounded-Universal-Adapter-Australia-Zealand/dp/B005JK6J06/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1418250373&sr=8-3&keywords=us+to+australia+adapter Just search for US to Australia/New Zealand adapter. I'm not sure if the pump is dual voltage. If the pump is only 110v-120v you'll need a transformer since I believe it's 240v in Australia.
1150865
Yes it has two sets of contacts for 110 or 220 and also has the safety feature that will prevent the pump from running dry if it loses prime due to a power outage. It trips if the pressure goes below 10 pounds.
2240078
No. The switch has a power cord that plugs into your 110 outlet. The pump plugs into the switch cord. If you have electric skills you can wire one up but it's tricky.
113052
No I do not believe you can do either, convert to a cigarette lighter nor a regular US electrical outlet plug since the pump is 12 volt dc
732730
No. The motor is wired for 120Volt. If you have 220 volt power, Festool from Europe, Australia, India or South Africa distributes 220volt tools. Alternatively, you could get a step down transformer, 2500watt, to downgrade 220 volt to 110 volt. REMEMBER that 110volt works at 60 Hz while 220volt works at 50Hz. So the machine will run slower when you run it from 220 volt through a transformer. In short, if you have 220volt, buy 220 volt tools. They are superior to 110 volt.