what is the minimum time it can be set to operate a well pump?
1440781
I would suggest this is a question for the manufacturer. I use mine for a water heater.
1440782
On/Off time has resolution of 1 minute, so theoretically minimum ON (or OFF) can be 1 minute.This in formation is based on the setting instructions comes with the instrument.
79543
Yes you can use your external timer to control the pump. The pump will start in the prime mode speed and run for the time you designate at the SP2600. It will then move to speed setting V3 and run for as many hours as you program it for up to 12 hrs. It will then move to the V1 speed and run until power is cycled. Each speed, V1, V3, V2 can be set for any speed. When your external timer cycles the power off and then back on, the whole process resets and starts over. I run mine 2 minutes at 3000 RPM for prime, 10 hrs on V3 at 1520 RPM using 210 watts and have V1 set for 1520 RPM in case my freezestat needs the pump to run all night. Yes you can use your external timer to control the pump. The pump will start in the prime mode speed and run for the time you designate at the SP2600. It will then move to speed setting V3 and run for as many hours as you program it for up to 12 hrs. It will then move to the V1 speed and run until power is cycled. Each speed, V1, V3, V2 can be set for any speed. When your external timer cycles the power off and then back on, the whole process resets and starts over. I run mine 2 minutes at 3000 RPM for prime, 10 hrs on V3 at 1520 RPM using 210 watts and have V1 set for 1520 RPM in case my... » Read More Yes you can use your external timer to control the pump. The pump will start in the prime mode speed and run for the time you designate at the SP2600. It will then move to speed setting V3 and run for as many hours as you program it for up to 12 hrs. It will then move to the V1 speed and run until power is cycled. Each speed, V1, V3, V2 can be set for any speed. When your external timer cycles the power off and then back on, the whole process resets and starts over. I run mine 2 minutes at 3000 RPM for prime, 10 hrs on V3 at 1520 RPM using 210 watts and have V1 set for 1520 RPM in case my freezestat needs the pump to run all night. « Show Less
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The minimum on/off would be one minute. The max would be 23 hours 59 minutes.
1670196
You can't specify 8 hrs etc, but you can set it to do intervals by using schedule. For instance I water every other day at 6AM. By using the schedule you can program it to wTer every day at say ten and six, or monday thursday at ten and tuesday froday at six (36 in between). You can schedule more than obe time on one line, you just have to follow the rules spelled out in book that comes with
1917897
The timer is an "on/off" device. It operates on time, not flow volume. It can be set on, without timing, or on for up to 120 minutes.
79541
Not to worry. You can control the spv with an external timer. It just powers up to speed3 then times internally to speed 1 then times again. U will now have the pumps timers under the control of your external. I also use it with an external timer. No problem.
547363
Yes... wire up the power to your timer, then wire off of your timer a standard plug. You can plug your pump into this plug and your timer will turn this plug off and on.
1388138
Without knowing the capabilities or specifications of the well pump you mention I cannot advise, but the switch can be set to 40-60 cut-in/cut-out range.
2027254
The instructions say 15 psi is the minimum. I have a 50 gal water barrel set up for watering with a hole about 6" away from the bottom, the barrel is almost full, and it doesn't seem to work with this amount of pressure. Granted, I couldn't get the timer to work from a hose, either.
568139
No..It is designed to turn on and off at temperature set points. There isn't any way to control the "time" when it hits a set point. The only time setting is in-between the low shut off point and the high turn on point. If you were heating in a refrigerator with an element then it shuts off it is here you have control of the time..(it's called controlling the "short cycle")..after it shuts off there will be some residual heat at first then it will be absorbed or dissipate in short time...like 8-10minutes. So you set the "lag" time for like 15minutes, so then the controller will not check the temperature for 15min. THEN turn off if it needs to cool down more. That is the only time control in this controller. The only way to work in your case is you would need to place a 10min. timer between your controller and the pump. the problem being is you'll need a timer that re-sets after it shuts off..Not easy,but not impossible either!
959257
As long as your pump runs on 110 volts and does not pull more than 10 amps, (1/2 HP or less).
129748
The machine is already filled with the required fluid. You can operate for several hours before the need to add/change the hydraulic fluid. Hope this helps.
1936986
This will run the pump for the the 1 to 90 seconds but you will need another type of timer for the time of day or how often the pump will run.
154183
The lowest time you can set it for is 10 seconds, and then it goes in 10 second increments, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 1:00 min. Hope this helps....
1935777
Different model numbers are for gallons per hour the pump is capable of pumping
373479
My suggestion is to fill the pump pit with water, and see if it kicks on and off. Run a hose to the well and see it go thru the cycle about 3 times.
1891081
The timer allows you to save electricity, and ware on the pump, by only having the pump circulate during specific time periods. You can have the pump on, or off, any 30 min period during 24 hrs. The timer has a switch for ON (constant), OFF, or AUTO (based on the time periods selected). In my opinion, well worth the extra money. No need to run the pump when not needed. We select time blocks around morning showers and evening dishes.