Hi great system. I have a similar system and want to add a timer. I have a control box (with printed circuits inside) that the solar panels connect to and regulates the pump. There is an in off switch on the control box. Can you suggest a timer I could attach to the switch. Just want a basic timer don't need an Internet one. Thanks!
Pamela Burroughs, I purchased three 310 watt monocrystalline panels, I don't have a link to them anymore. Manufacturer recommends using the pump with four 250-280 watt solar panels. I use three 310 watt monocrystalline panels because of lack of space and it works well most of the time. When it is very cloudy, the pump will run slower, but apart from that, no issue. So just get any four 280 watt panels if you have space to install them and you should be fine.
I like your set up, pool looks amazing.
Hi great system. I have a similar system and want to add a timer. I have a control box (with printed circuits inside) that the solar panels connect to and regulates the pump. There is an in off switch on the control box. Can you suggest a timer I could attach to the switch. Just want a basic timer don't need an Internet one. Thanks!
what was the price of the dc pump ? great setup exactly what i am looking to get
Cool if you live in a sunny part of the world.
Hello, Can you advise on electric parts you bought for security on internet like amazon ?
What type of security, are you thinking about alarms? Sensors?
@@zoltar99 I'm thinking of human security during working on panels or on the pump (plumber) , just circuit-cutting ?
@@wildjumanji You could buy a little waterproof electrical
box and install a DC breaker.
Hi, can you please send me the link of solar panels you purchased? Much appreciated.
Pamela Burroughs, I purchased three 310 watt monocrystalline panels, I don't have a link to them anymore. Manufacturer recommends using the pump with four 250-280 watt solar panels. I use three 310 watt monocrystalline panels because of lack of space and it works well most of the time. When it is very cloudy, the pump will run slower, but apart from that, no issue. So just get any four 280 watt panels if you have space to install them and you should be fine.
Where did you buy the solar pool pump?
Have a look here: amzn.to/3k9k5mf or if you need a larger pump you can search for wccsolar
@@zoltar99 Is there an installation notice in the kit on amazon...do you have an electric notice please ?
@@wildjumanji you only connect it to a 12 volt transformer, you can connect it either way, it will still work, no need for installation instructions.