2 hp pool motor

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kingpb

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Cold Fusion said:
Well let's see.
Oh I know the answer to that ...

I'll bet it is an attempt to get the excellent, thoughtful, forum members to read before they give one of the generally excellent replys.

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I'm glad to hear that your posts to the Power Factor, VA, and Var thread were all on topic and non-redundant, contributing in nature, and non-demeaning. Oh, and of course you have read all 600+ posts. ;)
 
david luchini

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Cold Fusion said:
And another one that leaves me baffled is the general continued hammering of some particular point the OP is well aware of.
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Where exactly has there been "continued hammering of some particular point the OP is well aware of" within this post? I don't see it. The original post was about a c/b tripping on a pump. It seems that most of the responses (other than the question about whether anyone had seen 115v, 3 phase, 60HZ) have been related to the code requirements of section 430. Isn't that the purpose of this forum?
 
erickench

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The motor is tripping because of the startup current. As a rule a motor has two OCPDs. One for the overload and one for Short-circuit Ground-fault protection. It appears that your present OCPD is an overload without a delay so of course it's gonna trip. The Short-circuit Ground-Fault OCPD is sized according to NEC Table 430.52.
 
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cf, ref: RANT. I went back and read the A-H thread where I had posted and can simply say "guilty as charged" :) heck, sometimes I don't read what I post very well.
 
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