Swimming pool heat pump

[bluecollar84]

What size why would you run for this heat pump? And what circuit breaker size and doesn't need to be GFI protected?


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[curt swartz]

What size why would you run for this heat pump? And what circuit breaker size and doesn't need to be GFI protected?


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Minimum of 2000 Amp @ 480 Volts. I would see if you can get a 4,160 Volt unit.

 

[JFletcher]

What size why would you run for this heat pump? And what circuit breaker size and doesn't need to be GFI protected?


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I dont see the table, chart, pic, specs, etc. that Curt used to answer your question.

 

[JFletcher]

Minimum of 2000 Amp @ 480 Volts. I would see if you can get a 4,160 Volt unit.

I get it now - LMAO!

 

[Dennis Alwon]

What size why would you run for this heat pump? And what circuit breaker size and doesn't need to be GFI protected?


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Please review your question and see if some info is missing. Look at the unit--we have no isdea.

No gfci is needed.

 

[kwired]

My answer is to run a conductor with an ampacity equal or greater then the MCA on the nameplate, and an overcurrent device in accordance to whatever nameplate calls for.

GFCI protection is not required unless the unit would have instructions that say so.