[badspell68]

Hello all,

I'm seeking an answer to an electrical question and trying to determine if I indeed need an electrician for the job? I'm in the New Hope, PA area.

My pool filter timer died and I can't figure out if the timer is 110 or 220. The filter says 110 to 230 and there are two brakers dedicated to the pool within the breaker box. They are connected with one switch that has the number 20 on it. Anyone know if this is 110 or 220?

Any New Hope , PA electricians out there?
the breaker looks like this with a 20 on the switch.
http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/productImages/400/eb/eb98728a-8063-470b-bdc5-e46d19b1880e_400.jpg


Thanks!

 

[mdfriday]

Hello all,

I'm seeking an answer to an electrical question and trying to determine if I indeed need an electrician for the job? I'm in the New Hope, PA area.

My pool filter timer died and I can't figure out if the timer is 110 or 220. The filter says 110 to 230 and there are two brakers dedicated to the pool within the breaker box. They are connected with one switch that has the number 20 on it. Anyone know if this is 110 or 220?

Any New Hope , PA electricians out there?
the breaker looks like this with a 20 on the switch.
http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/productImages/400/eb/eb98728a-8063-470b-bdc5-e46d19b1880e_400.jpg


Thanks!

Does anyone other than you swim in the pool, if so, call an electrical contractor.

 

[meadow]

Neither, 110 and 220 volts hasn't been used in the US for over 70 years.

 

[Pete m.]

Please do contact an electrical contractor in your area for your safety and those that would use the pool.

Pete



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