Electrical Requirements 50Hz; Bonding And Grounding - Endless Pools Fastlane Installation Manual And User's Manual

4. Inside the power unit controller, connect the four wires com-
ing from the heater controller to the contactor as follows:
connect the black wire to terminal R2 (top left), connect the
red wire to terminal R3 (bottom right), connect the green wire
to the ground bus bar at the bottom of the control box, and
connect the white wire to the other white wire that is coming
from the incoming power supply.
5. Plug the circulating pump into the CP port on the
heater controller.
Fastlane Pool Package with optional 55,000 BTU Gas or
Propane Heaters
A licensed electrician should make all electrical connections.
This package will require a two-wire (plus ground) 220 volt 30
amp GFCI Power Supply. An electrical whip is going to be pre-
wired into the LINE side of the contactor in the controller,
which will then need to be connected to the incoming power
supply. The white wire in the long whip will be unused in this
application. Power will be supplied for both the circulating
pump and the heater from the LOAD side of the contactor in the
power unit controller. Endless Pools does not provide an elec-
trical connection between the power unit and the heater; these
need to be provided locally. In this application, the heater and
circulating pump will be shut off when the swim current is on.
Please refer to the following step-by-step instruction for sup-
plying power to the heater and circulating pump:
1. A two-wire 18AWG (plus ground) minimum connection will
need to be made between the power unit controller and the heater.
2. Inside the power unit controller, connect the one wire to ter-
minal R1, connect the other wire to terminal R3, and connect
the ground wire to the bus bar at the bottom of the controller.
3. The other end of this connection must terminate inside a junc-
tion box that is attached to the electrical knockout of the heater.
4. Make sure that the heater's transformer is wired for 220 volts.
See the heater's owner's manual for more information.
5. Cut off the plug off of the circulating pump cord, expose the
three wires inside and strip back each individual wire. Have
this cord terminate inside the junction box that was connect-
ed to the heater in step 3.
6. Under one wire nut, connect all 3 ground wires (green) from
the heater, the pump, and the connection from the power unit
controller.
7. Under one wire nut, connect one leg of the incoming power to
one of the wires from the heater and one of the wires from the
pump. Under another wire nut connect the three remaining wires.
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS (50Hz)
The following is for the UK and countries with a similar
power supply.
Fastlane Pool without Heater Wiring Instructions
A licensed electrician should make all electrical connections.
The standard package will require a two-wire (plus ground) 220
volt 30 amp RCD Power Supply. The power unit controller may
have to be attached to the power unit. If not done so already,
connect the controller as directed. There are two electrical
whips attached to the controller. The shorter one needs to be
connected to the power unit motor. The longer whip must be
pre-wired into the LINE side of the contactor in the controller,
which will then need to be connected to the incoming power
supply. The white wire in the long whip will be unused in
this application.
Please refer to the following step-by-step instruction for sup-
plying power to the circulating pump. Wiring diagrams are
available at the back of this book.
1. Cut the plug off of the cord, then strip back and expose
the 3 wires.
2. Remove one of the unused 1/2" knockouts in the bottom of
the Controller Box that is attached to the Hydraulic Power
Unit. Slide the liquid tight fitting over the cord of the WQS
pump with the compression nut end first. With the liquid tight
fitting still loose on the cord, push the threaded end of the fit-
ting into the hole in the Controller Box and determine the
length of cord that will need to be fed into the box.
3. When the correct length is determined, tighten the compres-
sion nut on the cord. Then feed the locknut over the cord and
thread the locknut onto the fitting to securely affix it to the
Controller Box.
4. On the contactor located inside the Controller Box, attach the
WQS pump's cord to the LOAD side of the contactor. The
black wire goes to terminal R1, the white wire goes to termi-
nal R3, and the green wire goes to the ground bus bar on the
bottom of the Controller Box.
Fastlane Pool with Heater Wiring Instructions
Wiring diagrams are available at the back of this book.
Two 220v 30amp RCD rated circuits are required when the
optional electric heater has been selected. A minimum of
10AWG wire should be used for all field wiring. All connec-
tions should be made by a licensed electrician.
We recommend that you have your electrician install two shut-
offs within 5' of where you intend to place your power unit and
water quality system. These shutoffs can be installed prior to
your pool being delivered. Please consult all appropriate nation-
al and local codes.
The power unit controller may have to be attached to the power
unit. If not done so already, connect the controller as directed.
There are two electrical whips attached to the controller. The
shorter one needs to be connected to the power unit motor. The
longer whip must be pre-wired into the LINE side of the con-
tractor in the controller, which will then need to be connected to
the incoming power supply. Power to the heater controller is
supplied by the second shut off and the heater-controller
through
appropriate knockouts in these respective units. Inside the
heater-controller, connect your live wire to terminal L1 (leaving
the jumper wire between L1 and L2 in place), connect your neu-
tral to terminal N, and connect your earth to terminal G. The cir-
culating pump gets plugged into the green terminal labeled CP
on the heater controller.

BONDING AND GROUNDING

All of the electrical equipment that we supply is UL or CSA
approved and must be installed in accordance with local electric
codes by a licensed local electrician. Bonding and Grounding is
an important part of that process. All electrical components
have bonding lugs and should be bonded together and to the
steel pool frame. A bonding conductor shall be solid copper not
smaller than 8 AWG and may be insulated, covered or bare. If
new construction is involved where reinforcing rods are
installed in the concrete under or adjacent to the pool this should
be included in the bonding circuit. Each of the pieces of equip-
ment should be separately grounded.
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