Hey everyone, I'm upgrading my fountain pump and today I pulled out the old pump and noticed that its a 230V pump thats been hooked up to 120V. Here is the pump and full specs [URL]https://www.supplyhouse.com/Little-Giant-514620-16S-CIM-1-HP-160-GPM-230V-Manual-Submersible-Sewage-Ejector-Pump-20ft-power-cord-9467000-p?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjenF652X4gIVkyCtBh3J2wwCEAQYASABEgK-FPD_BwE[/URL] If the pump is capable of pulling 160PM (when its hooked up to 230V) Can anyone figure out roughly the GPM the pump would pull at the 120V I was using it at? As this would help me figure out the correct size fountain pump I would need.

[LEFT]Hi folks, Im looking to hook up a new heater I have for the sauna I just built. I found this old thread that talks about exactly this heater connection, including the same control panel and the contactor included (I still cant believe that the contactor isn’t already connected at the sauna btw, never seen that before with any appliance...) In any case, the thread is really helpful, but I’m still confused how do I connect the high limit switch between the contactor and the panel. The H1/H2 on/off signal connections (to the sides of the contactor) make sense, but the L1/L2 for the high limit switch do not... the diagram provided by the OP in the original thread still applies, but there was some additional information provided with the unit that doesn’t make sense. Such as stating that the high limit switch wiring should be on its one circuit and also that it’s should be on 14/2 wiring, running 240v/1amp control signal only. Low amp 240v control signal actually would make sense on running 14/2, but doesn’t make sense on how the diagram in on the original thread having that connected at the contactor, as it’s feeding off the main 240v/30amp supply lugs?? Unless I’m totally misunderstand this. In any case, here’s the link to the old thread, I’m gonna put the pics on the additional info I have below. Any help would be appreciated! the original thread on this —> [URL]https://www.doityourself.com/forum/electrical-ac-dc/530999-how-do-i-connect-my-sauna-heater.html[/URL][/LEFT]