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|The basement breaker panel is a Square D QO series (copper bus bar). It is in good operating condition. No plans to replace for the foreseeable future. Wiring cleaned up and branch side lugs properly torqued in 2020. New circuits added. Very limited capacity left - additional circuits should be added to the upstairs panel (RLP-1). | |The basement breaker panel is a Square D QO series (copper bus bar). It is in good operating condition. No plans to replace for the foreseeable future. Wiring cleaned up and branch side lugs properly torqued in 2020. New circuits added. Very limited capacity left - additional circuits should be added to the upstairs panel (RLP-1). | ||
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|Circulator Pump (Hot Water) | |||
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|Dehumidifier | |Dehumidifier | ||
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|The GFCI switches in the pump house (also referred to as "dead front GFCI outlets") are used for the pool lights, outdoor receptacles, and motor disconnects in the pump house. A total of 9 Legrand 2087WCC4 were installed from 2020-2021. This does not include 5 standard GFCI receptacles (tracked elsewhere). GFCIs are said to last 10 years - but these units may last a significantly shorter period due to the corrosive environment in which they are installed. <b>These GFCI devices in particular MUST be regularly tested as they provide critical protection to pool occupants.</b> The 2021 replacement cost for each is approximately $20 (may find for less in bulk or as a surplus buy). | |The GFCI switches in the pump house (also referred to as "dead front GFCI outlets") are used for the pool lights, outdoor receptacles, and motor disconnects in the pump house. A total of 9 Legrand 2087WCC4 were installed from 2020-2021. This does not include 5 standard GFCI receptacles (tracked elsewhere). GFCIs are said to last 10 years - but these units may last a significantly shorter period due to the corrosive environment in which they are installed. <b>These GFCI devices in particular MUST be regularly tested as they provide critical protection to pool occupants.</b> The 2021 replacement cost for each is approximately $20 (may find for less in bulk or as a surplus buy). | ||
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|Main | |Pump (Main) | ||
|1995 | |1995 | ||
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|The installation date of the pump is not known; estimated to be from the mid-'90s based on word of mouth. The impeller and seals should be replaced every 20-40 years; it is likely due for maintenance soon. | |The installation date of the pump is not known; estimated to be from the mid-'90s based on word of mouth. The impeller and seals should be replaced every 20-40 years; it is likely due for maintenance soon. | ||
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|Pump (Slide) | |||
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|The slide pump is a Grundfos Alpha1 15-55SF/LC (99287250) stainless steel circulation pump (1/16 HP). The replacement (an Alpha2 15-55SF/LC, 99163972) is about $315 in 2021 (may be cheaper on surplus). Circulation pumps are cited to last 10 years - but as always, subject to environment and use. | |||
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|Main Pump Motor | |Main Pump Motor | ||