48
Frame pool pump motor
These electric motors are normally mounted to the pump housing via the “motor
thru bolts” which extend thru the motor into the pump housing.
The motor also has a small metal base attached to the round case of the
motor. These motors are commonly found on Spa / Hot Tub pumps.
They are also
found on above ground swimming pool pumps. These motors fit all Hayward
Power-flo, above ground pump, series horizontal pumps.
Doughboy
and Lomart Pool Motors
These motors are unique to Doughboy and Lomart above ground pumps.
56J Frame Pool Motors - Threaded Shaft Single
Phase and Three Phase
These electric motors are probably the most common swimming
pool motor.
The pump is attached to the round “C-face” of the motor via the 4
threaded bolt holes. 56J frame motors have a
5/8" diameter threaded shaft.
56C
frame pool motors have a “keyed” shaft, which are very common to well
pump motors.
56J motors are common to most Hayward in-ground pool pumps (Super
Pump, MaxFlo and Super Pump II.) Single
Phase and Three Phase motors.
56J
Frame Pool Motors With Base Single Speed (3450rpm)
These are "special" pump motors. They are the same as the
"normal" 56J pool motors, except they have a metal base attached to
the case of the motor. These motors are used on some Jacuzzi pumps. Not for
Hayward pumps or most above ground pool pumps.
48Y (56Y) Frame Square Flange
pool motor
Single Phase and Three
Phase
These swimming pool motors have a “square” face that the pump
attaches to, it also has 4 non-threaded bolt
holes to attach the pump. The motor has a threaded shaft. Square
Flange pump motors are common to most Sta-Rite, PacFab, Purex/Trition and WhisperFlo,
Challenger inground pool pumps. Single phase and three phase motors.
56C Frame
Swimming Pool Motors - Keyed
Shaft
These electric
motors are just like the 56J motor, except they have a 5/8" diameter keyed shaft. The
impeller is mounted with set screws.
TIP: To remove the threaded impeller from the motor. The impeller is
"screwed" onto the motor shaft, with standard threads (righty tighty,
lefty loosey). Remove the end cover (wire end) of the motor (some motors have a
"bearing cover". Some motors have a slot on the end of the
shaft, some have flats (7/16" flat wrench). Hold that end of the shaft with
either a screwdriver or flat wrench, then unscrew the impeller. Be careful not
to break the impeller (cost $15 to $55).
If your not
sure which swimming pool motor you need for your pool pump call us or e-mail
us. We will be glad to assist you in your selection.
All
single-phase pool motors are CCW (counter clockwise) Facing the Shaft -
Non-Reversible.
(Except certain Doughboy/Lomart
pool pumps)
All
dual voltage (115/230) electric motors are shipped from the factory wired for
230 volts.
It is your responsibility to verify the voltage
connection before applying power to the motor