Wiring Pool Pump Motor L1 L2

Ok i m installing a replacement pool pump and everything is going swimmingly get it but i just need to know where the black and red wires go to l1 or l2.

Wiring pool pump motor l1 l2.

My electrical wiring project involves wiring a 240volt motor. In addition there is a black plug with two wires coming from inside the motor a black wire and white wire with a black tracer line. The green wire will be under the green screw to the far right. Many pool pump motors use a thermal overload protector that prevents the motor s windings from overheating.

Wire a 240 volt motor electrical question. In both cases one was a red lion pump the other was something different the l1 and l2 terminals were not defined at least not where i could tell which was for hot and which neutral. What do the l1 l2 and t1 t2 wiring diagram abbreviations mean when wiring an electrical motor. The green ground wire connects to the green ground screw and the other two power leads will connect to the two power terminals marked usually l1 and l2.

In this example for hayward pool pumps red will go to the l1 terminal and black will go to the l2 terminal. In this example for hayward pool pumps red will go to the l1 terminal and black will go to the if you are wiring for v the three wires to the pool pump will be black white and green. I am trying to run power to a 240volt electrical motor i bought but i do not know what the abbreviations mean and how to read the diagram that came with the new motor. The pool timer acts like an automated switch.

Simple job of removing a cover on the motor setting the jumper to the 115v settings and hooking up the black and white supply wires to l1 and l2. L1 l2 are your two hot wires on a 240v wiring as long as your supply wiring is 240 volt your black white wires should be your hots green should be your equipment ground answer by bwillie submitted on 5 27 2004. When wiring a single speed pool pump motor of either voltage 3 wires bring power from the breaker timer or switch and connect to the terminal board of the motor.