A 1.5 HP pump drawing from a canal needs 5–10 seconds to pressurize the system. The pressure switch shuts the pump off because pressure is initially zero.
An off-delay timer (up to 3 minutes) can bypass the pressure switch during startup. The pump will not be harmed by running briefly against a closed system.
Wiring depends on whether the pump is 120V or 240V and where the pump control relay is located. A schematic can be provided via email (mwelch@chartermi.net) with those details.
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