Hayward IS1500ST-04 Microprocessor Control Timer Owner's Manual

This is an owner's manual and instruction sheet for the Hayward Microprocessor Control/Timer. The timer is designed for use with all 115 volt Flex-48 style aboveground pool pump motors. It is important to closely follow all instructions to ensure safety. The manual includes warnings about electric hazards and the need for qualified personnel to perform electrical connections in compliance with applicable codes. It emphasizes the importance of using a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) and properly grounding the motor. The manual also warns against allowing unsupervised children to use the product and specifies that it is for use with permanently installed pools, hot tubs, and spas. It should not be used with storable pools. The document provides detailed instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance of the timer.


Hayward IS1500ST-04 Microprocessor Control Timer Owner's Manual - cover page
Brand
Hayward
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
82 KB
Published
11 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0313AD1B7ACC7727F16DD368ABBE8ACB

About this manual

The Hayward IS1500ST-04 is a high-performance microprocessor control timer designed for 115 volt Flex-48 style aboveground pool pump motors. It features a programmable switch with four settings for single-speed or dual-speed motors, allowing users to customize run times and off periods. The device includes a manual override function and automatically adjusts for power failures.

What's inside

  • Safety Instructions
  • Operational Instructions
  • Timer Settings
  • Manual Override
  • Installation Instructions
  • Wiring Diagrams

Specifications

Voltage115 VOLT 60HZ
Compatible MotorsFlex-48 style aboveground pool pump motors
Timer SettingsFour possible timer settings

Frequently asked questions

How do I override the timer setting?

Move the switch from RUN to OFF and back to RUN within 3 seconds. The pump will run for one hour and then return to the programmed mode.

What happens if a power failure occurs?

Once power is restored, the timer automatically defaults to the programmed mode and adds the length of the power failure time.

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