Intermatic PS3000 Pool & Spa Surge Protective Device, 120/240V Single-Phase (Type 1/Type 2)
Intermatic PS3000 is a dedicated pool and spa surge protective device (SPD) designed to help
protect pool equipment electronics from damaging power surges. It is a 120/240 VAC single-phase unit with
Type 1 / Type 2 surge protection capability and is commonly used to help protect pumps, heaters,
automation systems, and other pool/spa electrical equipment.
Key Features
- Part Number: PS3000
- Brand: Intermatic
- Product Type: Pool & spa surge protective device (SPD)
- Voltage: 120/240 VAC, single-phase
- Surge Protection Type: Type 1 / Type 2
- Surge Protection Technology: TPMOV®
- Three modes of protection
- Type 4X watertight, UV-resistant enclosure (indoor/outdoor rated)
- LED status indicators (green/red) for protection status
- Includes (3) 18" #10 AWG tinned copper leads
- Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR): 100 kA
- Maximum surge current rating per phase: 50 kA
- Nominal discharge current: 20 kA
- 3-year limited warranty
- $7,500 connected equipment warranty
Applications
Ideal for protecting pool and spa equipment such as variable-speed pumps, single-speed pumps, heat pumps, automation
panels, motors, and other connected electrical components from surge-related damage. It can be installed at a pool
equipment sub-panel/load center or in compatible equipment protection applications as allowed by code and manufacturer instructions.
Usage Notes
- Verify voltage, panel configuration, and installation location before ordering.
- Install in accordance with Intermatic instructions and all applicable NEC/local electrical codes.
- Use a qualified electrician for installation and service.
- Check LED indicator status periodically; replace the unit if the indicator shows diminished protection.
- Confirm grounding/bonding and panel condition during installation for best protection performance.
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Maintenance Tips
- Inspect the enclosure and wiring connections periodically for moisture intrusion or corrosion (power off first).
- Monitor the LED status indicator regularly to confirm active protection.
- Check the surrounding panel/load center for loose terminals or heat discoloration during service.
- Replace the SPD after major surge events or if the status indicator shows protection has diminished.
