Pool Pump Installation

There’s 4 types of pool pump’s

  • Swimming pool pump with a black casing and yellow motor

    Single Speed Motors

    A single-speed pool pump motor operates at a constant, unchangeable speed whenever it's turned on. It's the most basic type of pool pump. This simplicity makes single-speed pumps easy to operate, but they can be less energy-efficient compared to more advanced multi-speed or variable-speed pumps.

    Since they operate at one high speed, single-speed pumps consume more energy, which can lead to higher electricity bills. Despite this, they remain a popular choice for pool owners due to their straightforward design, reliability, and typically lower upfront cost.

  • Hayward PowerFlo Matrix pool pump on white background

    Dual Speed Motors

    A dual-speed pool pump motor is a energy-efficient solution designed to manage your pool's filtration system more effectively. It operates at two different speeds: a high speed for tasks requiring more power, such as vacuuming or running a pool heater, and a low speed for everyday filtration and circulation. This adaptability allows for significant energy savings, By adjusting the speed according to the specific needs of the pool at any given time, a dual-speed motor can help maintain clear and clean water while also reducing operational costs. This makes it a smart choice for pool owners looking to optimize their pool's performance and minimize their environmental impact.

  • Black centrifugal pool pump with motor, side view

    Variable Speed Motors

    A variable speed pool pump motor is an advanced type of pool pump that allows you to adjust the speed at which the pump operates. Unlike traditional single-speed pumps that operate at full power whenever they're on, a variable speed pump can run at lower speeds for everyday filtration and higher speeds when more power is needed, such as during heavy cleaning sessions. This flexibility in speed control leads to significant energy savings, as running the pump at lower speeds consumes less electricity. Moreover, because it can operate more quietly at reduced speeds, it contributes to a more peaceful pool environment. The ability to precisely control the pump's speed also enhances the efficiency of pool filtration and chemical distribution, improving water quality while reducing wear and tear on the pump, ultimately extending its lifespan. Investing in a variable speed pool pump motor is a smart choice for pool owners looking for energy efficiency, operational flexibility, and cost savings in the long run.

  • Polaris pool cleaner pump with black exterior and visible branding.

    Booster Pump

    A booster pool pump motor is an essential component designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of your pool's cleaning system, particularly the pressure-side pool cleaners. Unlike the main pool pump that circulates water throughout the pool's filtration system, the booster pump provides the additional water pressure needed to power pressure-side pool cleaners. This specialized pump draws water from the pool's filtration system and increases its pressure before sending it back to the pool cleaner. This high-pressure water drives the cleaner, enabling it to move around the pool more effectively and pick up debris and dirt with greater efficiency. By doing so, the booster pool pump motor plays a crucial role in maintaining a clean and inviting swimming environment, ensuring that your pool remains clear, hygienic, and ready for enjoyment.

Choose a pump sized appropriate to your pool

  1. Make sure to select a pump that has a flow rate compatible with your filter and plumbing

  2. Pumps are labeled 115V, 115V/230V or 230V. Consider what voltage your current system uses.

  3. If you have questions about selecting a pump please feel free to contact us using the form below

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