Variable Speed Pool Pump Information: Key Features of a Variable Speed Pump:

Variable speed pool pumps are advanced, energy-efficient motors designed to optimize water circulation in swimming pools. Unlike traditional single-speed pumps, these pumps allow users to adjust the motor speed to meet specific needs, resulting in significant energy savings and quieter operation.
Now we can run the pump 24/7 at a low speed, saving money on energy bills!

• ⚡ Energy Efficiency: By allowing variable speed settings, these pumps can reduce energy consumption by up to 90% compared to single-speed models.
• ⚙️ Customizable Performance: Users can program different speeds for various tasks such as filtration, heating, and cleaning, ensuring optimal performance tailored to their pool's requirements.
• 🔇 Quieter Operation: Lower speeds result in reduced noise levels, enhancing the overall poolside experience.
• ⏱️ Extended Lifespan: Running at lower speeds reduces wear and tear on the pump, contributing to a longer lifespan and reduced maintenance costs.
• 📱 Smart Technology: Many models come equipped with advanced features like programmable timers, remote control capabilities, and compatibility with smart home systems.
• 💡 Energy Savings: Reduce energy costs up to 70% compared to old single-speed models, and comply with California Title 24 standards* See Pentair's DOE guidelines for homeowners...

Pentair "IntelliFlo" Variable Speed Pumps

Cartridge, Sand and Diatomaceous Earth filters: Key Features of each type of filter:

Cartridge, Diatomaceous Earth, and Sand Filters are the 3 types of filters used in swimming pools. They are designed to remove particles from the water, such as dirt, debris, and bacteria, to keep the water clear and clean.

• • Cartridge Filters: Excellent filtration with easy maintenance. Available in 325, 425, 525 sq. ft. sizes. Superior particle removal, no backwashing required, easy cartridge cleaning and replacement. The GOTO standard for any pool!
• • Sand Filters: Traditional and reliable filtration. Simple backwash maintenance keeps water clear. Proven, reliable technology, easy backwash operation, long-lasting filter media. Simple and easy to maintain!
• • Diatomaceous Earth Filters: The finest filtration available, removes particles down to 2-5 microns, periodic DE powder replacement or backwashing required. May clog easily if filtering heavy debris or live algae, requires more frequent cleaning and maintenance.

Brands: Raypak, Pentair Max-E-Therm, MasterTemp, Jandy, Rheem

Professional installation means efficient operation and years of reliable service.

• 📊 Expert load calculations for optimal efficiency
• 🔌 Professional gas line and electrical work
• ✅ All permits and inspections handled

Brands: Pentair IntelliChlor, Jandy, Hayward

Salt chlorination systems are a great way to keep your pool clean and safe. They use salt to create chlorine, which is a natural disinfectant that kills bacteria and algae. They are easy to use and maintain, and they are very efficient in the wrm summer months, but not so much in the winter months.

Key Benefits:

• 🧂 Natural chlorine generation from salt
• ✨ Cleaner, clearer, and silkier pool water
• 🔧 Easy to use and maintain
• ⚡ Very efficient operation
• 🛡️ Kills bacteria and algae naturally
• 🌡️ Helps reduce chlorine expense dramatically in the summer months, by as much as 50% or more!

Brands: Jandy, Pentair, and others...

Lighting is a great way to enhance the look and feel of your pool. We offer a variety of lighting options to choose from, including white and colored LED lights, traditional lights, and most manufacturers..

Key Benefits:

• 💡 White and colored LED lights available
• ✨ Enhances the look and feel of your pool
• 🌙 Perfect for evening pool enjoyment
• 🎨 Multiple color options for ambiance
• ⚡ Energy-efficient LED technology

Thank you for visiting our product page. The three things that keep any body of water clean and maintained - an efficient properly sized filtration pump, an oversized filter, and proper water chemistry. (Efficient equipment plumbing and a good pool service technician are also helpful but not required!) Only after all three are in place, can you expect to have a clean and well maintained pool or spa.
If you have any questions about the products listed here, or need help finding the right product for your pool or spa, please contact us.

New federal regulations will require new pool pumps manufactured after July 19, 2021 to meet new minimum energy standards. This includes both in-ground and above-ground pumps. The new standards apply to residential and commercial pumps and are not the same for all pumps. Note: Existing installed pumps do not have to meet the new standards.

Dedicated Purpose Pool Pump (DPPP) Efficiency Standards 2021

Pumps with no minimum performance requirements:

• Waterfall pumps (1,800 RPM Max)
• Filter pumps with integrated sand and cartridge filters (inflatable pools)
• Rigid (permanent) and storable (inflatable) electric spa pumps (pumps for hot tubs)
• Exemptions: 3-phase pumps, hot tub pumps and pumps greater that 2.5 HHP

All motors will have a Service Factor (SF) of 1.0 and the horsepower (HP) displayed on the pump will be Total Horsepower (THP). Max-rated, up-rated and full-rated pump designations will be eliminated.

IMPORTANT: Pump classifications will no longer be based upon the application. Example: No more in-ground or above-ground. Now Self Priming (In-Ground) or Non-Self Priming (Above-Ground).

New Terms, Definitions and Labeling Requirements

• WEF (Weighted Energy Factor): This is a measure of the pump's energy efficiency (how much water is pumped divided by how much energy it takes), similar to miles per gallon in an automobile. The higher the WEF, the more efficient the pump. Each pump must be labeled with its WEF.
• HHP (Hydraulic Horsepower): This is the amount of hydraulic power produced by the pump's wet-end. This measurement is the pump power output at maximum operating speed and full impeller diameter. HHP is used to size pumps instead of motor horsepower.
• THP (Total Horsepower) or SFHP (Service Factor Horsepower): This is the new pump HP rating and is determined by the total HP created at the motor shaft. Each pump must be labeled with its THP.

After July 19, 2021: Once the inventory of existing standard pumps is no longer available, customers will have to purchase a new variable-speed or energy efficient pump that meets the new requirements, regardless if it is used for filtration, water features, negative edge, etc.

Note: At this time, the new standards do not apply to replacement motors. This means a customer can replace a malfunctioning motor without replacing the existing pump.