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Pool Pumps

Pool pumps play a vital role in keeping your pool clean and shiny. Your pump's main job is to keep the water continually circulating, so the chemicals you add are properly mixed and your water never stagnates.

How a Pool Pump Works

The pump pulls in the water, filters it and then disperses it back into your pool. The result is nice clean water for you and your family to swim in.

How Long Should You Run Your Pool Pump?

This is one of our most frequently asked questions, and thankfully there are some nice and easy guidelines. A few factors come into play, such as the size and shape of the pool, the size of the filter and the size of the pump. In summer, it is preferable to circulate the entire volume of the pool twice a day. In winter, it is only necessary to circulate the water once. The general rule of thumb (based on a 50 000 litre pool with a 0.75kW pool pump) is to run the pool pump for approximately 8 hours per day in summer and 4 hours per day in winter. This can also be split throughout the day to suit your needs, for example a few hours in the morning and a few in the evening. So don't wait. Get the perfect pump for your pool and keep it shining all year long.

Pool Pumps

Pool pumps play a vital role in keeping your pool clean and shiny. Your pump's main job is to keep the water continually circulating, so the chemicals you add are properly mixed and your water never stagnates.

How a Pool Pump Works

The pump pulls in the water, filters it and then disperses it back into your pool. The result is nice clean water for you and your family to swim in.

How Long Should You Run Your Pool Pump?

This is one of our most frequently asked questions, and thankfully there are some nice and easy guidelines. A few factors come into play, such as the size and shape of the pool, the size of the filter and the size of the pump. In summer, it is preferable to circulate the entire volume of the pool twice a day. In winter, it is only necessary to circulate the water once. The general rule of thumb (based on a 50 000 litre pool with a 0.75kW pool pump) is to run the pool pump for approximately 8 hours per day in summer and 4 hours per day in winter. This can also be split throughout the day to suit your needs, for example a few hours in the morning and a few in the evening. So don't wait. Get the perfect pump for your pool and keep it shining all year long.
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