Is this pool pump energy star compliant?
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I don't know. The manufactures site does not mention it, so my guess is no. Note all the above ground motors are the same standard efficiency. The two speed would make it more energy efficient.
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The service factor (SF) on a pump motor can best be described as "power to spare" For complete information on this subject, please go to the following website:http://www.poolplaza.com/pool-pump-selection.shtml
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Hi H. Kae, thanks for the question. The Hunter 53249 is NOT Energy Star Certified, and neither is the 53250. We hope this helps. If you have any other questions, please reach out to one of our experts. They know everything, and they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now :)Hansen Wholesale1-800-201-1193
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Yes definitely. What's nice is that you can vary the speed of the pump (and set that in the programming) for the perfect gpm to make the pop-ups work most efficiently. Most floor systems (i.e. Caretaker) only require 12-15 psi on the gauge to work correctly. Don't use too much pressure on the floor system. Consult the owners manual for correct/optimum pressure. Another big plus is that the floor system on needs to work for a couple hours (unless your pool is a leaf pit! lol). So you can run the higher speed for the floor system for say 2 hours then set another program for say 8 hours at a very low (and energy saving) speed of roughly 1000rpm (better than 3450 rpm on standard motors!). Hope this helps!!
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No, but as long as the pump is DC powered and it is no more than 0-24 volts (max rated controller voltage) you should be good
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Please look under: "Product Description". It states: 97GPM.I have this pump for several months and it is great. I have a pool of ~12,000G. I run the pump 4 times per day 1hr and 15 min per run. Did not notice any change on my electric bill. The water is clear (I Ozonate the pool when pump runs) and I use one 3" chlorine tablet per week.
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Dear Valued Customer, This particular system is NOT Energy Star Rated, however, we do have a list of systems that are. Our Sales Staff can assist you with identifying them if you call us at your convenience at 888.474.9966 during normal business hours EST. Thank you for your interest in our products. Sincerely, The AC Outlet Amazon Team
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Yes they are. I have used the Reynolds pump and it works the same as the other brand pumps.
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Absolutely, I am using a Hayward SP1580X15 Power-Flo LX Series 1-1/2-Horsepower Above-Ground Pool Pump with mine.
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Doubtful not unless you want to change the software configuration. Try inyopools website which has lots of info, make sure you know the gallonage of your pool.
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It works for anything that is 120v or 240v. Mine is connected to a hayward pool pump and I have had no issues with it other than it being slightly difficult to close. I fixed that with a little bit of silicone lubricant applied to the door tabs and its been easy to close even after several very heavy rain storms. I highly recommend it.
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Hi CharlesI wouldn't try to reconfigure the software myself and I consider myself to be a competent Engineer. The brand really doe'snot matter so long as the plug and pipe fittings are the same then they are likely to be compatible. You really need to know the gallonage of you pool to decide on the correct cell, like another said a T-15 would be better. Go to the website inyopools.com and they have a very good help and technical advice section, this will help you decide on the correct size cell. The easiest thing though is to replace like for like then everything will work I am sure. So far this year I have had to change my pump, cell and circuit board, so I have learnt a lot.Hope this helpsEnglishman Hi CharlesI wouldn't try to reconfigure the software myself and I consider myself to be a competent Engineer. The brand really doe'snot matter so long as the plug and pipe fittings are the same then they are likely to be compatible. You really need to know the gallonage of you pool to decide on the correct cell, like another said a T-15 would be better. Go to the website inyopools.com and they have a very good help and technical advice section, this will help you decide on the correct size cell. The easiest thing though is to replace like for like then everything will work I am... » Read More Hi CharlesI wouldn't try to reconfigure the software myself and I consider myself to be a competent Engineer. The brand really doe'snot matter so long as the plug and pipe fittings are the same then they are likely to be compatible. You really need to know the gallonage of you pool to decide on the correct cell, like another said a T-15 would be better. Go to the website inyopools.com and they have a very good help and technical advice section, this will help you decide on the correct size cell. The easiest thing though is to replace like for like then everything will work I am sure. So far this year I have had to change my pump, cell and circuit board, so I have learnt a lot.Hope this helpsEnglishman « Show Less
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As long as your pool pump runs on 15 amps or less and 120-volts you should be fine.
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Should be fine but you must have the sand filter pump, mine is intex ultra 18x48 round with intex sand filter pump work fine. The pump came with the pool no power. Have fun!!
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With my apologies, I don't know the answer... my personal assistant bought this on my Amazon account for our maintenance employee who services our pools...
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no,it`s a 120 regular plug out-let.hope this help`s you answer you question,& also it is a good pump for the money !!
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Yes I use it on my pool solar system with second story collectors no problems I run on high most of the time.