The swimming pool pump & filter are responsible for circulating the pool’s chemicals and filtering out debris from the water to keep it sparkling blue. The pump should be sized to the filter, so the pump can pump the number of gallons of water in 6-8 hours that will cause one turnover of the pools water. A larger than needed filter will allow you to clean less often. Never use a smaller filter than what the pump is designed for as it will cause less efficient filtering and higher operating pressures of the filter.
Swimming pool pumps are available in three types, single speed, dual speed and variable speed. Single speed pumps come in a variety of sizes from 0.5 HP to very large 5 HP and larger pumps. Most home pools typically will use a 1 HP pump, larger for higher volume pools and smaller for lower volume pools. Dual speed pumps allow you to operate the pump at a lower speed to allow for chlorination of the pool when the use of the higher speed is not necessary to operate a pool cleaner. Variable speed pumps adjust the speed automatically based on how dirty the filter is. Single speed pumps are the least expensive to buy. Variable speed pumps are the most expensive.
Filters can be categorized as follows:
Cost to Buy: Cartridge, Sand and DE (most expensive)
Cost to operate: Sand, DE, Cartridge (most expensive)
Ease of use: Sand (easiest to use), Cartridge, DE
Best Filtration: Sand, Cartridge, DE (Finest filtration)
In my opinion the most important is the cost to operate and ease of use.
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Anyone
who owns a pool knows how tough it’s to maintain it. Pool maintenance
is never easy, particularly if you live in a rural setting. Grass &
leaves are a regular danger to the health of your swimming-pool. Leaves
and other debris in large quantities can cause the
If
you’re the proud owner of a swimming pool, then finding a good swimming
pool cleaner is important for saving you time and to help keep that
investment looking great. There are many different types of swimming
pool cleaners on the market today. Generally speaking, there are three
types of pool cleaners, those operating on suction, those operating on
pressure, and robotics, which are totally independent of the pool
system. Suction pool cleaners are perhaps the simpliest, and defitely
the least expensive to buy. Take it out of the box, plug it into the
skimmer and it cleans the pool while the pump is running. Pressure
driven pool cleaners are a great choice. Specialized plumbing is
required and is best purchased when a pool is being built. Robotic
cleaners are stand-alone pool cleaners either operating off an
electrical umbilical cord or re-chargeable battery.
