pool equipment

Understanding your systems

equipment & technology

Our Pool Equipment section is designed to help homeowners make informed decisions about the essential components of their pool system. We break down each piece of equipment—like pumps, filters, and heaters—explaining how they work and why one option might be better suited for your needs over another. Whether you're building new or upgrading, this section empowers you to choose the best equipment for a safe, efficient, and enjoyable pool experience.


filtration & sanitary systems

The Filtration and Sanitary Equipment section explains how to keep your pool water clean, safe, and crystal clear. We break down the different filtration systems and sanitizing options, helping you choose the right setup for efficient maintenance and long-term performance.

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technology & automation

The Technology and Automation Equipment section showcases the latest tools to make managing your pool effortless. From smart controls to automated cleaning systems, we guide you through the options that can streamline maintenance and enhance your pool experience.

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heating systems

The Heating Equipment section covers various options to keep your pool warm and comfortable year-round. We explain the benefits of each heating system, helping you choose the most efficient and cost-effective solution for your climate and usage needs.

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Additional Information

pool pumps

As a new pool owner, one of the most important pieces of equipment to understand is your pool pump. This essential component is responsible for circulating water, keeping it clean, and distributing chemicals evenly throughout your pool. Whether you're dealing with a basic single-speed pump or a high-efficiency variable-speed model, knowing how your pump works, how to maintain it, and how to maximize its performance can make all the difference in keeping your pool crystal clear. Let’s dive into everything you need to know about your pool pump, from choosing the right type to troubleshooting common issues.

Common questions about pool equipment

This section is to help break up all the information and questions related to pool equipment the section above is mostly the equipment we recommend using for your pool.

  • What type of pool pump should I choose?

    The right pool pump depends on the size of your pool and your energy efficiency goals. Variable-speed pumps are the most energy-efficient, while single-speed pumps are less expensive upfront but cost more to run over time.

  • How often should I run my pool pump?

    You should run your pool pump for about 8-12 hours per day, depending on the size of your pool and the local climate. This helps ensure proper filtration and chemical distribution.

  • What’s the difference between a sand, cartridge, and DE filter?

    Sand filters are low maintenance and budget-friendly, cartridge filters offer better filtration with less water waste, and DE filters provide the best filtration but require more upkeep.

  • What’s the best way to heat my pool?

    Your best heating option depends on your location and usage. Gas heaters provide quick heating, heat pumps are energy-efficient for warmer climates, and solar heaters are eco-friendly but weather-dependent.

  • How does an automatic pool cleaner work?

    Automatic pool cleaners use suction, pressure, or robotic technology to move around your pool and collect debris. They make maintenance easier by reducing the need for manual cleaning.

  • What does a pool chlorinator do?

    A pool chlorinator automatically adds chlorine to your pool water to maintain proper sanitation levels. You can choose between saltwater chlorinators, which generate chlorine from salt, and traditional chlorine feeders.

  • Why is pool automation important?

    Pool automation allows you to control your pool equipment, such as pumps, heaters, and lights, from a central system or smartphone app, making it easy to manage your pool efficiently.

  • How can I improve my pool’s energy efficiency?

    Upgrading to a variable-speed pump, using a solar or heat pump heater, and adding a pool cover can significantly improve energy efficiency and lower operating costs.

  • TDo I need a pool cover with a heater?

    Yes, using a pool cover helps retain heat, reduce evaporation, and lower energy costs. It complements your heating system by keeping your pool warmer for longer periods.

  • What’s the advantage of using a saltwater chlorinator over traditional chlorine?

    Saltwater chlorinators are gentler on skin and eyes, require less maintenance, and provide a steady flow of chlorine, reducing the need to manually add chemicals to your pool.

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