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Why spending more on a high efficiency pool pump will save you money.

  
  
  

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When comparing pool pumps there is a lot more to think about than just HP. New high efficiency pumps such as the IntelliFlo VS+SVRS by Pentair are designed to save you money. Although they cost more to buy than a standard pump they will save you money right away. So much so, that if you have a traditional 1-2 HP pump and it’s brand new – throw it away. Don’t get offended, it’s just that today’s high efficiency pumps are just that good. Another benefit to the IntelliFlo VS+SVRS pump is that it has a built in timer and SVRS (safety Vacuum release system). The SVRS feature helps keep you in compliance with the Virginia Graeme Baker Safety Act also known as the VGB laws. If you are building a new pool it is mandatory you follow VGB guidelines, if you have an older pool check your local laws to see if you need to rennovate your pool to comply. All commercial pools must comply. The built in timer is more advanced then your typical pool pump timer allowing you to set up more advanced and energy saving cycles. Check out the video below to learn more about the Intelliflo Variable Speed pumps and how they save you money. Or go here to calculate how much you will save on your pool.

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Comments

I don't have a pool but I have a pond and waterfall. Will this pump work with my setup? The pump seems pretty awesome and wanted some professional input. When I finally decide to have a pool installed, your company will be the one I use. Great info and thank you Jamie
Posted @ Wednesday, February 16, 2011 6:39 PM by bill
Well Bill, as far as using a pool pump for a pond the answer is yes and no. Depends on who you ask. Will it work - sure. Is it overkill - sure. A lot more questions would have to be answered before a decision could be made. Such as, does the pond have fish, and or plants. How high is the waterfall, how wide is the "fall". Is there a place to hide such a pump. etc etc... I'd be happy to come out and take a look just give me a call - 845-283-8787.  
Jamie
Posted @ Thursday, February 17, 2011 9:03 AM by James Snyder
I am impressed, but why don't you add a conventional pump at reduced horse power so flow is 40gph and see the results
Posted @ Sunday, September 04, 2011 2:37 PM by Perry
Wow! great article and what a video!!! Keep up the excellent work. 
Thanks for your enthusiastic remark! 
Posted @ Thursday, October 20, 2011 2:04 AM by poolfilters
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