China Supplier Variable Speed Swimming Pool Water Pump

China Supplier Variable Speed Swimming Pool Water Pump

Fenlin CD series pool water pumps are available in a range of different HP sizes and capacities. At 3 HP, it's definitely a powerful machine. It is designed to operate at 220 V or 380 V, which also helps save power. While it does help save power, it doesn't sacrifice the power of the motor. Most importantly, the Fenlin CD series pool water pump is quiet.

Fenlin CD series pool water pumps Product Parameters:

Fenlin CD series pool water pumps Features:

1) Strong core: built-in motor overheat protection device

2) Quick start, silent design: low decibel, less noise, water flow is 30% larger than similar products

3) Safe and reliable: highly sealed design to prevent water leakage

4) Easy to clean: The transparent filter cover can easily observe the condition of the filter cartridge and facilitate cleaning

Fenlin's CD series pool water pumps are compatible with most in-ground pools of most shapes and sizes. In fact, if you don't feel the need for a powerful 3 HP motor, you can even opt for a smaller HP motor of the same model. Fenlin's pool pumps are also compatible with all cleaning systems, filters and jet spas, so you don't need to worry about compatibility issues.

How Long To Run The Pump

The two main factors in determining the length of time that the pool water pump should be run during each cycle are the chemical demand and filtration. During the summer months, the chemical demand is at its peak, and since the bathing load is generally higher during this time, the amount of debris in the pool is higher also. This requires that the water be filtered more thoroughly to remove the excess debris.  It is recommended that the pump run 12 hours per day/during the hottest summer months, and 4-5 hours per day during the winter months, and to varying degrees during the spring and fall. The daily cycle can be divided up into multiple cycles, but each cycle should be no shorter than 4 hours, since this is the minimum time it takes for all of the water in the pool to pass through the filter at least once, and it is also the recommended time between the addition of chemicals and the next water test/or pool use.