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1. Sound reduction
Standard single-speed pool pumps are known to be loud, even when running at lower speeds. Variable-speed pumps produce sound levels of around 45 decibels. The sound level is like having a lively conversation with a friend or a dishwasher.
2. Decrease your energy usage
A variable-speed pool pump has different settings to reduce the amount of work and is compatible with other pool equipment like cleaners, heaters, and more. This helps increase your energy savings by using different settings on your pool pump.
3. Programmable features
Variable-speed pumps allow pool owners to find the right speed for filtering, cleaning, heating, and other maintenance features of their pool.
4. Better filtration
Using a variable-speed pump helps you find the right flow rate for your pool’s filter system and keep your pool sanitized.
5. Longer warranty
Most variable-speed pool pump manufacturers offer two and three-year warranties for the equipment. This includes parts and labor when you are buying the pool pump from a trusted manufacturer.
6. Less time spent on maintenance
Variable-speed pumps run longer when programmed on a lower setting, but it reduces the amount of stress put on the equipment. This helps your pool’s pump and other parts last longer because they are not being overworked or exposed to high amounts of heat.
7. Following regulations
You may be nervous about upgrading to a variable-speed pool pump, but they are a good investment to keep your pool in excellent condition. These pumps cost more upfront, but this option will save you the time and money you put into pool maintenance. If you need to repair or replace your pool’s pump, contact Priority Pool Service. Call us to get a free quote for your pool repair today!