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A single-speed pool pump runs at full power every hour it's on, and most pumps run for hours every day. A variable speed pump slows down when the pool doesn't need the extra flow, so it uses less electricity and runs quieter. Why we recommend one:
| ✓ | It runs low and quiet most of the day, and faster only when you need it | | ✓ | You set its schedules right on the pump's display | | ✓ | Lower speeds mean less noise and less wear on the motor | | ✓ | Steady flow helps your heat pump do its job, too |
We install the Jandy VS FloPro variable speed pump and size it to your pool and plumbing.
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