Main Specifications

Type

Filter

Filtration Medium

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Filtration Medium

It is the “sponge” that keeps the water clean. It shows whether the pump uses special sand, glass, or a paper filter to collect dirt and dust, so you don’t have to clean the pool yourself. 

Power (Watt)

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Power Source

Single-Phase

Power Source

Single-Phase

Operates with standard household electricity (230V). It is suitable for residential pools.

Motor Type

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Suction Type

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Suitable for Saltwater

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Suitable for Saltwater

Necessary if your pool uses a salt chlorinator. These pumps feature reinforced materials with high resistance to corrosion from saltwater.

Pool Size

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Noise Level

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Noise Level

Indicates how much noise the pump makes when operating. The lower the value (ideally below 60-65 dB), the less the motor can be heard in the pool environment.

Pump Weight

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Filter Included

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Performance

Maximum Supply

3785 lt/h

Maximum Supply

Shows how many liters of water the pump can deliver in 1 hour.

Speed

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Speed

Indicates how fast the motor spins (revolutions per minute) to move the water. This movement is necessary for filtering the pool and for properly distributing disinfectants so that the water does not turn green. The more revolutions, the more water is moved, but the more electricity the pump consumes and the more noise it makes.

Installation

Cable Length

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Connection Nozzle

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Connection Nozzle

Indicates the diameter of the pipe that can be connected to the pump.

• The 32 mm & 38 mm sizes are usually used for small, flexible pipes (above-ground or inflatable pools).
• The 50 mm & 63 mm sizes are for rigid PVC pipes (classic domestic or built-in pools).

Tip: Check the diameter of your existing pipes before making a selection.