Main Specifications

Type

Filter

Power (hp)

1 hp

Power (hp)

Indicates how much power the motor has to move water in the pool. The greater the resistance in the pool circuit (pipes, filters, elevation), the more the water flow that the pump can provide is reduced.

Power Source

Single-Phase

Power Source

Single-Phase

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

Motor Type

Constant Speed

Motor Type

Constant Speed

The classic and most economical option. It always operates at 100% of its power, providing stable and reliable water circulation, but with higher electricity consumption and noise.

Suitable for Saltwater

Yes

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

Small (up to 50 m³)

Noise Level

59.5 dB

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.

Filter Included

No

Performance

Speed

2850 rpm

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.