I just purchased a 12x24 oval, and I am trying to find the right size pump and filter for that size. Is there a chart or website that would tell you which to get for that size pool? The woman in the store was not very helpful.
Thanks.
Filter and pump
Re: Filter and pump
Neil2112 wrote:I just purchased a 12x24 oval, and I am trying to find the right size pump and filter for that size. Is there a chart or website that would tell you which to get for that size pool? The woman in the store was not very helpful.
Thanks.
You dont buy a pump by horsepower, you buy by flow.
First figure out how many gallons of water you have in your pool, then choose a pump than has the flow (gallons per minute) to completely "turn over" (pump all the water) in 8-10 hours. Every pump manufacture has a chart that shows the GPM of there pumps. Check out there websites and choose the one i=wuth the best flow. You also need to match the pump to your filter (or vice versa).
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pump and filter
Pentair and Sta-Rite are the best and made by the same company and Hayward has the worst products in the pool industry.
Re: pump and filter
pool tech wrote:Hayward has the worst products in the pool industry.
Bullshit. I have used Hayward products for years without incident. While pentair and sta-rite make excellent products, Hayward does as well.
Everybody hates #1 one, don't they!
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Download Bleachcalc free at troublefreepool . com /files/BleachCalc262.exe and start saving money on chemicals.
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Download Bleachcalc free at troublefreepool . com /files/BleachCalc262.exe and start saving money on chemicals.
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