Inground Pool Pumps

Inground pool pumps are the heart of the swimming pool. Everyone wants a pool that's clear and free from harmful bacteria and microorganisms. Without a pool pump, this wouldn't be possible. A pool pump circulates the water, forcing through your filter and other sanitation equipment such as ultraviolet disinfection systems. A quality pump and sanitation systems allows you to maintain high water quality regardless of conditions such as high temperatures.

Most Inground Pool Pumps are Wildly Inefficient

The typical backyard swimming pool pump requires a hefty 1,600 - 2,000 watts of power. In fact, the biggest opportunity for power savings is not with your HVAC system, but with your inground pool pump. The trend during the 90's was toward high horsepower pumps. Many pool owners ended up with pumps that consumed massive amounts of electricity. In fact, the largest pool states of Texas, California and Florida each require two power plants just to power the in-state swimming pool pumps. During the 90's, nobody was thinking about power consumption. Now many pool owners are paying the price.

Beware of High Horsepower, High Speed Inground Pool Pumps

High horsepower, high-speed pool pumps are the problem. In the old days, electricity rates were relatively low and green was only a color. But things are very different today. Most pool owners still have the same inefficient power hungry pumps. Electric costs have forced pool owners to reduce the amount of time their pump operates to avoid sky high electric bills. This is great for utility expense, but it makes no sense for water quality. Stagnant water works against pool owners, creating a breeding ground for bacteria and algae. Also, it is difficult or impossible to feed chemcials into the pool when the inground pool pump is turned off. Leaf Pump operates 24/7 for not only the best water quality, but also for the lowest operating costs.

Variable Speed Pool Pumps Run 24 hours to Minimize Costs

There is a well known law called the Pump Affinity Law which applies to inground pool pumps. It states that energy consumption of a pump changes by the cube of the speed change. This means when you slow a pool pump to one-third of the original speed, you get one-third of the flow. So we now run the pump three times as long to maintain the same turnover. The end result is that we filter the same amount of water, while consuming 88.8% less energy!

Meet the Leaf Pump Inground Pool Pump

Are you looking for a truly energy efficient pool pump to save big on your electric bill? How about a pump so efficient your can run it 24 hours per day for just pennies a day? The Leaf Pump inground pool pump delivers all this and more. Leaf Pump is the revolutionary variable speed pool pump that saves up to 90% over traditional pool pumps while running your pump 24 hours for the purest, most crysal clear water possible.

Leaf Pump Beats the ROI of First Generation Variable Speed Pool Pumps

First-generation variable-speed pumps required complicated digital controllers that are expensive and prone to premature failure. Repairing those onboard electronic circuits can cost as much as a new pump. [Google: variable speed + poor warranty + unrepairable] or just click here to read the reviews. Leaf Pump has no unreliable onboard electronics prone to failure.

The Best Warranty in Variable Speed Pool Pumps

Most inground pool pumps have only a one year warranty. Many pool owners are finding that variable speed pool pumps with onboard electronics have complicated circuits that are prone to failure. Leaf Pump is protected by a standard 3-year limited warranty.