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FAQ

How long should I run my pump?

This depends on your pool’s size, the strength of your pump, and how often your pool is used. Generally speaking, you want to run your pump long enough to turn over all of the water in your pool twice each day. For many homeowners, this means running the pump for 8 to 12 hours daily. If you have a variable-speed pump, you may be able to run it longer at a lower speed for better energy efficiency.

Seasonal changes can also affect run time, with hotter weather requiring more filtration. Have questions? We’re happy to help tailor a schedule to your setup.

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