The Best Energy Efficient Variable Speed Pool Pumps

Finding the best pool pumps to keep electricity bills low

Did you know a new pool pump could significantly reduce your monthly bills, while keeping your pool comfortable and safe? 

It's true. A variable speed pool pump will allow you to continuously churn the water in your above-ground pool or inground pool. This keeps the chemicals, like chlorine, thoroughly mixed into the water and prevents water from becoming stagnant. Of course, it also prevents dirt and grime from building up in the pool water too.

When you have a pump with a single speed instead of variable it means you can only run it for a few hours a day unless you want to completely blow your electricity budget. Experts recommend you run your pump for at least four hours a day during warm weather to prevent chemicals from settling to the bottom of your pool water, among other things.

During the hottest days of the year, your single-speed pool pump can run for 12 consecutive hours or more. This keeps the water safe and inviting, but it can blow your electricity budget out of the water. Depending on the characteristics of your pump, it can also create a hubub with the neighbors. Older single-speed pool pumps aren't known for their quiet features!

We especially like the Intelliflow and MaxFlow pool pumps featured here.

While it might cost $1200 or more to install a new model, you'll save $60 - $100 or more in electricity every month during the heat of the summer.

Are you looking for a new pool pump which will perform well in the long run and cut your costs? Make sure you check out the latest variable-speed pool pumps.