This would replace the 1500 gph pump that is sent with 15x48 pool Right? so no chlorine, no testing strips?
201618
Yes, this would be a great replacement however it's just a filtration unit and pump. It has no affect on Chlorine and ph levels. At this point you have two options: Continue to utilize Chlorine or convert to Saltwater.
201619
This pump would work well with your pool but it is simply a pump. It is not a chlorine generator so you would either need to continue to use chlorine or switch to a saltwater system. In either event you will still use testing strips.
201620
Yes this relaced the original pump. But not sure what you are asking about the chlorine and test strips
2090187
According to the manual, you would just need 135 LB of salt. It comes with all the hoses you need. Oh, and Type A filters. Your pool seems to be the largest pool size supported on this pump. We're on our second season with a small 12'x30" pool and it has been great; we use just over 40 LB of salt for this size.
87384
Hi, I live in Melbourne FL and have a similar size pool. I went with the AQR15 for 2 reasons. The over size cell mean you don't have to run the pump as long as with a smaller cell, and a shorter duty cycle will extend the life of the cell. I'm extremely happy with mine (other than a mfg defect in the controller I purchased (defective part has been replaced in newer models). I only need to run the pump 4 hrs during the winter and 6 hrs in the summer.
2180821
I don't have a salt water pool so I cannot answer your question. My last one ran for 14 years with my chlorine pool.
1463743
Absolutely not! Pool pumps draw 20 to 30 amps and need to be on a dedicated line.
100047
Hi Hector, the only real piece of good advice I can give you about pool pumps is to buy them from Pool Supply World. They warranted the pump I bought from them even when the Manufacturer advised me that they would not. Mine happened to be a 3/4 horse booster,they sent me a new pump before mine was even headed back to them. Whoever owns PSW is a good person that runs a good business..they back the stuff they sell even when the Mfg. doesn't. Hope this helps..Dean Stalder
535712
As long as your pool pump runs on 15 amps or less and 120-volts you should be fine.
1940194
I'm not a pool expert. But, I would say this pump/filter would be sufficient. I would buy it. Especially knowing the amount of water circulation in my pool after buying my Hayward filter/pump. I would think you would be very satisfied. You will need to buy a stronger vacuum hose and 6- 2" or 2.5" hose clamps! The hoses that come with the pump/filter will connect direct to your factory Intex water inlet valves!!! Terry
2116387
It would depend on the amount of chlorine tabs inserted into the dispenser...or ask your local pool store (e.g. pinch a penny)
502467
I have a 32 x 15 IG pool. Two 3" in the float, and 1 in the Skimmer. I never have Algae or low chlorine issues. run2-3 ppm of FC. (I also run an Ozone generator) I just add a tab as the existing tabs get to less than half their original size.
1150688
This pump should do fine with your pool. It does a great job and the condition of the water is awesome without the chlorine smell and fading of suits and toys.
1328677
That would depend on which pump system came with your pool. Ours came with the Sand/Saltwater system and the only thing we had to purchase was the pool salt and the sand. If your system functions properly there should not be any need to add chemicals of any kind but again too that can depend on the water quality in your area! Always best to consult your owners manual for this information.
1212506
Ebay has the same measurements 90GPH pump for around $5 bucks. I purchased it and will see if it works.
283499
This filter and pump combo has done very with my 16x32x48 above ground pool for more than 2 years. I put Zeolite "sand" in it when it was new and have not changed it ... water is clear even if I allow some algae to form on pool walls.
1423340
Your 18x48 pool holds a little over 7,000 gallons of water. That means a 1,000 GPH pump will filter all the water in about 7 hours. It's usually recommended to filter all the water in about 8 hours, so yes, this pump should work.
502468
It depends on the size of the pool and what the chlorine measured when tested. I would not buy this chorine deapenser again. The only thing I still have is the cap that fit on my original dispenser after this one took on water and starting sinking. Cheap!
2170442
When the pool pump is on then the water will be circulating past the chlorinator. It doesn't have to move to do it's job.