Will the CC200 work well on a 15,000 gallon pool using a Pentair Intelliflow variable speed pump?
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2087160
Yes it would work under certain conditions. If you are going to purchase it from us there are a few things we would like to go over with you first. You can contact us at 1.855.247.9118Thank You for your question.
2087161
Yes it would work under certain conditions. If you are going to purchase it from us there are a few things we would like to go over with you first. You can contact us at 1.855.247.9118 Thank You for your question.
988173
Yes definitely. What's nice is that you can vary the speed of the pump (and set that in the programming) for the perfect gpm to make the pop-ups work most efficiently. Most floor systems (i.e. Caretaker) only require 12-15 psi on the gauge to work correctly. Don't use too much pressure on the floor system. Consult the owners manual for correct/optimum pressure. Another big plus is that the floor system on needs to work for a couple hours (unless your pool is a leaf pit! lol). So you can run the higher speed for the floor system for say 2 hours then set another program for say 8 hours at a very low (and energy saving) speed of roughly 1000rpm (better than 3450 rpm on standard motors!). Hope this helps!!
62672
No. I have a 15 ft. pool and this pump works well for it, but for a bigger pool I don't believe it would not do so well.
935618
There is many factors to consider for your particular AG pool (type of filter,head ft., intake pvc elbows etc) but Pentair Pool Products is the best pool pumps in the market today, My suggestion is get a Whisperflo WFE 1/2 Hp and a Intermatic Mechanical Timer and set it to run 3hrs every other day in winter and 2hrs every day in summer if you live in the northern states and if you live in southern California set it to 2hrs every day in winter and 3hrs every day in summer time, I have a 14500 AG pool with a Intelliflo Variable Speed set it to 3hrs at 1500rpm every other day and in summer to 6hrs at 2000rpm-25gpm with a Intex Krystal Clear Salt System and with no problems with algae and chloramine odors, the water is just Krystal Clear and we use the pool every day in summer with a high of 108-112 during the day and 80-85 at night, we live in the SD County Desert area. hope this info will help you in the new pump but get the Intelliflo pump and you would get a rebate from your electric company if they participate on the rebate program and you would be happy with the energy savings and a very quiet pump.......
2047044
yes, it works well with the sand pump that my pool has. The pump needs to pump at least 1500 gph(gallons per hour).
1532847
That would be way too much for that size. It probably will turn into a whirlpool. My pool is 25,000 gallons and it makes the water flow pretty good. Check hayward.com for correct gallons to hp and size ratio
452852
Not well, you will have to constantly wait for it to pump up. I've got a 20 gal and in my opinion it's borderline capable.
859962
Yes it should. What horsepower is your current pump? I replaced a 1hp pump and my pool is about 30,000 gal.
2035501
I bought this pump for an 18x3.5 above ground pool and it worked well. I also had an Intex Salt chlorine generator. Flow was awesome. Hope this helps...
1006174
My pool is a 4500 gallon and it worked fine. Just remember to CLEAN the system periodically or it will fail.
718275
the pump I use is smaller, it's rated at 2000 gal. the 2900 might be a bit to big.
1532848
Probably a little overkill, but will work. I have an 11000 gallon pool and it creates a pretty good current when it's running. To get the exact size you need, you have to calculate how much water a minute it can move, compared to the recommendations for your size pool. I just looked at the Hayward pools website for that info.
1736110
It should work for draining the pool, just beware that the higher the water needs to be lifted, the slower it goes. The pump box shows in a bar graph that if the water is lifted 5 feet the max flow is 2000 gph, if lifting 10 feet max flow is 1400 gph, if lifting 15 feet max flow is 900 gph. If you're hoping for it to put out flow at rates like 20+ gpm (or 1200 gph), get hoses that are 1 inch or bigger.
1384847
Sorry, my emails got buried... It should be more than enough to keep that pool pretty. Try taking a piece of 1.5" and 2" pool hose to the ports. I think this pump will work with both sizes. If they fit or, can be adapted, you should be good. Make sure there will always be continuous flow to the pump though. All the pump is going to do is draw water, filter it and push it back into the pool. I'll look around and post if I find anything.
333148
most 15' pools come with the smaller 'through' the wall parts and might starve this pump from lack of flow. If it did work, you would have a very strong output for the pool size.
1881521
The T-3 is good for 15,000 gallons. I replaced my T-T-15 b/c pool is 40,000 gals.
744623
My newer Intex pump is working better than the one that came with my 18x48 hardsided pool.As long as the fittings will match up, it is definitely worth a try..