can you put a more powerful pump on the pool
239135
Absolutely! That's what I did and it made a world of difference. The pump it comes with just isn't that great and seems to lead to some really bad reviews. I upgraded the pump and this little pool is going 3 years strong now and we love it!
239136
what pump did end up getting and where did you find it.The one that came with it does not work well as far as keeping it clean out side of that the kids love it.
2273830
Not at all. You better have at least a 1hp motor as well, because it really needs the added power to clean the bottom of the pool.
1345634
We do not recommend this size filter for a pool of your size. Get a larger filter. 1hp pump is fine though.
660143
We used it with sallt but we ended up changing to sand , because the pumps were not big enough for thr pool
1160969
I'd say that is quite possible. You will most likley need an electrical upgrade to handle the 3 HP pump.Hope you planned that.MJ
2064537
i just have a more powerful filter/pump attached which keeps the water agitated but for adding a ramp & a pump for current? I don't believe thats a good idea. Top inflatable ring needs a air replenishment every week or so to keep it semi rigid. Pool is fine for a few kids or just floating on a air mattress
920713
I'm not sure you can add pump to the existing system. IMO, you better write to manufacturer.
1980569
Unfortunately no. The max psi rating is roughly 2.5 psi. You will need a far more powerful pump for your SUP.
181694
That is about 21,100 gallons and yes this pump can handle that under the right conditions. This is a medium head pump so if the equipment is far from the pool or you have other conditions that create a lot of resistance (head) then this pump may not handle it as well as you like. Many variables come into play when choosing a pump but in general if you can get the pump to 40-50 gpm (2400 to 3000 gph) it would turn over the pool once in 7-9 hours. Usually I program these pumps to run on high (2800-3000 rpm) for 2-4 hours to clean the pool and then medium or low for 12-14 hours depending on the pool size and how much water the pump can make based on the specifics of the pool.
738248
You probably could. If you want to utilize the pump you will need to plug it in.
2168841
Personally, I would want more horsepower. I suggest you do your math to find out how many complete turnovers of filtered water you want per what time period. I use this on a 12 foot above ground and am very happy. Look up pool packages and see what size pump comes with a 27 foot pool package and then go one size up and you should be happy.
2039920
You could, but I wouldn't. I got mine for the pump for an above ground swimming pool. You appear to be planning to use this for a permanent (in house) appliance. I would get an electrician to install a new outlet.
535712
As long as your pool pump runs on 15 amps or less and 120-volts you should be fine.
440864
not necessarily. you should be able to buy winterizing chemicals or even a kit at your local pool supply retailer. just unhook the pump, and plug the inlet and outlet.
92799
I don't believe pump is as good as really needed for this size pool. Ours lasted about 3 weeks before we had to replace.
108791
I never used it but I purchased it specifically for that size pool. You can never have a pump that's to big in my opinion!
573385
Not on the pump, but you could use an adjustable regulator easily aquired in line just past the pump...