I have a 40 thousand gal. pool. the pump has one &amp; one half horse motor, dont know gal. per min. output. what size filter do I need.
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The C3030 would be fine but you could go bigger depending on how often you want to clean the filters.
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this pump will work fine for a pool that size. That is about the size of our pool and we love this pump and sand filtration system. You can also use it to vacuum to waste which is a big plus!
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I an not an expert, but I would say that any size centrifugal pump would work, but only so much flow will pass through the filter . A positive displacement pump may build up too much pressure to be effective
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This one is the one you need. 24". This Hayward was flawless in its first year of service. Our pool is about 27,500 gallons and it filtered it with no problem. We have a Hayward Matrix pump doing the work. If you do not have a quality pump now, maybe buying both now is your best option for trouble free years ofService. Also, we have found just using normal pool sand in the filter does a better job than the expensive kind. LocalPool shop says to go 5 years with the normal pool sand if you backwash regularly and chemicals are adequate. Good Luck!!!!
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i have a 21,000 gallon inground pool and i installed the hayward s244t pro filter last year as a replacement of the original. it will serve you well. jerry in slidell, la.
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You need to look for the Unicel replacement filter that works for your 60 sq ft system, if I am not mistaken, it is the FS-2005 Unicel filter. My Unicel FS-2004 filter fit my 48 sq ft Hayward system perfectly, it was a pretty good fit and my pool water has been crystal clear ever since I replaced it about 9 months ago.
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There are 3 sizes for filters for different size filter systems. I bought the large, it fits my Aqueon Quiet flow 50. I had a smaller tank and with that a smaller filter system and that system took the medium cartridges. You can search on your filter system for it's size or model number then search online for the right size filter. Good Luck
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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.
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In my opinion this is slightly undersized but it will work. If the pool ever turns green it will struggle to clear it up. I would go with a larger filter.
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You can install it with a reducer but it will probably overwork the motor since its designed for a 2" inlet and outlet. This pump has a lot of suction power it creates, so keep that in mind if you are going to purchase it and use a reducer. I suggest you look for one that matches your piping for your pool.
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I run my pump twenty four seven. I upgraded to a sand filter, but the cartridge filter system will work fine as long as you change it often. The more you run it the better it will clear the water. Hope this helps. Make sure and maintain chlorine levels, algaecide, and pH levels. I use basics and have good luck. I live in the country, so have issues with a lot of outside elements. Love my pool, hope this helps you out.
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I have a 380 gal pond and use the 1000 fishmates filter and a 1000 gph pump. The pump is a bit overkill but the filter is fine. You should have no problem with the combo you are asking about. I would not go bigger than the 800gph pump though.
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the middle (two basket size) xp-m size is what i'd use w/ 40 gal (i use the xp-l w/ a 55gal) . the filstar comes with some filter material but i don't remember exactly how much. you can probably make it through the first month but probably need to purchase some bio media and carbon. check other websites to see what filter material comes with each size filter. it's a good solid filter. my first one lasted over 10yrs. then switched to ehiem but wasn't thrilled so i'm on my second filstar now.
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I used a full 40lb bag of sand to fill the filter to the line in the tank, make sure you use the correct sand also bought at a pool supply, same with the salt, I used over 200 lbs for my 24' X 52" pool, the pump will tell you if the salt is strong enough, my sand filter came with a chart showing the amount needed for all of intex's pools..
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Yes you can use that size pump on your pool as long as the filter you have is a 150sq ft cartridge filter or a 22" sand filter. the pump must also be sized properly for the filter you have.
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read the requirement on the saltwater system you want to buy and it will recommend the pump size required for that system. my pool is a 16'x48' and it had a min. pump size of 1100 gal per hour
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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.