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Varialble speed pump
I'm thinking about buying a new variable speed pump. (http://www.pentairpoo
l.com/pool-pro/products/product.php?idv) My thinking is that I can set it to move less water at night, saving electricity and more when I'm out th ere enjoying the pond. Any opinions? San Diego Joe 4000-5000 gallons A few Koi & a red-eared slider |
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Varialble speed pump
On Mon, 4 Feb 2013 18:48:39 EST, San Diego Joe wrote:
I'm thinking about buying a new variable speed pump. (http://www.pentairpoo l.com/pool-pro/products/product.php?idv) My thinking is that I can set it to move less water at night, saving electricity and more when I'm out th ere enjoying the pond. Any opinions? San Diego Joe 4000-5000 gallons A few Koi & a red-eared slider Hi Joe, Interesting concept. Not sure exactly which pump I should click on or if the WhisperFlo pictured was it? Sounds good if your idea of slow isn't starving the filter or fish of O2. I use 2 pumps, one for the season, and one for winter, but I'm sure plugging them in and out is what you're trying to avoid. ~ jan ------------ Zone 7a, SE Washington State Ponds: www.jjspond.us |
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