The Purpose of Pool Pumps
Pool pumps play a vital role in maintaining the cleanliness and safety of swimming pools. Their primary purpose is to circulate water through the filtration system, ensuring that debris, dirt, and microorganisms are efficiently removed. By continuously moving water, they help distribute chemicals evenly, which aids in maintaining the appropriate chemical balance essential for safe swimming conditions. Additionally, a well-functioning pool water pump can help prevent stagnation, reducing the risk of algae growth and other waterborne contaminants. Therefore, regular maintenance and proper operation of these devices are crucial for keeping water clean, clear, and inviting for swimmers.
How Do They Generally Work
Swimming pool pumps generally work by creating a consistent flow of water to ensure proper filtration and circulation. At the heart of a pool water pump is a motor that spins an internal impeller, which generates a suction force. This suction draws water from the skimmer and main drains, directing it through the pump and into the filtration system. As the water passes through the filter, debris and contaminants are trapped and removed. Clean water is then returned to the pool via water inlets. A strainer basket located within it catches larger debris like leaves, preventing clogs and protecting its internal components. Our systems are equipped with generously sized strainer baskets, reducing the frequency of maintenance by requiring less frequent emptying.
Get in Touch
For more information, technical advice, or to receive a competitive quote on our swimming pool pumps, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. You can reach us by calling 0208 941 6618 or by sending an email. Our team is ready to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.
