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Pump Catalogue.pdf

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Domestic Pool Filtration <strong>Pump</strong>sThe heart and soul of any Swimming Pool is theFiltration system. It is this that ensures that your poolnot only looks beautiful, but also is safe for everyone touse.It is also important that your <strong>Pump</strong> and Filter are sizedcorrectly to ensure maximum efficiency and waterquality.For example, it is recommended that a standardDomestic Pool has a turn over of between 4 and 8 hours.Which in laymans terms means, every last drop of waterin the pool needs to be passed through the filter every 4to 8 hours.To achieve this, your <strong>Pump</strong> and Filter needs to be ableto handle the volume of water to meet the turn overlimits.So, if your pool has a capacity of 100 cubic metres ofwater (length x width x average depth, in metres = cubicmetres), and you are looking for a turn over of around 5hours, then you need to ensure that your pump andfilter can accommodate 20 cubic metres of water perhour. 20 cubic metres x 5 hours = 100 cubic metresHowever, there also needs to be sufficient supply of water from the pool through suctions, floor drains and skimmers and also sufficient pipe work to deliver theamount of water required to the pump. Likewise, even if the pump is being delivered enough water, there needs to be enough return points in the pool for the waterto be pumped back. If any aspect of the system is not sufficient, suctions, pipe work, or returns, the flow rate will drop. Contact us for more advice on this topicshould you require and assistance.We pride ourselves on quality and reliability when supplying any equipment, and have teamed up with Industries leading Suppliers and Manufacturers to provideonly the best tried and tested <strong>Pump</strong>s and Filters available.

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