The filtration system is the key to keep the pool water clean and clear. As the important parts of any types of swimming pool, pool pumps and filters are important to the pool’s everyday health running. In this article, Aquagem will reveal how does a pool pump work and what is needed to keep it in good working order.

The energy prices are increasing to record across Europe recently. In Germany, wholesale power prices have risen more than 60% this year. High energy bills is affecting millions of Europeans, urgent needs in reducing swimming pool maintenance costs are raised, as most of the pool appliances takes up a large part of the energy consumption at home.

Pool pumps are always the noisiest pool equipment in your swimming pool. The disturbing noise could always keep you away from fully enjoying your relaxing pool day, or even keeping you and your neighbors awake at nights.

Your pool pump could be your home’s second largest energy user, costing you as much as $1800-$2400 in energy every year. If you have a malfunctioning pump or an older unit, it can save you much money to replace older single speed pool pumps with a more modern inverter pool pump that filters more efficiently.

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As the loudest equipment in the pool appliance, the noise problem has been disturbing the pool users for a long time. For the traditional on/off pool pumps, the average noise level even goes up to 60-65 dB(A), which will more severe with the worn ones. Both the users and distributors are longing for a silent pool pump to break the dilemma.

No swimming pool is whole without a powerful pool pump. A pump awards the pool with essential cleanliness, hygiene, and crystal-clear water. However, the availability of so many pump options in the market leads to confusion among pool owners and obstructs them from selecting the best pool pump for their pool.

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As the swimming activity is expected to look for pleasures and health, the sound caused by pool equipment is an essential part of pool maintenance. According to a survey, the noise higher than 60 dBA will make an impact on both people’s psychological and physical health. As we all know, the noise heard in swimming is mainly from pool pump. To shake off noise pollution requires you to choose the quietest pool pumps.

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