We've been installing Intelliflo pumps since 2007. Our customers are telling us they are saving as much as $100 per month on their electric bill where we've installed Intelliflo pumps.
Intelliflo Pros and Cons
Pros
• Up to 90% saving when replacing your current pump
• Integrates with most pool systems weather automated or manual
• Well built and made to last
• up to 8 different speeds that can be adjusted to meet the specific needs of your pool
• Runs from 0 to 3 horse power
• Excellent pump design
• Has its own internal time clock or can be set to turn on and off using your existing remote
• Weather proof, made to operate indoors or outdoors
• Built in freeze protection
• Has a built in priming mode
• Some versions are equipped with SVRS (safety vacuum release systems) for added safety
• Easy to program with 4 different running schedules and can be changed at any time
• Extremely quiet operation
Cons
• More expensive then conventional motors
• The touch pad is on the pump and may be inconvenient to turn the pump on and off and change speeds with manual systems
• May need an additional communication box to operate with some automated systems
• Requires 220 volts to operate some older pools may only have 110 volts available.
• The SVRS models may be a little fussy. They can sense pressure changes and may turn off when connecting a vacuum hoses or when turning valves. If this happens simply press the reset button on the motor.
Summery
Since the time I began cleaning and repairing pools in 1984, I think the Intelliflo pump has been the single greatest advancement to come to the pool industry. It gives me great satisfaction to know I can install a quality pump and save my customer hundreds if not thousand of dollars over the lifetime of the pump.
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