Get energy-efficient with new Zodiac FloPro ePump
Zodiac, a market leader in pool technology and pool supplies, is going green with the launch of one of Australia’s first energy-efficient pool pumps — the Zodiac FloPro ePump.
An exciting new innovation that will revolutionise pool maintenance, the Zodiac FloPro ePump is the next generation of swimming pool pumps for Australian pools.
A variable pool pump, the FloPro ePump is engineered to significantly reduce high electricity consumption and CO2 emissions commonly associated with swimming pool pumps. Engineered by Zodiac to enable pool owners to customise the RPM (speed) that their pump motor is running at, the FloPro ePump will reduce the power being used while turning the pool water over in the required amount of time.
Featuring a low-voltage external controller that regulates the variable speed of the pump, the FloPro ePump can be remotely adjusted using the latest wireless Jandy remote control to run at a speed that is optimally economical and energy efficient.
Energy efficiency is just one advantage to using the Zodiac FloPro ePump. Pool owners using the FloPro ePump can also look forward to saving thousands of dollars over the lifetime of the pump. Based on a normal filtration run time of eight hours at half speed and an electricity rate of 20¢/kW, running the FloPro ePump can save pool owners nearly $568 in electricity costs annually.
And with its ultra-efficient, double-insulated motor, the Zodiac ePump runs so quietly that you’ll forget it’s even there! Whether building a new pool or upgrading an existing pool, save your pocket (and reduce your carbon footprint) with one of Australia’s most energy-efficient pool pumps, the Zodiac FloPro ePump.
To find out more about this revolutionary energy-efficient pool pump, contact your local Zodiac dealer or visit www.zodiac.com.au.
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