Hayward S230T 23" Sand Filter System 1.5-HP 2-Speed Matrix Pump
Hayward S230T 23" Sand Filter System 1.5-HP 2-Speed Matrix Pump
The Hayward S230T932S Pro Series sand filter system for above ground pools, offers excellent filtration with low maintenance.
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Hayward S230T 23" Sand Filter System 1.5-HP 2-Speed Matrix Pump
$1,029.00
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Hayward
For over 80-years, Hayward has been helping pool owners enjoy the pleasures of pool ownership by manufacturing cutting edge, technologically advanced pool equipment worldwide. Hayward strive's to ensure that your Totally Hayward System operates at maximum efficiency all season long. Hayward's goal is that at the end of the day, your only concern is to turn your equipment on and off. Hayward provides the latest in pool pumps, filters, heaters, cleaners, controls, lighting, and salt chlorination.
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A sand filter pump does not need to be on all the time. It's generally recommended to run the pump for about 8 to 12 hours a day to ensure proper filtration and water circulation. The specific duration can vary based on factors like pool size, usage, and environmental conditions.
You should backwash a sand filter pool pump approximately once every 1-2 weeks or or whenever the pressure gauge rises 15 psi above normal. However, the frequency can vary based on pool usage and environmental factors, so it's important to monitor the pressure gauge regularly and adjust as needed.
A sand filter pump may keep shutting off due to several reasons, such as an overloaded motor, clogged filters, or electrical issues like a faulty power supply or circuit breaker. Ensure the filter is clean and free of debris, and check for any loose electrical connections or damaged components. If the problem persists, it might be necessary to consult a professional technician to diagnose and fix the issue.
To operate your pool sand filter for regular filtration, set the multiport valve to "Filter." For cleaning the filter, switch the setting to "Backwash," followed by "Rinse" to settle the sand bed before returning to "Filter." Always ensure the pump is off before changing settings to avoid damage.
When maintaining a sand filter, you should backwash it first to remove debris and dirt from the filter media by reversing the flow of water. After backwashing, it's important to rinse the filter to help resettle the sand and flush out any remaining particles, ensuring clean water returns to the pool.
Cartridge filters utilize a pleated fabric cartridge to trap dirt and debris, offering minimal maintenance while needing replacement every few years. They are effortlessly cleaned with a standard garden hose, and backwashing isn't necessary, preserving water and chemicals.
Sand filters, employing a bed of specially graded sand, are easy to maintain but less efficient at capturing small debris.
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Sand filters, employing a bed of specially graded sand, are easy to maintain but less efficient at capturing small debris.
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When choosing a pool filter system, the filter type is crucial because it determines the efficiency and maintenance of your pool's filtration. Cartridge filters, like those in the AquaPro 190, are known for their ability to filter down to 20 microns, offering superior water clarity compared to sand filters, which typically filter down to 50 microns. Sand filters, such as the Hayward S230T, are valued for their low maintenance and long-lasting filter media. Each type has its benefits, and the choice depends on your preference for water clarity versus maintenance frequency. A variety of options is available, allowing you to select the filter type that best fits your needs.
To maintain optimal water quality, you should run your filter 8-12 hours per day under normal conditions. During periods of extreme heat or heavy pool usage, extending the filtration time may be necessary to ensure proper circulation and cleanliness, preventing potential water quality issues.
A dedicated 20 amp circuit would be sufficient to run your above ground filter system efficiently. The manufacturer advises plugging the pump's power cord directly into a standard GFCI outdoor receptacle for safety and efficiency. All our above ground pool pumps come equipped with a standard 3-prong 110-volt plug end.
It's also essential to consult your township for local electrical codes, as they vary by location, to ensure compliance and safety. Always… See full answer »
It's also essential to consult your township for local electrical codes, as they vary by location, to ensure compliance and safety. Always… See full answer »
A warranty offers assurance of quality and protection against defects, reducing long-term costs. Products like the AquaPro Cartridge Filter System come with a 2-year warranty, ensuring support for any issues. With warranties varying across pool equipment, you can choose one that offers the security you need.
