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    leena is offline Registered+ Thread Analyst leena 0
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    Default Re: I am planning on replacing my pump, pretty sure its too big

    ive been reading that sometimes the hp can be misleading per pump on what amount of electricity / rpm /watts/amps it actually uses. I don't know much about electricity but can you tell which of these 2 pumps use less electricity on LOW? Im assuming the one that uses the less will be the one that will cost me the least to operate.

    http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00212NNU4/...=IPBL5VSUIDVO8 ........ I found a comment in the reviews that said this pump was rated 11 amps on high and 2.8 amps on low

    http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002HHM020/...P89FGH0U&psc=1
    Last edited by leena; 05-11-2015 at 03:32 PM. Reason: updated info
    24 round 12-14K gal AG vinyl pool; chlorine tabs and bleach; 300lb Hayward sand filter; Hayward 1 HP 2-speed pump; K-2006

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