Your pool pump is the single largest user of electricity in your home.

(It doesn't have to be that way)

A pool pump typically takes about 30% of the total electricity bill - which is more than what your washing machine, clothes dryer and dishwasher consume together.

Even worse, conventional pool pumps are also at the center of neighbour disputes because they are noisy. Australia boasts the world’s highest household pool ownership per capita and councils are flooded with pool pump noise-related complaints.

"the pump unit is usually the largest single user of residential electricity"
energyrating.gov.au

"a pool pump can be the largest user of electricity in a home"
yourenergysavings.gov.au

"there's one household appliance that can bump up power bills by four figures, without homeowners realising just how much electricity is being used."
smh.com.au

Save on electricty + Be a good neighbour - Switch to an Energy Efficient Pump

Energy efficient pumps, on the other hand, are very quiet and can save between 50% to 80% on electricity.

Yes, they are more expensive than a conventional pump because they use superior technology. However, they will pay themselves generally within a year just with the savings they deliver.

Upgrading your pool pump might not be the most exciting thing you can boast you did during the weekend, but it is a simple and straightforward installation that will deliver savings day in and day out.

If you are not into DIY, most pool technicians and plumbers can fit it in no time.