By Hayward Pool Products


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Model # W3SP26115VSP

Warranty 1 Year

Manufacturer Code SP26115VSP

Product Description

PureLine Prime Pump

Hayward’s best-selling Super Pump just got even better! The new variable-speed Super Pump VS takes efficiency to the next level with up to 80% energy cost savings over single-speed pool pumps.

VSPs are the ultimate way to save your customers energy. Most other variable-speed models, however, are oversized when compared to medium-head pool pumps. The all-new Super Pump VS is right-sized, particularly for applications with 1.5” plumbing, providing tremendous energy savings that result in an even faster return on investment.

Upgraded features such as a new built-in time clock make operation even easier. The intuitive user interface is now rotatable so it always faces the right direction and the new wiring compartment makes installation quick and reliable.

Upgrade your pools to Super Pump VS and help your customers save energy and money!

  • Save up to 80% on energy costs when compared to ordinary single-speed pumps
  • Right-sized for a faster payback compared more expensive variable speed models
  • Permanent magnet motor for improved energy efficiency
  • Totally enclosed fan cooled (TEFC) motor for added reliability
  • Operates quietly, especially at energy-saving lower speeds
  • 110 cubic-inch basket has extra leaf-holding capacity

 

Product Specifications

HP:
0.85 HP
Manufacturer:
Hayward
Pool / Spa Type:
Inground
Volts:
115 V
Speed:
Variable
Amps:
10 amp
Service Factor:
1
Total HP:
0.85 HP
Port Size:
1.5 in.
Pump Model:
Super Pump
Installation:
Residential
Notes:
California Title 20 Compliant
Pool Type:
In Ground
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?     Asked on 2/20/2016by Anthony Nardi

i have an above ground 8500 gal, i have to use a pump thats runs on 115v. I'm looking at hayward vs 115v .85 hp, whats the largest cartridge filter i can use
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A  Answered on 2/22/2016 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

Hi Anthony, I would recommend the Hayward Star Clear Plus 120 Sq Ft. Filter 1.5" Ports (C1200).
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?     Asked on 6/2/2016by mike

Can i use Hayward Super Pump VS Variable Speed Pump (115V) with 15,000 gal in ground pool?
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A  Answered on 6/2/2016 by InyoPools Product Specialist Patrick P.

Hi Mike, Yes this would be a good option or I also like the PureLine Pure Flow Variable Speed but it is only wired 230V
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?     Asked on 8/10/2016by theprofessor

hello! i'm looking for a replacement for my SP1750 (1/2HP) for an in-ground swim spa (3K ga). the pool has rooftop solar and we hope to add a vac-line when we replace the liner (= 50 feet of suction head + 15 ft of line to solar). currently, i'm using a 50sqft. cart-filter. if moving to this pump, would I need to upgrade to a 90-120sqft filter because of flow-rates the pump puts out? what other things should I consider in the equation?
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A  Answered on 8/10/2016 by InyoPools Product Specialist Scott W.

You wouldn't have to move up to a bigger filter, you're going to be at about 45 GPM with that pump. But to make it easier for you, you could move up to the 75 sq ft part number C751.
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?     Asked on 3/30/2017by Mike

I'm looking for a pool pump to run during the day with excess solar, and am concerned about the in-rush (current surge) when the pump starts, I'm looking at the SP23115VSP, I like the low wattage loads at low speeds, but need to start it up from a 2800 watt inverter. Will this pump work? What is the startup current?
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A  Answered on 4/5/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

Hi, Mike. This pump if prime at 3450 RPM will use 1200 watts. To find out if using an inverter to power this pump is okay I would recommend contacting Hayward at 908-355-7995.
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?     Asked on 4/19/2017by Lonnie Berry

I am looking ot go to a variable speed pump specifically the SP26115VSP but I have a Raypak R266A-EN-C heater that has a minimum flow of 25 and max of 125. Would this pump be okay on lower speeds. Thanks
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A  Answered on 4/20/2017 by InyoPools Product Specialist Scott W.

It will depend on your feet of head, so if you can provide the distance from your pump to your skimmers I can calculate what your flow rate will be at the different frequencies.
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