Part # PL1116
Warranty 1 Year
PureLine 1.5 HP Variable Speed Replacement Pool Motor
Efficient • Quiet • Long-Lasting
The PureLine 1.5 HP Variable Speed Motor is the ideal replacement solution for pool owners looking to upgrade from a failing or outdated single-speed motor. If your current motor is squealing, running loudly, or humming, it's time to consider a reliable and energy-saving alternative.
✅ Key Features:
Full Variable Speed: Operates from 750 to 3450 RPMs for optimized energy use.
Built-in Digital Controller: Simple programming and operation with on-board control interface.
Energy Efficient: Save up to 80% on energy costs compared to single-speed motors.
Quiet Operation: Reduced noise at lower speeds improves overall poolside experience.
Versatile Compatibility: Designed to retrofit many common inground pool pumps with 56J frame.
Compatible Pump Models:
Pumps originally using a 1.5 HP single-speed motor, including many models from:
Super Pump-style
Max-Flo-style
Super II-style
Magnum-style
Looking for a California or New York Title 20 Compliant model? See our recommended option: PureLine EVC165.
⚠️ Important Note:
This motor is not registered for use in California or New York per Title 20 energy regulations. Customers in those states should select a compliant model.
Is this compatible as a replacement motor for the Jandy Stealth Series Pumps, model JHP 1.5
Thanks you very much
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Hi Deniet, Unfortunately this will not work as a replacement for the JHP1.5 as that motor is a full rate motor and this is an up rate motor. A full rate motor has a higher service factor giving the motor a higher total HP then an up rate motor. Here is an example which may explain this better... (Up Rate 1.5 HP) 1.5 HP x 1.0 Service Factor = 1.5 True HP... (Full Rate 1.5 HP) 1.5 HP x 1.3 Service Factor = 1.95 True HP. If you used the PL1116 motor then it would not be powerful enough to power your 1.95 HP impeller. My suggestion would be this 2.7 HP Variable Speed Motor
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Is this motor a direct replacement for ST1102, CET40ABM, 1 HP, SF 1.5, single speed motor? Can I wire it with just two hot wires and a ground (no neutral)? Also, I currently have an offline chlorine feeder--will that work at a low flow rate?
Thanks.
Yes, this is a direct variable speed replacement motor and uses three wires as it is set up for 230 volts. 2 hots and a ground. This meets the strength of your previous motor so flow should not be an issue.
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I have hayward 1 hp super pump with SF1.1 and 1 1/2" piping. Looking to upgrade to dual or variable speed motor 240 volts any suggestions
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Hi, Mick. You options are as follows, Dual Speed - STS1072RV1, PureLine Variable Speed - PL1116, and Century Variable Speed - ECM16CU. Whichever option you decide to go with, you will need to get the Hayward Super Pump Tune Up Kit - GOKIT3 or GOKIT3SALT.
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I have a dying 1.5 HP Super II pump. Its connected to an Goldline Aqua Logic controller. I'd like to replace it with a variable speed motor compatible with the Aqua Logic. Is that possible?
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Hi Gael, The PL1116 would work as a variable speed replacement motor for your 1.5 HP Hayward Super II. You would do all of the initial programmings directly on the onboard controller on the PL1116, for example, you would set RPM's and for how long you want the pump to run at certain RPM's. You would not have the ability to program the motor from your AquaLogic or change speeds directly with the AquaLogic. Your AquaLogic would simply turn the PL1116 on and off at the desired times you set within your AquaLogic and then the programming you set directly within the PL1116 would take over from there. I hope that helps.
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I have a Hayward SP2805X7 with a single speed 3/4HP attached, would this be a direct retrofit to replace the single speed motor?
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1 to 2 hrs
Screwdriver, Socket Set
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I took pictures of my old motor and used Inyopools on-line chat and they helped me determine the best replacement. Then I watched several videos which made it easy to replace and install this new one. Make sure you buy the seal kit too. It took me a little longer than most because I am new at this but it only took about 2 hours to take off the old motor, install the new one, with the new seal kit, and have it up and running. Most of these motors have the same general installation and if you have any questions/issues just chat with Inyopools reps.
