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Save significantly on energy cost!

Save significantly on energy cost!

James Smith |

Buying an IntelliFlo variable speed pump can save you significantly on energy costs, typically between $600 and $1,500+ annually, by cutting energy use by up to 90% compared to older single-speed pumps, with the pump paying for itself within one to two years through these savings and potentially qualifying for utility rebates. The savings come from its advanced permanent magnet motor and variable speed technology, which runs at lower, more efficient speeds for longer periods. 
Typical Savings Breakdown
  • Energy Reduction: Up to 90% less energy than traditional pumps.
  • Annual Utility Savings: Often ranges from $620 to over $1,500, depending on your local electricity rates and pump usage.
  • Payback Period: The pump can pay for itself in electricity savings within 1 to 2 years. 
Why IntelliFlo Saves Money
  • Hybrid Motor: Uses the same permanent magnet motor technology as hybrid cars, which is far more efficient than older induction motors.
  • Variable Speed: Allows you to set lower, optimal speeds for filtering and cleaning, drastically reducing power consumption compared to single-speed pumps that always run at full power.
  • Quieter Operation: Running at lower RPMs also results in much quieter performance, adding to your enjoyment. 
Factors Influencing Your Savings
  • Your Current Pump: The older and less efficient your current pump, the more you'll save.
  • Electricity Rates: Higher local electricity costs ($/kWh) lead to greater dollar savings.
  • Usage Habits: Programming the pump to run at lower speeds for longer filtration cycles maximizes efficiency. 
Check for Rebates: Many utility companies offer rebates for upgrading to energy-efficient variable speed pumps, further increasing your savings.