Onga pool pumps

 Onga pool pumps

Onga pool pumps are the most widely used pool pumps in the world. Onga did this by producing high-quality, long-lasting pumps at a reasonable price. In terms of pricing and quality, no other Pool Pump manufacturer has been able to match their offering.

Among our products are the Leisuretime (LTP), Pantera (PPP), and solar series. The ECO 800 is the newest addition, a pool pump that will reduce your energy cost to the point where it will pay for itself in a very short period of time.

The ideal pool pump will allow you to enjoy a clean and welcoming pool with low operating and maintenance expenses and minimal inconveniences by ensuring that all filtration system components are functioning properly.

Available in a wide variety of sizes to meet the needs of any household pool. Over the last 50 years, Onga pumps have been engineered and improved to increase performance, lower operating costs, and minimize noise.

Onga pool pumps offers high-efficiency variable-speed pumps, as well as filtration and specialty pumps for aboveground and in-ground pools. Specialty pumps from Onga are designed and built to fulfil the needs of pressure-side cleaners, solar heating, and above-ground pools. All of them have passed stringent certification examinations. Onga Pool Pumps are built to last.

Although Onga's warranty process is not as excellent as their competitors', we anticipate favorable changes in the not-too-distant future. Onga Pumps, on the other hand, are built to the greatest standards of dependability.

Onga Pump Range

1.   Onga ECO 800

The Onga Eco800 saves you money on electricity while also providing you with extra power when you need it. Being a perfectionist the Onga ECO 800 pump is simply designed like a tank, manufactured to the highest standards and employing the newest pool pump technology materials.

It has a higher efficiency than typical induction motors since it uses a brushless permanent magnet motor.

It lets you to specify a duration for each speed setting and automatically shifts to the next speed/step once the time is up, thanks to the latest in electronic control and step technology. This enables you to fine-tune your pool's filtration and circulation while also getting the most out of your variable-speed pump.

Description

·         There are three speed options that may be programmed (variable speed)

·         Axial flux permanent magnet motor with advanced technology

·         8 Stars Energy Efficiency

·         Reduce your annual power expenditures by up to $1000.

·         Carbon emissions are reduced.

·         The procedure is really silent.

·         Warranty of up to 3 years

Operating speeds of ECO pool pumps

Older pool pumps have a fixed speed and flow rate, as well as a fixed operating cost that accumulates over time. On a regular eight-hour-per-day cycle, the average onga pool pumps will cost the pool owner roughly $1,000+ in power each year. Variable speed ECO pool pumps, on the other hand, may save you up to $800 per year in operating costs!

Some variable speed pump types allow you to fine-tune the three working speeds, saving you money and assuring efficiency in any pool application. While conventional ECO pool pumps have three preset settings, some suction cleaners may require the medium or high setting, defeating the point of having an ECO pool pump.

The operating speeds of ECO pool pumps are usually three:

·         Low

Low speed saves the most energy and should be utilized in the majority of cases. This may also be utilized in variable speed pumps to save energy by allowing you to increase or decrease the preset low speed for maximum efficiency.

·        Medium

For when the pool is in use and to ensure that the water is appropriately circulating while everyone has a brief dip. This may also be used for basic cleaning operations that don't need vacuuming or backwashing the entire pool.

·        High

The only time you should use a high setting on a pump is while physically vacuuming the pool or backwashing a sand filter. When utilizing a suction pool cleaner with a regular three-speed ECO pool pump, the medium speed can be used.

Tip

It's crucial to remember that an ECO onga pool pumps must operate longer than a traditional fixed-speed pump in order to filter or turn over the same volume of water each day.

All variable speed pumps will begin at the highest speed setting for a brief amount of time to ensure that the pump and pool equipment are fully primed, then descend to the preset speed that you have selected.

A few variable speed pool pumps may now be linked to a controller system through a data connection, allowing for intelligent communication between the pump and chlorinator or chemical dosing systems.

2.   Onga LTP 1100

The Leisure Time pool pump line was created with the goal of providing optimal performance and corrosion resistance at a reasonable price.

Description

Self-Aligning Barrel Unions

Pipework connection is a breeze using Onga's innovative 5 degree self-aligning barrel unions.

Approvals for electrical work

The pump design has an elevated position to keep moisture away from the motor.

End shield that resists corrosion

Endshield is electrophoretic coated cast iron for increased corrosion protection and pump longevity.

Large hair and lint pot with see through lid

Large hair and lint pot that is easy to clean and has a glass top so you can see if it is full at a glance.

O-ring for lint pot with low friction

The lint pot's lid has a low friction Teflon coated self-lubricating O-ring, so you only have to tighten it by hand. There are no tools required, and because the lid is simply tightened by hand, removing it is a simple operation.

Warranty

2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

3.   Onga LTP750

Leisure Time pool pump line was designed with the aim of delivering the highest performance and corrosion resistance for a cost-effective prices.

The LTP750 onga pool pumps is designed for use in residential pools. With a double zinc coated cast iron endshield set on a non-corrosive foundation, they provide unrivalled corrosion protection. The LTP750 pool pump was created to deliver high performance at a reasonable price. The Onga LeisureTime pool pumps are affordable pumps that are perfect for small, medium, and large household pools. There is a LeisureTime pump to fit most standard in-ground and aboveground pool systems in Australia, with sizes ranging from 0.5 horsepower (hp) to 1.5 horsepower (hp).

The LeisureTime pump has a well-proven design. They're well-known in Australia for their durability and dependability, and they're built to last. They're intended to deliver maximum performance at a reasonable price. Poolwise Living a worldwide firm and a world-leader in creative and durable swimming pool and spa equipment, manufactures the Onga LeisureTime pump in Australia.

An Onga LeisureTime II Media Filter, also available from Poolwise Living, may be used with your LeisureTime pool pump.

Description

Self-Aligning Barrel Unions

Pipework connections are a breeze thanks to Onga's unique 5 degree self-aligning barrels.

Electrical work is approved

The design of onga pool pumps is in an elevated position in order to keep water from getting into the motor.

End shield that wards off corrosion

Endshield is an electrophoretic coated cast iron, which provides increased durability and protection against corrosion.

A large hair- and lint jar with transparent lid

A large hair and lint bowl easily cleaned and comes with glass lid so that you can tell the amount of lint in it in one glance.

O-ring to lint container that has low friction

The lid of the lint-pot is the benefit of a high-resistance Teflon coated O-ring that self-lubricates, which means you just need to tighten it with your hands. It doesn't require any tools as the lid is tightened manually taking it off is easy.

Warranty

2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Advice

We're confident that we'll have the correct pump for your pool, spa, water feature, or pressure-side automated cleaning. Onga Pool Pumps are available in a variety of sizes and prices to suit all pools and budgets. Contact Poolwise Living Perth to determine the model and size of pump that will best fit your pool's individual needs.

We'll assist you in selecting the best pool pump for your pool and recommend which Onga Pool Pump would best suit your needs.

5 Common Problems with Your Pool Pump

The pump is the most critical part of any pool. Without the pump, the pool would become sluggish, lowlife, and completely unsanitary. When the pump in your pool stops working properly, you must repair the problem before utilizing the pool again. Fortunately, most problems fall into one of the five categories below.

1.    No Water Pumping

Check the pump baskets first, and make sure the lint pot cover is airtight if your onga pool pumps isn't pumping or moving any water. Then double-check that the skimmer is empty. Generally, muck collects there over time and limits water movement.

Check the impeller motor shaft for free rotation after inspecting the pump baskets and skimmer. It will become clogged or jammed as a result of leaves and other debris. If nothing of these methods work, there may be a little air leak in the suction line.

2.    Sucking Air

Despite the fact that the goal of a pool pump is to suction water, air has less mass. This means that because air flows faster than water, the pump will be able to suck air. Small leaks on the suction side of your pump's system will cause the pump to suction air instead of water, resulting in a substantial reduction in pump performance.

Pump leaks are rather prevalent, but they aren't a major issue until they are allowed to increase. Leaks often occur near the mechanical seal (between the pump and the motor) or the suction side valves and connections.

When the pump is running, the quickest approach to identify mechanical seal leakage is to look under the pump for dampness. When trying to prime the pump and start pumping, seals frequently leak. Poolwise Living can help you with this problem.

3.    Leaking Water

If your pump is leaking water, the leak will be visible on the 'pressure side.' Your onga pool pumps might leak water for a variety of reasons.

Deflated threads or poor thread sealant, as well as damaged O-rings in the impeller housing or a broken shaft seal, can cause leaks. It's generally advisable to replace all of the seals at the same time if it's a seal or an O-ring. If you follow this way, the repair may be less expensive than purchasing them individually. Poolwise Living can help you with this problem.

4.    Heavy Noise      

There are two sorts of noises that your pump might generate. You could hear a rattling that sounds like stones are stuck in your pump, or you might hear high-pitched shrieking. If the noise is rattling, the pump may be shaking violently on the surface it stands on. A rubber mat can be used to remedy this problem. Place the pad beneath the pump and listen to see if the noise goes away.

If that isn't the case, the issue might be caused by cavitation. Cavitation happens when the pump does not have enough water or is pulling air during priming. This problem might be resolved by removing foreign matter and debris from the skimmer and suction strainer, as well as any obstructions in the suction line.

A scream, on the other hand, might indicate worn, corroded, or aged bearings. While replacement bearings are very affordable, installation labor is time-consuming and should be left to a pumping specialist. Poolwise Living can help you with this problem.

5.    The motor has stopped working

 

If the motor just won't turn on, it's most likely a power issue. Ensure that the power source, voltage, and electricity are all in working order. If the onga pool pumps has enough of power, the capacitor might be the source of the problem. If you listen closely, you should hear a buzzing sound coming from the engine.

If, on the other hand, the motor continues for a time before shutting off, this might suggest an overheating problem. However, it's possible that the motor's fan has failed or that a vent has been clogged with leaves, dirt, or other material. Remove any debris from the vents. You may also buy a motor cover to avoid the sun from overheating it. There is always a need for air ventilation.

However, it's also possible that the motor's fan failed or that a vent became clogged with leaves, dirt, or other material. Remove any debris from the vents. You may also buy a motor cover to avoid the sun from overheating it.

If you still can't figure out what's wrong or aren't sure how to fix it, contact an onga pool pumps expert. They'll be able to diagnose and fix the issue quite quickly.

For safety reasons, it is essential that motor or electrical faults are resolved by a certified electrical specialist. Poolwise Livng can help with these issues in the field or in the workshop.

 

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