Onga pool pumps

 The Onga pumps for pool are among the most frequently used pool pumps around the globe. Onga made this happen by producing quality, long-lasting pumps that last for years at an affordable cost. Regarding pricing and quality No competitor Pool Pump manufacturer has been capable of matching their offerings.

Our products include the Leisuretime (LTP), Pantera (PPP) as well as the solar series. Its ECO 800 is the newest model, a pool pumps which will cut down your energy consumption to the point that it can be able to pay for itself within the shortest amount of time.

The best pump for your pool will allow you to enjoy a sparkling and warm pool while paying low costs for maintenance and operation, and no inconveniences, by making sure that the filtration system's components are in good working order.

Available in a range of sizes that can meet the requirements of any home pool. Over the past half century, Onga pumps were designed and improved to improve performance, decrease operating costs and to reduce noise.

Onga pool pumps provide high-efficiency variable speed pumps, in addition to special pumps and filtration for in-ground and aboveground pools. Specialty pumps made by Onga are built and designed to meet the requirements of solar heating, and aboveground swimming pools. They all have passed the rigorous certification exams. Onga Pool Pumps are built to last.

While the Onga warranty system isn't as good as their rivals' however, we expect positive adjustments in the not too distant future. Onga Pumps, on contrary, are constructed to the highest quality standards for reliability.

Onga Pump Range

• Onga ECO 800

Onga Eco800 is a great choice for your pool. Onga Eco800 saves you money in electricity, while also giving you extra power whenever you require it. As a true perfectionist, the Onga ECO 800 pump is simple to design like an tank, built in accordance with the highest standards and using the most advanced technologies for pool pumps.

It's more efficient than conventional induction motors as it has a brushless permanent magnet motor.

It allows you to set the duration of each speed setting, and then automatically changes to the next speed or step after the duration is over with the most up-to-date technological advancements in technological control systems and steps. This allows you to adjust the circulation and filtration of your pool as well as get the most from your variable-speed pump.

Description

• There are three speed choices that can be programed (variable speed)
• Permanent magnet motor with axial flux equipped with the latest technology
• 8 Stars Energy Efficiency
• Reduce your annual power costs by as much as $1000.
• Carbon emissions are cut.
• The process is actually quiet.
• Up to 3 years

Speeds of operation for ECO pumping systems for pools

Older pool pumps come with an unassailable time and speed, and an operating cost fixed which increases over the course of. In a typical eight-hour day that's the typical onga pool pumps costs the owner around 1,000-$1500 in energy each year. Variable speed ECO pump for pools, however can help you save around $800 per year on operating expenses!

Some types of variable speed pumps permit you to adjust the three speeds of operation which can save you money while ensuring efficiency in every pool application. While traditional ECO pool pumps come with three settings, certain suction cleaners might require a high or medium setting which defeats the purpose of using the ECO swimming pool pump.

The operating speed of ECO pool pumps typically three:

• Low

Low speed is the best way to save energy and should be used most of the time. This can also be utilized with variable speed pumps. It can conserve energy, allowing the user to increase or decrease the low speed that is set to ensure optimal efficiency.

• Medium

To be used when the pool is being used and to make sure there is moving around while everyone takes a quick dip. It can be used to perform basic cleaning that doesn't require cleaning or backwashing of all the pool.

• High

The only reason you need to utilize a high setting for the pump is when you are physically cleaning your pool, or when back washing the Sand filter. If you're using a suction cleaner using a normal 3-speed ECO pool pump middle speed is suitable.

Tip

It is important to keep in mind that ECO onga pool pumps require a longer time of operation than a conventional fixed-speed pump to filter or rotate the same amount of water daily.

All variable speed pumps start at the maximum speed setting for a brief period of time to make sure that the pool equipment and pump are primed properly, and then lower to the speed you have chosen.

Some Variable speed pools can be connected to a controller system via a data connection, which allows for a more intelligent connection between pump as well as the chlorinator or dosing systems for chemical.

Onga LTP 1100

Leisure Time is a line of pool pumps. Leisure Time pool pump line was developed with the intention of delivering the highest performance and corrosion resistance for an affordable price.

Description

Self-Aligning Barrel Unions

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

Approval of electrical work

The design of the pump is in an elevated position that keeps the motor dry.

End shield which resists corrosion

Endshield is an electrophoretic-coated cast iron that provides increased durability and protection against corrosion.

Hair and Lint pots with transparent lid

A large hair and lint bowl easily cleaned and comes with a glass top, so you can check whether it's full in one glance.

O-rings for the lint pots which has low friction

The lid of the lint-pot is an extremely 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 can be tightened with a hand removal is an easy task.

Warranty

2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Onga LTP750

Leisure Time pool pump line was created with the goal to provide the best performance and resistance to corrosion at affordable prices.

The LTP750 onga pool pumps is specifically designed to be used in residential pools. With a double zinc-coated cast iron end shield placed on a non-corrosive base and a unique corrosion protection. The LTP750 pool pumps were designed to offer high performance for a low cost. Onga LeisureTime pool pumps are low-cost pumps that work well for small, medium and large family pools. There's an LeisureTime pump to suit most conventional aboveground and in-ground pools in Australia and the world, with sizes that range between 0.5 horsepower (hp) up to 1.5 horsepower (hp).

The LeisureTime pump is a tried and tested design. They're known throughout Australia for their reliability and reliability, and are made to last. They're designed to provide the best performance for a fair price. Poolwise Living a worldwide firm and a leader in the world of innovative and long-lasting equipment for swimming pools and spas is the manufacturer of onga leisuretime pumps in Australia.

The Onga LeisureTime II Media Filter is also available through Poolwise Living, may be utilized with your LeisureTime pump for your pool.

Description

Self-Aligning Barrel Unions

Pipework connections are easy because of Onga's unique five degrees self-aligning, barrels.

Electric work can be accepted

Its design onga pool pumps is set in an elevated position to stop water from getting inside the motor.

End shield that blocks off corrosion

Endshield is an electrophoretic ally coated cast iron material that offers more durability and protects against corrosion.

Large hair and lint container with a transparent lid

A large bowl that is hair and lint that is easy to clean and comes with a glass lids so you can see how much lint is in it at a glance.

O-ring to lint containers with low friction

The lid on the lint pot has an advantage of resistant Teflon coated O-ring that self-lubricates. This means that you have to tighten it using your hands. It doesn't require tools because it is tightened by hand getting it off is easy.

Warranty

2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Advice

We're certain that we'll find the right pump for your spa, pool water feature, the pressure-side automatic cleaning. Onga Pool Pumps come in range of sizes and prices that will suit any budget and size of pool. Call Poolwise Living Perth to find out the type and the dimension of the pump that best suits your specific needs.

We'll help you select the ideal Pool Pump for the pool. We'll recommend the Onga Pool Pump will best meet your requirements.

5 Common Problems With The Pump for Your Pool

Pumps are the most crucial element in any swimming pool. Without it the pool will become unresponsive, slow and totally insanitary. If the pump stops functioning properly, it is necessary to fix the issue before you can use the pool. Fortunately, most issues are classified into some of the categories listed below.

• No Water Pumping

First, check the baskets of the pump and ensure that the lint container cover is airtight in the event that you find that your onga pool pumps aren't moving water or moving it. Also, double-check that the skimmer has been empty. In general, muck accumulates in time, which limits water flow.

Examine the shaft of the impeller to ensure it is free of rotation after checking the pump baskets as well as the Skimmer. The impeller will get blocked or jammed because of debris and leaves. If none of these strategies works, there could be a small air leak inside the suction line.

• Sucking Air

While the purpose of the pool pump is to draw water away, air is a lot smaller mass. Because air is moving more quickly than water and is denser, the pump will be capable of sucking air. Minor leaks in the suction portion of the pump's system can result in the pump suctioning rather than water which results in a drastic decrease in the performance of your pump.

Leaks from pumps are quite common however they're not an issue until they're allowed to grow. The leaks are usually located in the vicinity of an mechanical seal (between both the pump motor) or near the suction connection and valves on the side.

If the pump is operating the most efficient way to determine leakage of the mechanical seal is to examine the underside of the pump for any dampness. In the process of priming the pump and begin pumping, seals often leak. Poolwise Living can help you in this issue.

• Leaking Water

If your pump has started to leak water the leak will be evident on the pressure side.' The onga pool pumps may leak water for a range of reasons.

Threads that are damaged or deficient in sealant, and damaged O-rings inside the impeller housing or damaged shaft seal can result in leaks. It is generally recommended to replace all seals simultaneously whether it's a seal, as well as an O-ring. If you do this it could be cheaper than buying each one separately. Poolwise Living can help you to solve this issue.

• Heavy Noise

There are two types of noises your pump may make. There could be an eerie rattling sound that resembles stones have gotten stuck inside the pump, or hear a high-pitched scream. If the sound is rattling then the pump could be shaken violently against the ground it sits on. A mat made of rubber can be utilized to solve the issue. Put the mat under the pump, and hear if the sound disappears.

If this isn't the case it could be due to cavitation. Cavitation can occur when the pump doesn't have enough water or drawing air when it is the process of priming. The issue can be solved by eliminating debris and foreign matter from the suction strainer as well and any obstructions in the suction lines.

A loud sound, on the contrary, could signal worn, corroded or old bearings. Although replacement bearings can be cost-effective, the installation process is labor-intensive and should be handled by an expert in pumping. Poolwise Living can help you in this regard.

• Motor has stopped functioning

If your motor isn't able to begin to turn on, it's likely to be a power issue. Check that the power source, voltage and power supply are all in good working order. When the onga pool pumps is running at a sufficient level of power, then the capacitor could be the cause of the issue. If you pay attention to the sound, you'll hear a rumbling sound emanating through the engines.

If you observe that, instead the motor is running for a period of time before turning off, it could indicate an issue with overheating. It's also possible that the motor's fan is malfunctioning or that the vent has become blocked with dirt, leaves or some other debris. Clear any debris out of the vents. You can also purchase a motor cover to stop the heat from overheating it. There is always the requirement for air circulation.

It's also likely that the fan of your motor failed, or the vent got blocked with dirt, leaves, or some other substance. Clean any debris that has accumulated from the vents. It is also possible to purchase an engine cover to prevent the heat from overheating the motor.

If you're still struggling to determine the cause or aren't certain what to do call an onga pool pumps specialist. They'll be able to identify and resolve the issue quickly.

To ensure safety it is crucial that electrical or motor problems be addressed by a licensed electrician. Poolwise Livng can assist to resolve these issues in either the workplace or on the job site.

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