Need spa circulation pumps? Discover our selection of in-stock items that will allow you to have 24/7 or programmable water circulation. The circulation pump ensures continuous filtration and helps keep the water crystal clear. We offer pumps from top brands like Balboa, Laing, MSpa, LX, Waterway, and many others compatible with all spas at a competitive price.
Circulation Pumps
Need spa circulation pumps? Discover our selection of in-stock items that will allow you to have 24/7 or programmable water circulation. The circulation pump ensures continuous filtration and helps keep the water crystal clear. We offer pumps from top brands like Balboa, Laing, MSpa, LX, Waterway, and many others compatible with all spas at a competitive price.
70 products
Power: 1 HP – 0.75 kW
Connections: 1.5" x 1.5"
Can be replaced identically with the DH750 pump
Filtration pump for JA50 spa
0.5 HP - 370 watts - 180 liters/min
Connection to 1.5" (48mm) piping
Can be replaced identically by the DH370 circulation pump
Reference Laing / Xylem: E14-NSTNDNN2W-05
The quietest on the market
ECM system (electromagnetic)
Power: 220–240 V – 115 W – 50/60 Hz
Maximum flow rate: 158 liters per minute
With AMP plug
Hose fittings not included
Ospazia, Aquaspa, Sunbay, Bcool II, Lumix, Infinite Spa...
To be installed inside the motor block.
For spas from 2010
Power: 0.5 HP – 370 watts – 270 liters/min
Maximum flow rate: 270 liters per minute
Includes 2 fittings for 1.5" (48 mm) piping
Pump with AMP plug
Direct replacement for the massage pump JA50 - LX
High-Flow Filtration Pump for Spa
Power: 0.35 HP – 250 Watts
Maximum Flow Rate: 240 liters/min
Includes 1.5" (48mm) pipe connectors
Power cable with AMP plug
Can be replaced with the identical pump WCP250G
Power: 0.35 HP – 250 watts
Connections: 1.5" x 1.5"
Circulation pump for Ospazia, Aquaspa, Bcool II, Lumix, Infinite Spa..
To be installed inside the motor block.
For spas from 2010
Silent, compact, and easy to install
Power: 0.35 HP – 250 W
Maximum flow rate: 260 liters/min
Includes 2 fittings for 1.5" (48 mm) piping + AMP plug power cable + 4 anti-vibration mounts included.
High-flow filtration pump for spa
Power: 0.35 HP – 250 watts
Maximum flow rate: 240 liters/min
Includes 1.5'' (48 mm) pipe fittings
Power cable with AMP connector
Can be replaced identically by the WCP250G pump
Power: 1 HP – 750 watts
Maximum flow rate: 350 liters/min
2 fittings for 1.5'' (48 mm) piping
Pump with connection cable and AMP connector.
Direct replacement for the massage pump DH1.0 - LX
Compatible with MSPA Bubble premium generation spas
Filtration pump for JA100 spa
1 HP - 750 watts - 300 liters/min
Connection to 1.5" (48mm) piping
SPECIAL OFFER: Order a JA100 and receive a JA120 instead! Same dimensions, same footprint, but more powerful!
Can be used as a circulation pump for spas and as a massage pump for whirlpool baths
Power: 1 HP (0.75 kW) – 230V – 50 Hz – 3.8 A
Maximum flow rate: 320 L/min
Includes 2 outlet fittings 1.5'' (48 mm) + connection cable with AMP connector.
GECKO Reference: 06334000-2
Sundance / Jacuzzi Reference: 6500-911
Power: 1/15HP
220V - 50Hz - Single-speed
Pump inlet and outlet fittings in 2" (60mm)
Quiet and ideal for 24/7 water filtration and circulation in spas.
Power: 220-240V – 50 Hz – 1 A – 2900 r/min
Maximum flow rate: 153 liters/min
Includes 2 fittings for 1.5'' (48.5 mm) piping + connection cable with AMP connector
It can replace the Laing E14 pump
Balboa Hydro-air Reference 1030025
High performance and quiet operation
Power: 0.25 HP – 200 watts
Supplied without fittings
Includes connection cable + AMP connector
Made in Denmark.
BALBOA Reference: 1031025
High performance and quiet operation
Power: 0.25 HP – 200 watts – 230 V 50 Hz
Supplied without fittings
Includes connection cable + AMP connector
Power: 0.5 HP – 370 watts
Maximum flow rate: 180 liters/min
Includes 1.5'' (48 mm) outlet fittings + connection cable with AMP connector
Power: 1.2 HP – 900 W
Maximum flow rate: 335 liters/min
2 outlet fittings 1.5'' (48 mm) included + AMP connection cable
Power: 1.5 HP – 1100W
Maximum flow rate: 380 liters/min
Includes connection for 1.5'' (48 mm) piping + connection cable without plug
SPECIAL OFFER: Don't wait, you will receive a JA200 instead of your JA150!
ESPA Reference: PP65805
Power: 0.2 HP (0.15 kW)
Flow rate: 3 m³/hour
Connection for 32 mm or 38 mm piping
Supplied with power cable
Perfectly suited for spas and small above-ground pools up to 38 m³
Power: 0.75 HP – 550 watts
Maximum flow rate: 250 liters/min
Supplied with 2 outlet fittings 1.5" (48 mm) + AMP connection cable
SPECIAL OFFER: Order a JA75 and receive a JA120 instead! Same dimensions, same footprint, but more powerful!
Power: 1.5 HP (approximately 1.1 kW)
Maximum flow rate: 520 liters per minute
Supplied with: 2" (60 mm) outlet fittings + AMP plug connection cable
Quiet and highly reliable
Power: 0.25 HP – 230 V – 50 Hz – 0.8 A
Flow rate: 40 liters per minute
Adjustable pump body
Supplied with AMP cable
Reference Sundance Spa®: 6000-125
The quietest on the market
Power: 1/15 HP (60 W)
Maximum flow rate: 158 liters per minute
To be connected with hose clamps and flexible tubing
Supplied with connection cable (without plug)
Reference Koller: 146-200-WE
Power: 0.27 HP
Maximum flow rate: 210 liters per minute
Pipe fittings not included
Supplied with AMP plug
The quietest on the market
Power: 1/40 HP (65 W) for 240 V 60/50 Hz
Maximum flow rate: 158 liters per minute
Fits pipes: 1" (33 mm) outside diameter
To be connected with hose clamps and flexible tubing
Without plug
Manufacturer references: 01512-320E; E10-NSHF2W-21; 6080U0044; E10-NSHFNN2W-20; LHB07100089; E10-NSHNDNN2W02; E10-NSHNNNN2W01
Ultra-quiet pump
Power: 1/40 HP – 60/70 W – 220–230 V, 50/60 Hz
Maximum flow rate: 158 liters per minute
To be connected with hose clamps and flexible tubing
Includes Flow Switch cable and T-fitting
Available with AMP plug or J&J plug (optional)
Manufacturer reference: PB1C450K1B or 0308000002
Power: 218 W
Includes 2 outlet fittings: 1.5" (48 mm)
Used on Aqua Dolce spas
Single speed
Power 1.5 HP equivalent to 1.1 Kw
240 V - 50 Hz - 5.8 A - IPX5
Max. flow rate: 360 L/min
Manufacturer reference: WATERWAY 3312620-14EU
Power: 0.28 HP – 200 W – 1/16 HP
Outlet fittings not included
Includes 2-wire connection cable
Power: 1/8 HP – 230 V – 60 Hz – 48-frame motor
Maximum flow rate: 190 liters per minute
Outlet fittings and connection cable not included
Manufacturer part number: E10-NSHNDNN2W02 (6080U0019)
Ultra silent pump
Compatible with 3/4" flexible hose (27mm outer diameter)
Available with AMP plug
Manufacturer References: E10-NSHNNNN2W-01 (6080U0012)
Ultra-quiet pump
Power: 1/40 HP – 60/70 W – 220–230 V 60/50 Hz
Maximum flow rate: 158 liters/min
To be connected with hose clamps to a flexible pipe
Connection cable and AMP or Mini JJ plug
Power: 35 W
Voltage: 100–240 V
Replaces circulation pump: 01512-86 (E3)
WIPER0 M 4P 1/15HP Circulation Pump - ESPA
Single speed
Power 1/15 HP equivalent to 0.13 Kw
Manufacturer Reference: 0810-690000
Power: 230 W (~0.25 HP)
Maximum flow rate: 320 liters per minute
Cable + AMP plug included
Easily screws behind its pump body
Power: 39 W - 100-240 V - 50/60Hz
Length: 90 mm
Thread diameter of the clamping ring: 69 mm
Sold without its pump body
ESPA Reference: PH01510
Perfectly suited for spas and pools
Flow rate at 6 meters of head: 15 m3/h
Power 1 HP equivalent to 0.75 kW
Single-phase model
2 seals included
+ 1 fitting for 50 mm hose + 1 T-fitting of 32 mm included
Manufacturer reference: WTC50M-C
Power: 0.35 HP – 250 watts
Maximum flow rate: 240 liters/min
Includes: 2 connectors, 2"(60 mm)
Plus: Power cable with AMP plug
Power: 0.35 HP – 250 watts
Maximum flow rate: 150 liters per minute
Outlet fittings 1½" (48 mm) included + connection cable and AMP plug
SPECIAL OFFER: Don’t wait – you’ll receive a TDA50 instead of your TDA35!
Power: 1.2 HP – 900 watts
Maximum flow rate: 335 liters/min
Includes: 1½'' (48 mm) outlet fittings
With connection cable and AMP plug
Power: 0.75 HP – 550 W
Maximum flow rate: 250 liters per minute
Includes: 1.5" (48 mm) outlet fittings + connection cable and AMP plug provided
Manufacturer references: E10-NSHNDNN2W02 (6080U0019) + Tee: 01710-130
Ultra silent pump
Compatible with 3/4" flexible hose (27mm outer diameter)
AMP plug + Flow Switch cable and tee included
Quiet operation
Power: 1/8 HP – 230 V – 50 Hz – 48-frame motor
Maximum flow rate: 190 liters per minute
Connection: fits 1.5" plumbing – connection cable not included
Power: 35 W – 100–240 V
Outlets: smooth ¾" (outer diameter 21 mm – secured with hose clamps)
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The Filtration Pump: A Crucial Part to Prevent Water Stagnation in Your Spa
A spa has undeniable therapeutic benefits due to its hot water and massage jets. However, while its water promotes relaxation, it also creates a breeding ground for bacteria, algae, and various microorganisms. That's why a well-maintained filtration system is crucial to avoid bathing in cloudy or green water.
Moreover, the circulation pump is closely linked to your spa's heater; a malfunctioning circulation pump results in a non-heating spa.
What Is the Role of the Circulation Pump in the Filtration System?
In a spa's filtration system, the circulation pump (or filtration pump) acts like a conductor ensuring the water is in constant motion.
It allows:
- preventing water stagnation by drawing it into the skimmer, then into the filter to remove impurities. Afterward, it pushes the water back to the spa's heater before reintroducing it into the tub.
- circulating water through the heater, activating it to heat the spa. Stagnant water hinders the heater's operation.
- mixing cleaning products evenly throughout the entire spa.
- automatically cleaning the filter to prevent clogging, ensuring proper water flow in the hydraulic system.
Remember to clean your filters regularly to prevent clogging and ensure proper water circulation in your spa's hydraulic system.
How Long Should You Run Your Circulation Pump Each Day?
This question requires nuanced consideration before answering.
The daily filtration duration of a spa depends on various factors:
- If your spa has a small pump (between 1/15 and 1/8 HP), it's highly recommended to run the filtration system 24/7 due to their lower power and slower flow rate, requiring constant filtration.
- For a more powerful pump, despite being more energy-consuming, they filter water faster. It's advisable to run them twice a day for 3 hours each time.
The daily filtration time depends on:
- the spa's location (indoors or outdoors)
- the level of pollution
- frequency of use
- water temperature - the higher it is, the more filtration is needed
- your pump's power
- and more.
Consider these factors to ensure your water remains crystal clear and clean.
Characteristics of a Filtration Pump (or Circulation Pump)
What Pump Power Is Suitable for a Spa?
The power of a circulation pump or a spa pump, in general, is expressed in two different ways: in HP (Horsepower) or in kW (kilowatt). As mentioned earlier, circulation pumps typically have less than 1HP, consuming less energy compared to massage pumps and sometimes can run continuously.
What Is the Speed of a Circulation Pump?
Usually, circulation pumps operate at a single speed. Since their sole function is filtration, they don't require multiple speeds.
However, some filtration pumps are dual-speed. They can fulfill both filtration and massage roles by powering the spa jets at the second speed.
How to Choose the Right Size of Circulation Pump?
Ensure to check the pump's dimensions. Opt for a compact pump if space is limited. Alternatively, if you have a technical room or more space, a larger pump can be chosen.
With an efficient circulation pump, your spa will always be ready to offer an unforgettable relaxation experience.
Diagnosing Operating Issues with Your Spa's Circulation Pump
Why Is My Spa Pump Not Working?
If your spa pump is malfunctioning, several reasons could explain the issue. It's crucial to conduct a thorough diagnosis to pinpoint the problem. Here are some troubleshooting tips based on observed symptoms:
- The pump runs but doesn't draw water: If the pump operates but doesn't draw water effectively, the filter might be the culprit. Check the filter's condition and replace it if needed. A clean filter ensures better water flow through the pump and is often the source of the problem, hence the recommendation to change them every two weeks.
- Filling issues: If difficulties arise during spa filling, an air bubble in the piping could be the cause. To resolve this, open union fittings to purge the air from the system.
- Unusual noise from the pump: Unusual pump noise may indicate an internal issue. A damaged part inside the pump is likely. In this case, seek professional assistance.
- Pump doesn't start: If the pump doesn't start at all, test it directly on a power outlet. If it still doesn't start, an internal pump issue may be present, necessitating a replacement. If the pump works on the power outlet, the control unit may be faulty. In this case, seek professional help to assess, repair, or replace the defective unit.
In conclusion, diagnosing spa pump issues requires a methodical approach. If basic troubleshooting doesn't solve the problem, it's advisable to consult a qualified technician for advanced repairs or replacement of faulty parts.
How to Replace Your Spa's Circulation Pump?
If your circulation pump shows signs of weakness or is out of order, it may be time for a replacement. Follow these steps to replace it yourself without requiring a technician's intervention.
- Before starting: choose the exact model
- Ensure you select a replacement pump that matches your old pump's specifications, including dimensions, type, function, power, and connection diameter. First, locate the nameplate on your old pump's electric motor for necessary information like the reference and power.
- Step 1: Close shut-off valves and disconnect power
- Begin by closing your spa's shut-off valves before removing the old pump. This prevents draining. Then, cut off the spa's power supply and loosen the pipe connections. You can now remove the defective pump.
- Step 2: Install the new pump
- Position the new circulation pump in the same place as the old one. Ensure the pipe connections align. If not, you can easily adjust the piping.
- Step 3: Electrical connection
- To connect the new pump, ensure it has the same plug as the old one. You'll find similar colored cables that usually match. Use a connector to join them if not already done.
- Step 5: Function test
- After replacement, test the new pump by opening the water valves and restoring power to the spa. Ensure everything works correctly and that air has been eliminated. Once these checks are done, your new pump is operational!
By carefully following these steps, you can replace your spa pump without professional assistance. This helps maintain your spa's proper functioning and ensures efficient water circulation.
To better understand the steps, we have created a step-by-step video for easy installation of your pump:
When Should You Run a Spa Pump?
Spa filtration is vital for maintaining proper hygiene. You can run your spa pump at any time of the day. However, for outdoor spas, around 8 hours of filtration per day is recommended, while indoor spas require approximately 5 hours daily. Other factors, like temperature, can also affect water filtration.
How to Bleed a Spa Pump?
Bleeding your spa pump doesn't need to be done regularly. However, when refilling your spa, air bubbles can accumulate and affect the filtration system. Simply loosen the union fittings to release the air, and you're good to go!
Vi C.
Livraison rapide et conforme à la demande.
Philippe L.
Super...
Tomasz L.
Perfect
Michel D.
Conforme à mon attente
Laurent M.
Ma pompe fonctionne parfaitement
Franck V.
Super efficace je valide a 200%
Damien M.
Parfait
Michaël L.
Dommage que la version 350 n’était pas disponible
Floch E.
conforme a la commande, rapide,et bien emballé
Loic B.
…. parfait Très bien, conforme à mes attentes, je recommande !
