Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Pompa per Piscina Velocità Variabile da 2200 W Pompa di Filtrazione per Piscina 43000 L/h per Piscina Fuori Terra Interrate Autoadescante con Cestello Filtrante Timer Prevalenza max 18 m

Had the new pump installed with the Velor pool Heater. Had an electrician wire my garage for 220 . The pump is outstanding so far. Only issue I gad was programming the pump and the heater. After a bit of trial and error, they are operating superbly together. The variable speed is an awesome impeovement

J'ai changé ma pompe de piscine contre cette pompe à vitesse variable connectée. Après un ajustement des diamètres de raccordement (50/63) la pompe se connecte à l'application après quelques manipulations. La gestion de la vitesse et donc de la puissance consommée est facilement gérable depuis l'application. L'économie engendrée est très importante...65 wh à 1000tr/mn contre 1300 wh auparavant..soit 20 fois moins...

Awesome price and fast delivery

This pump works really good and price was decent.

We’ve only had it plugged in for about two weeks, but love it. Quiet, easy to use and program, can’t beat the price… And maybe I’m imagining things but my pool water seems cleaner. Very happy to purchase so far, it just comes down too long jet duty at this plont!

Really happy with this pump. Quiet, multiple modes and the WiFi connection to control it is really nice.

Was able to get it physically connected to replace a single speed pump that went bad. Was able to get the app connected with no issues. Only problem I found for those interested is that once connected into the Tuya app, there are no compatible entities if you are using with Home Assistant. So even though it shows up in Home Assistant under Tuya, there is nothing to control.

Obtained the 1.5 hp version. I am used to pig tailing 230v directly to pumps but this one has a 6-15 NEMA plug wired directly to the control board. So you may need to add a 6-15 outlet (6-20 will also work provided you have the right breaker). Interface was a bit funky to set up the AUTO mode but it is intuitive. For the 3 settings model know your times need to be a minute apart (i.e. S1 from 08:00 to 11:59 and S2 12:00 to 15:59 and S3 16:00 to 18:30).While it has been installed less than week, more time is needed to confirm lifespan. Only other thing you may/may not care about is you may need to replumb your pvc as the pump has a smaller footprint than most. Runs fairly quite and has been working like a charm so far.

I bought this as a replacement for a DAB pool pump. It was a lot cheaper and the quality seems to be okay. Installation was easy enough. I used the glue parts, and it seems that they were almost dissolving when I used the cleaner before glueing. I have a smalle leak one of the connectors so I need a replacement. The app and control is a pain though, it requires constant WiFi connection and the timer will not work if not connected. The app is okay to use, but there is to much popups and “noice” which make it less user friendly. All and all it’s a okay product compared to the price.

The pump itself is solid — efficient, quiet, and a clear upgrade over what we had. No complaints on performance. The frustration is everything around it. Reviews aren't model-specific. When you read reviews here, you assume they're for the exact model you're buying. They're not — you're reading pooled reviews for the entire product family. That's where the trouble starts. Even the "Customers say" summary mentions Wi-Fi and programmability, but those features vary by model. Just because a review raves about Wi-Fi doesn't mean your unit has it. That was my mistake. Am I going to exchange models over a missing Wi-Fi feature? No. But I shouldn't have been misled in the first place. Reviews need to be tied to the specific model. The manual is a fail. It reads like a scientific paper — dense, jargon-heavy, written for engineers instead of the homeowner actually installing the thing. Here's a real excerpt for setting up Automatic mode: "Click the time position at the top (A) to activate the date and time setting box for time calibration in 24-hour mode... The color block (B) for the selected duration (2 seconds) turns blue in the time and speed display area (C, D), enabling editing of time and speed parameters..." Now here's how that same section should read: Setting up Automatic Mode Automatic mode runs the pump at preset speeds during up to 4 daily time periods (T1–T4). Tap the time at the top of the screen to set the current time (24-hour format). Tap a time block. It turns blue, meaning you can now edit it. For each period, set the start time, stop time, and speed. Swipe left or right to move between T1–T4. When done, tap away. The block darkens and the text turns black to confirm it's saved. The screen shows which period is active while running, or "SBY" (standby) when idle. The pump starts and stops automatically based on your schedule. You can swipe through T1–T4 anytime to check settings without interrupting operation. Speed range: 1150–3600 RPM (50Hz/60Hz mode). Same information, written for the person who actually owns the pump. Bottom line: the hardware earns its stars — quiet, efficient, and a real upgrade. What costs VEVOR a star is everything around it. Fix the model-specific reviews and rewrite the manual in plain English, and this goes from "good pump, buy with caution" to an easy recommendation. As it stands, know exactly which model you're getting and don't assume the features in other reviews are yours.