A filter pump keeps the pool water moving and filters dirt out of the water. This helps keep the water clear and fresh, so you don't need to refresh it as often.
Pool pump
Want to enjoy weeks of splashing fun in crystal clear water? A pool pump is essential to keep your water clean and fresh, and to avoid time-consuming water changes. But which pool pump does the job best? What types are there, and which one suits your pool? Read more about the different options and order the pump that fits your pool and your needs.
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Cartridge pool pump
A cartridge pool pump is the most commonly used type for home pools. It works with a replaceable filter cartridge that removes dirt from the water. The cartridge captures small particles and keeps the water fresh and clear. For the best performance, we recommend replacing the cartridge regularly. Cartridge pool pumps come in several capacities, so there’s always one that matches the volume of your pool.
Sand pool pump
A sand pool pump is more powerful and suitable for larger pools. Instead of cartridges, this pump uses filter sand or filter wadding to trap dirt particles. The water is deeply cleaned and stays clear for longer, even with frequent use. A sand pool pump is ideal if you’re looking for a long-lasting and low-maintenance solution.
Filter wadding for pool pumps
Filter wadding is an excellent alternative to filter sand. It captures even the smallest dirt particles, such as fine sand and algae. It’s washable and reusable, which makes it a sustainable choice. One box of filter wadding replaces several kilos of filter sand and lasts for multiple seasons. This way, you enjoy clean pool water for longer while reducing waste.
How to choose the right pool pump
To find the right pool pump, start by calculating the volume of your pool. Multiply the length, width and average depth to find out how many cubic metres (m³) of water it holds. For example: a round pool with a 3-metre diameter and 0.76-metre depth holds about 5 m³ of water. A rectangular pool measuring 4 metres by 2 metres with a 1-metre depth holds about 8 m³.
For smaller pools up to around 7 m³, a cartridge pool pump is usually the most practical and affordable option. These pumps are compact and keep the water clean with little effort. For larger pools of 7 m³ or more, a sand pool pump or one with filter wadding is the better choice. These pumps have greater capacity and can run for longer without clogging.
Still not sure whether to choose sand or filter wadding? Think about the type of filter you prefer. A sand pool pump can be filled with sand or with filter wadding. Both clean thoroughly, but filter wadding is lighter, reusable and easier to clean. Choose the pool pump that fits your pool and the level of convenience you’re looking for. Do you have more questions about selecting the right pool pump? Read our blog.
Why choose a pool pump from EXIT Toys?
- You choose quality, safety and durability from EXIT Toys.
- Strong, weather-resistant materials keep your water clean season after season.
- Easy to connect and safe to use for families with children.
- Quiet and energy-efficient design that runs smoothly without disturbing noise.
- Universal fit, suitable for almost any frame pool, including other brands.
- Perfect for small round pools, large frame pools and everything in between.
- Signature EXIT quality for years of carefree swimming fun.
Buying a pool pump
With the right pool pump, your pool water stays fresh, clean and hygienic. Whether you choose a cartridge pool pump, a sand pool pump or one with filter wadding, you’re guaranteed clear swimming water. Found the perfect one? Order it easily online, or contact us if you’d like advice. We’re happy to help you enjoy your pool for longer.
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Suitable for EXIT pools of ø300-360cm

Suitable for EXIT pools of 400x200cm

Suitable for EXIT pools of ø300-360cm and 300x200cm

Suitable for EXIT pools of 540x250cm

Suitable for all EXIT pools

Suitable for all EXIT pools

Washable and reusable

Washable and reusable
Long lifespan
Choose a filter pump with a capacity that matches the volume of your pool. Larger pools need more pump capacity than a compact pool.
A cartridge filter pump uses a filter cartridge. A sand filter pump uses filter media, such as filter sand or filter wadding. Both systems help filter dirt out of the pool water.
Yes, a pump is the basis for clean water, but also check the water values and use maintenance products such as chlorine where needed. This keeps the water safe and hygienic.
