There is really no limit to how far the equipment can be from the pool but there are consequences. The longer the runs, the more head loss there is in the plumbing and the less efficient the pump will be.

How far can you put a pool pump from the pool?

Stay close to the pool Shorter pipe runs = less work for the pump which extends the life of the pump and uses less electricity. Our projects typically average a distance of 20–40 feet from the pool to the equipment, but as stated earlier, much longer runs are sometimes required.

How far should above ground pool filter be from pool?

The filter should be able to connect to all the necessary pool water lines and be no more than six feet above the pools water level. The location should be easily accessible for future cleaning and maintenance.

Do you need a pump for an above-ground pool?

Above-Ground Pool Pumps To keep the water clean and circulated, you will need a pump and filter for your pool. The size and capacity of these units vary and will need to match the volume of your pool. When in doubt, consider going with a slightly bigger pump than you think you need.

Do you legally have to have a fence around your pool?

Swimming pools that are in ground, completely or partially, must be enclosed by a fence. Portable pools are usually not legally required to have a fence. However, if unfenced, between uses they should be either covered or emptied and stored.

Do I need a fence around an above ground pool Massachusetts?

All pools in Massachusetts must: Be enclosed by a fence or other structure at least four feet high. Have locking gates. Have the lock four feet above ground (or more) to keep away from small children.

What should I put under my above ground pool?

Heres a list of the most popular materials to put underneath an above ground pool, whether its on grass, pavers, gravel or concrete.Interlocking Foam Tiles.Carpet.Intex Ground Cloth.Flooring underlayment.Carpet padding.Sand.