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Intex C2500 Krystal Clear Cartridge Filter Pump for Above Ground Pools: 2500 GPH Pump Flow Rate – Improved Circulation and Filtration – Easy Installation – Improved Water Clarity – Easy-to-Clean

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Size: 2,500 Gallons Per Hour


Style: Filter Pump


Features

  • Pump is compatible with pools up to 15,200 gallons with 1.25-inch diameter hose fittings, making it easy to clean, and replaceable Type B filters are included for maximum convenience
  • Double insulated design has sediment flush and air release valves with a built-in ground fault circuit, interpreter, and strainer basket included on the pump to prolong the life of the filter
  • Featuring an automatic timer with 2 to 12-hour preset cycles, and pump capacity of 2,500 GPH, and a system flow rate of 1,900 GPH, ideal for above-ground pools
  • Set includes (2) 1.25-inch hoses, (1) 29005E type B filter cartridge, (1) inlet strainer, and (1) output strainer

Brand: Intex


Color: Filter Pump


Material: Plastic


Style: Filter Pump


Product Dimensions: 13.75"L x 18.5"W x 16"H


Power Source: AC


Item Weight: 19.56 Pounds


Maximum Flow Rate: 9463 Liters Per Hour


Maximum Lifting Height: 25 Feet


Voltage: 120 Volts (AC)


Brand: ‎Intex


Color: ‎Filter Pump


Material: ‎Plastic


Style: ‎Filter Pump


Product Dimensions: ‎13.75"L x 18.5"W x 16"H


Power Source: ‎AC


Item Weight: ‎19.56 Pounds


Maximum Flow Rate: ‎9463 Liters Per Hour


Maximum Lifting Height: ‎25 Feet


Voltage: ‎120 Volts (AC)


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎02


Manufacturer: ‎Intex


UPC: ‎078257316502


Part Number: ‎28633EG


Item Weight: ‎19.56 pounds


Country of Origin: ‎USA


Item model number: ‎28633EG


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎2,500 Gallons Per Hour


Pattern: ‎Filter Pump


Wattage: ‎120 watts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Certification: ‎certified frustration-free


Usage: ‎Above ground pool pump


Included Components: ‎one replaceable filter cartridge


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎2 year manufacturer


Date First Available: February 12, 2008


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I was able to get this pump on Amazon for $85 when the price had dropped. I upgraded this to my existing 15' X 48" intex Pool. I had to cut out the existing 1-1/4" holes CAREFULLY to 1-1/2" holes to attach the enlarged drainer and output valves. The system comes with 2 1-1/2" hoses and 2 PLUNGERS! For extra precaution, I dropped the water level to under both holes in the liner and used waterproof silicone when attaching the new fittings to the cut holes and have had no problems at all. After a couple of days to allow the silicone to set, I filled up the pool and no leaks. PERFECT! The plungers are awesome in that I don't get wet anymore when cleaning the filter. Being included is an AWESOME bonus. I upgraded from a 1000 GPH pump that burned out the second week I had it. The extra flow of water has kept my pool crystal clear. It really moves the water and produces a strong current. Up to now, I have no complaints and it is an EXCELLENT upgrade. A+ INTEX! UPDATE: (DETAILED EXPLANATION ON CUTTING THE LINER ON AN INTEX POOL FOR UPGRADE) Because I've been asked a few times, I went ahead and wrote a step by step on how to cut the liner on a smaller Intex pool to attach the valves and hoses when upgrading to the 2500 GPH pump. So for whoever needs more detail on how I installed the valves, heres a more detailed explanation: The first thing you have to do is drop the water level about a foot under the lower second hole in the liner. The 2500 gph pump set includes the strainer head, the water output head, two valve sets, two plungers, two rubber gaskets for the valves, two hoses, gasket rings for the hoses, filter, and the pump. To cut the liner, CAREFULLY cut a larger hole around the existing black tubed holes. Use the new valve diameter (1 1/2") as a guide when cutting. Be sure to not cut the hole too large or too small. If it is too small, youll probably see that the liner stretches too tightly around the threads of the new valve set. Make sure that the liner DOES NOT cover any part of the threads. The first time I did it, the liner was too tight on the threads of the new valve set and even after screwing it on with the gasket tightly, the lifted liner on the threads created a gap enough for water to spill out. After re-dropping the water level, I cut the liner slightly larger so that it layed flat on the surface that it makes contact with on the valve, not touching the threads. I purchased high quality waterproof clear silicone as an extra precaution and added a line of it to the INNER part of the valve (which goes inside the pool), then I put the gasket on that inner part, then I put another line of silicone on the rubber gasket, then I stuck the threaded end through the liner, and then added another line of silicone to the ring that spins on to tighten both ends of the valve together tightly with the liner pressed in between. It may be overkill but I'd rather be safe than sorry. To recap, from the inside of the pool out, its the inner valve piece, silicone, the rubber gasket, silicone, sticking the threaded part through the liner, silicone, then the tightening ring. Do these steps twice for both valves on the pool liner (the input and output). Let the silicone cure for at least three days before proceeding to the next step. Trust me you want to wait even though it seems like forever. The first time I did it the silicone wasnt fully cured and it fell apart when I filled the pool back up and water had contact with it. After those three days, then screw on the plungers to the valves, attach the hoses to the plungers then attach them to the pump. There are rubber gasket rings for the hoses that have to be placed right, so just be weary of that minor detail. Fill the pool up and hit the switch on the pump. I wish I had a guide the first time I did it lol. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2012 by Joey
    • Came with a lot of stuff, including a filter, and was easy to set up- so far it is running great
Size: 2,500 Gallons Per Hour Style: Filter Pump
This little pump is doing well for us. It came with a new filter, standard Intex hoses, and it is certainly putting out the water. Our pool (An Intex 18-Foot by 52-Inch Ultra Frame Pool Set )was in quite a mess after our old pump broke down, this one arrived after 3 days so our pool say there and became icky. Once the pump was up and running, it cleaned it right up, though we had to add a bit of clarifier and shock it to death. It did not take long at all to set up. It runs on AC 110. It uses Size B filters. We use a sand filter though, and do recommend one- they work great with this pump as it saves a lot of money on these paper filters. It's a good pump. It is much quieter than our old one, and makes the swimming experience with it on much more pleasant. I can actually hear my husband talk when he is standing beside it and it is running. The downside, to us, is the timer. Some people may like it, but I'd prefer to do that myself, as we use a sand filter and salt chlorinator. I'd rather just control it myself and not have a timer on it at all. You can set the timer up to 12 hours. Luckily you don't have to use it. So far, after a bit over a week, it is just great. Our last Intex pump lasted 8 years, hopefully this one will last as long. If I have any problems with performance or durability, I'll update the review. ... show more
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    • Upgrade
Size: 2,500 Gallons Per Hour Style: Filter Pump
I upgraded to this Intex 2500 cartridge pump from the smaller version that came with my 18 x 48 Coleman pool. I’ve only had it set up for one day so far but the difference that I can visually see is pretty amazing. With my other pump, I had to have my second outlet plugged so that the skimmer would work. With this one I was able to take that plug out and now I’m actually pulling water out of the pool with both hoses the way that it’s supposed to be. Still works wonderfully. I can physically see the water moving in the pool now. I had one of those hacker fountains on my pool and I removed it and actually used the jet piece that came with the pump. That thing is amazing. It really pushes that water across the pool. I ordered a different type of fountain now that Is not required to be hooked up to the pump via my only inlet to the pool. If you were thinking about upgrading to a new pump and are trying to decide between this and a sand filter. That was me and this filter was on sale on prime so I went with it. So far, I am extremely pleased. I don’t have a problem, cleaning a cartridge every couple days if I need to. ... show more
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