Vipool MKB+ Pool Pump – Single Phase (1.5hp)

Please note, these are not standard Union sizes, they connect to standard pipe, but the physical union will be different to your current model and will need to be changed.

Product Overview

As a retailer of pool equipment, I’m pleased to offer the Vipool MKB+ 18-22 pool pump, a high-performance 1.5hp model designed for larger pool installations. This self-priming pump combines maximum power with smart technology for optimal pool management.

Key Features

• Bluetooth® enabled with Blueswim EO control
• Flexible Pocket Filter© technology
• Clear cover for pre-filter monitoring
• Stainless steel drain plug
• Salt chlorinator compatible
• Self-priming capability
• Large pre-filter area (940 cm²)
• Enhanced packaging protection

Technical Specifications

Specification	Detail
Model	MKB+ 18-22
Power	1.5 HP
Phase	Single Phase
Flow Rate at 10m Head	18m³/hr
Pre-filter Area	940 cm²
Fluid Temperature Range	+5°C to 50°C
Maximum Ambient Temperature	40°C
Pump Type	Self-priming
Control System	Bluetooth® enabled
Compatibility	HGS/HGV (Hydroswim) replacement

Smart Technology Features

• Remote control via Bluetooth®
• Blueswim EO app integration
• Real-time monitoring capability
• Smart operation controls

Operating Environment

The pump is designed to perform in various conditions:

• Fluid temperature range: +5°C to 50°C
• Ambient temperature: Up to 40°C
• Compatible with salt chlorination systems
• Suitable for various pool types

Installation Compatibility

• Direct replacement for HGS or HGV (Hydroswim) pumps
• Standard plumbing connections
• Versatile mounting options

Maintenance Features

• Clear cover for easy visual inspection
• Large pre-filter capacity (940 cm²)
• Stainless steel drain plug for durability
• Easy-access design

Protection Features

• Enhanced packaging with expanded foam
• Robust construction
• Temperature monitoring capability
• Protected motor design

Note: Professional installation is recommended for optimal performance and warranty compliance. Regular maintenance schedules should be followed according to usage patterns and local conditions