Poolstyle PS350 syphon cover pump with discharge hosePoolstyle Syphon Cover Pump, PS350 In stock$3999
Poolstyle PS350 syphon cover pump with discharge hose

Poolstyle Syphon Cover Pump, PS350

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$3999
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Quick overview

  • No power needed The pump primes by hand and then siphons, so there is no cord to run out to the pool.
  • Manual priming bulb Squeeze the bulb to start the flow, then let gravity carry the water off the cover.
  • Hose included A 15 foot discharge hose comes with it, so nothing else is needed to start draining.
  • Non-corrosive Built to sit in the standing rain and snowmelt that collects on a winter cover.
  • For winter covers Made for pulling ponded water off an in ground pool cover through the off season.
  • Protects the cover Clearing standing water keeps the weight, and the sag it causes, off the cover and its anchors.
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Product details

The Poolstyle PS350 is a syphon cover pump for clearing standing water off a winter pool cover. It runs on gravity rather than power: squeeze the manual priming bulb to start the flow, and the siphon carries the water off the cover on its own.

Why get the water off

Rain and snowmelt pond in the middle of a winter cover and the weight pulls it down further, which collects still more water. Left alone through the season that load works on the cover seams and on whatever is holding the cover in place. A siphon pump is the simple way to keep on top of it without dragging out a cord and an extension lead.

What comes with it

The pump ships with a 15 foot discharge hose and the priming bulb, so there is nothing else to buy. Materials are non-corrosive, which matters for something that spends the winter sitting in standing water. For the siphon to keep running, put the discharge end of the hose lower than the water on the cover.

Specifications
Brand Poolstyle
Manufacturer part number PS350
UPC 877039000697
Type Syphon cover pump
Priming Manual priming bulb
Discharge hose 15'
Material Non-corrosive
Use In ground pool winter cover
Shipping weight 4.3 lb
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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Does it need electricity?
No. It is a syphon pump. You prime it by hand with the bulb and the siphon does the rest, so there is no cord or outlet involved.
Is the hose included?
Yes. A 15 foot discharge hose is supplied with the pump.
How do I start it?
Squeeze the manual priming bulb until water moves through the hose. Once the siphon is running it keeps going on its own.
Will the discharge end need to be lower than the cover?
A siphon works on gravity, so the discharge end of the hose has to sit below the water sitting on the cover for the flow to continue.
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