H2Flow Controls Introduces Nautis VSF Adaptive Variable-speed Pool Pump

ByBethany Branscum
H2Flow Controls Nautis VSF

H2Flow Controls has introduced the Nautis VSF, a variable-speed pool pump designed to measure and regulate water flow rather than motor speed.

The pump uses the company’s Eco-Flow technology to maintain a constant flow rate and automatically adjust motor speed as system conditions change, such as filter loading or plumbing resistance. It is designed to improve circulation accuracy, support heater performance and reduce energy and water use. It also includes built-in monitoring and control through the BlueSync app or web interface.

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“Our new Nautis VSF isn’t just another variable speed pump — it’s the first truly adaptive flow pump designed specifically for the realities of today’s pool systems,” says Gavin Hackett, CEO of H2Flow Controls. “By automatically adjusting to changing conditions like filter loading and system demand, Nautis VSF maintains constant flow without the guesswork.”

The Nautis VSF is designed as a drop-in replacement for several existing pump models and is manufactured in the United States.

More information is available at h2flow.net.

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