The phrase "a pool pump" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a device used to circulate and filter water in a swimming pool.
Example: "We need to replace a pool pump to ensure the water remains clean and clear for the summer season."
Alternatives: "a swimming pool pump" or "a pool filtration pump".
Many companies are marketing radio-controlled switches that will turn off an air-conditioner or a pool pump.
An Australian man and his 10-year-old son have been electrocuted while trying to repair a pool pump at their home in Thailand.
The fridge, one of the few appliances on all the time, is the number one household energy sucker, the U.S. Department of Energy tells us--that is, unless you have a spa or a pool pump.
Their sons soon joined Celia's brother and others, using a 300-gallon private fire tanker and drawing on swimming pool water with a pool pump to keep the remaining family structures safe.
BEFORE opening a pool pump to replace a seal be sure to inspect all other components of the pump for leaks.
"It had a waterfall pump that kept water circulating but didn't filter it". McNeill decided to take matters into her own hands, assembling an aboveground pool pump and filtration system she purchased at a hardware store and documenting her step-by-step process in a YouTube tutorial.
In one commercial a swimming-pool pump in human form is kicked out of a house party: "pool pump not wanted" is the tagline.
A high-tech utility room has an easily accessible pool pump and backup generator, and the villa also has an alarm security system.
Mr. Falater had been trying to fix a faulty swimming pool pump that evening, and his defense suggests that his wife may have interrupted him while he was trying again to fix the pump in his sleep, triggering a violent reaction.
This paper describes experimental measurements carried out on a new design of pool pump system.
We stood there for a few seconds adjusting to the silence, or to what felt like silence in the absence of the Alert: birds singing, leaves rustling, the low hum of the pool pump, a distant lawnmower revving back to life.
