Nidec & US Motors

Understand the new DOE regulations: As of September 29th, 2024, single and two-speed pool pump motors in the 1.15 THP to 5 total horsepower range cannot be manufactured. Be prepared to transition to variable speed options.

Offer the Neptune motor as a cost-effective upgrade: The Neptune motor allows you to convert an existing single-speed pump into a variable-speed pump, providing a more affordable solution for clients who may not be able to afford a full new pump system (costing $500-$700 for the motor and drive).

Educate clients on variable speed benefits: Emphasize energy savings, longer motor life, improved water filtration, and the ability to run the pump longer for healthier pool water.

Utilize the Neptune's standalone features: For pools without automation, leverage the Neptune's integrated LCD screen to program up to seven custom RPMs and run times, or use the DOE mode for optimized energy savings based on pool capacity and electrical rates.

Integrate with existing time clocks and freeze controls: The Neptune motor's low voltage block allows for seamless integration with older time clocks and freeze control systems, enabling continuous functionality without needing to replace entire setups.

Capitalize on the Neptune's automation compatibility: The motor is compatible with any automation system using an RS485 communication port, ensuring that an aftermarket motor can function as if it were an OEM product.