Collection: Timers
Pool Timers for Pumps, Heaters, and Cleaners
A pool timer controls when equipment turns on and off, ensuring proper filtration, circulation, and heater operation. Reliable scheduling protects water quality, reduces energy waste, and prevents equipment from running nonstop. This collection includes pool timers used across residential above ground and inground systems.
Whether you need a mechanical time clock or an electronic timer for more precise scheduling, choosing the correct voltage and configuration ensures dependable operation.
What Pool Timers Control
- Primary filtration pumps
- Booster pumps and pressure cleaners
- Heaters and heat pumps
- Lighting circuits
- Salt systems and auxiliary equipment
Why Timers Matter
Improper run times can cause cloudy water, algae growth, and unnecessary electricity costs. A properly functioning timer keeps your pool circulating consistently without manual switching.
Common Service Context
Timers are often replaced when they fail to switch, drift off schedule, or stop responding entirely. Many replacements happen during seasonal startups when owners notice pumps not running long enough.
