Main drains

What are pool drains?

Pool drains are important components of the circulation and filtration systems in a pool. Its main function is to collect water from the deepest part of the pool and take it to the filtering and water treatment system. They are designed with a cover or grate that prevents large objects or swimmers from becoming trapped in the drainage system.

Sumps are essential for maintaining effective water circulation, helping to avoid stagnant areas and more evenly distributing chemicals and heat throughout the pool. At PoolPlus Group we have the best drains for your pool.

How many drains are needed in a swimming pool?

The number of drains needed depends on the size and shape of the pool. As a general rule, it is recommended to have at least one sump for every 25 square meters of water surface.

How do you maintain a pool drain?

To maintain the sump cover, it must be taken into account that it must be free of obstructions, in this way we prevent objects or debris from accumulating and affecting the flow of water.

Can sumps cause dangerous suction problems?

As long as the safety requirements indicated in your installation are met, the drains will not cause suction problems. It is important to follow the instructions, since failure to follow them can cause serious health problems.

When should pool drains be replaced?

Sumps should be inspected regularly and replaced if they show signs of wear, damage or deterioration. It is also advisable to consider upgrading to more efficient sumps if improvements are made to the pool's circulation system. At GrupoPoolPlus you will find the best spare parts for your drain.