A residential pool equipment pad.

One hub at the pad

It learns how your pool runs, then watches, decides, and can act.

Heater, pump, filter, and water level are read at the equipment, not guessed from a calendar. The hub learns what normal looks like for that pool, so a pump that should be running and isn't, or a heater called for heat that isn't heating, stands out.

The free app is how you see it and how you run it: on demand or on a schedule. If loss of prime is detected, the hub can stop the pump and the heater before the seal is gone.

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A backyard pool.

The heater, all the way through

Efficiency, time to heat, health, and when it will hit the setpoint.

Want the water ready at a certain time? It tells you when to start. It can also turn the heater on and off from the free app, or on a schedule. Interlocks refuse a heater without a pump, and can hold the pump at a speed that actually supports the heat.

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A quiet backyard pool.

Pumps, water, and the filter

Monitor them. Run them. Get told when they need you.

It watches that the pump is running when it should, and can control variable-speed pumps on demand or on a schedule. Only one speed at a time. Water getting low? You get told it is time to add some. Filter flow tells you when to backwash and clean, instead of waiting for a weak return.

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What Pool Queen can do

Watch the pad. Run the equipment that is safe to run. Tell you and your store before a quiet problem becomes permanent damage.

Heater

Efficiency, time to heat, health, and ETA to setpoint. Start it so the water is ready when you want it. On and off from the app or on a schedule.

Pumps

Know it is running when it should. Control variable-speed pumps on demand or on a schedule. One speed at a time.

Water level

Sees when the water is getting low and tells you it is time to add some — before the pump is drawing air.

Filter flow

Reads how the filter is loading so you know when to backwash and clean, not after the returns have gone weak.

Interlocks

No heater without a pump. Pump speed held where the heater can work. One pump speed at a time, so the pad cannot fight itself.

It learns your pool

A pump that should be running and isn't. A heater called for heat that isn't heating. Loss of prime: it can stop the pump and the heater.

You and your store, at the same time

Unexpected fault, or a trend toward one: the app alerts you, and it lets your pool store know. Early signs of equipment that is not operating as it should — so a tech can get there before the damage is permanent. Need a visit? Tap Request Service and ask your store to book it.