Pool Filter Usage: When to Run & When to Stop (Energy Saving Tips)

No, you do not need to run your pool filter if it is not being used. When a pool filter is running, it is removing debris from the water and circulating the pool water. However, if there are no swimmers in the pool and no debris entering the pool, there is no need to run the filter. In fact, running the filter when it is not needed can waste energy and wear down the filter components.

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