Island sun can run your pool pump

Sun does the work

Daylight circulation uses zero electricity from the island grid.

AC if you like

AC is optional and kicks in on its own when needed, say for a spa after dark.

Ships free

Hawaii ships free, like the rest of the U.S.

Made for high island rates

When every kilowatt-hour costs more, a pump that sips from the sun instead of the meter makes sense fast.

SunRay owners often save $100 to $250 a month, and on the islands the sun is generous most of the year.

Six to eight sunny hours

A typical pool circulates for six to eight hours of daylight, which is right when the panels are strongest.

That lines the pump's workday up with the trade-wind sunshine, no batteries involved.

Easy on the lanai

The kit comes with its own panels, so nothing ties into the house wiring unless you choose to connect AC.

For many island homes the difference comes to up to 30% on the utility bill.