Hayward SP2603VSP vs the W3SP2603VSP

JamesR

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May 18, 2015
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Nazareth/PA
Pool Size
28000
Surface
Plaster
Chlorine
Salt Water Generator
SWG Type
CircuPool RJ-60 Plus
What is the difference between these 2 pumps? I am considering replacing my old 1.5HP Hayward Super Pump with a drop in VSP unit. I believe the 2603 is the correct model but I see 2 of them. One is listed as "Expert Line"
I did the compare feature on Haywards product website and it shows no difference. Local power company is offering $350 rebate for Energy Star certified pumps. So, now looks like a good time to pull the trigger.
 
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That's interesting. The one labelled as "expert line" shows either a 1 year or a 2 year warranty depending on which site i look at. While the W3SP2603VSP shows a 3 year warranty. But both seem to be priced the same. I'm confused.
 
That's interesting. The one labelled as "expert line" shows either a 1 year or a 2 year warranty depending on which site i look at. While the W3SP2603VSP shows a 3 year warranty. But both seem to be priced the same. I'm confused.

Difference is if Labor is included in warrantee coverage.



Warranty Information​


Hayward offers 3 types of warranty coverage: Expert Line Warranty, Totally Hayward Warranty, and Open Line Warranty.​

  • Expert Line Warranty​


    Expert Line products are approved for sale only via brick-and-mortar locations. They qualify for Parts and Labor coverage.
  • Totally Hayward Warranty​


    Totally Hayward dealers can offer extended warranty coverage to customers who purchase one or more Expert Line products.
  • Open Line Warranty​


    Open Line products are approved for sale online and via brick-and-mortar locations. This includes W3 Model #s, Replacement Parts, White Goods, and Accessories. Warranty coverage for Open Line In-Ground products does not increase when sold via brick-and-mortar location, sold by a Totally Hayward dealer, or installed by a professional.
 
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