Arizona Solar Pool Pumps — Hybrid AC/DC Solar Pool Pumps Engineered for Arizona

Solar Pool Pumping in 3 Simple Steps

No complicated installations. No batteries. No maintenance headaches.

Mount Dedicated Panels

2–4 solar panels installed on your roof or ground mount, wired directly to the pump. Most installations take a single afternoon.

Connect Your Hybrid Pump

Our SunRay AC/DC pump replaces your existing pool pump. Direct solar connection plus built-in grid backup — works from day one.

Enjoy Free Circulation

Your pool runs all day on Arizona sunshine. Crystal clear water, zero energy cost, 300+ days per year. Automatic grid backup when needed.

Hybrid Solar Pool Pump Kits

Every kit ships free. American-made. Rated for Arizona's extreme heat up to 120°F.

SunRay 1/2 HP Hybrid AC/DC Solar Pool Pump Kit

Entry Level

1/2 HP Hybrid Solar Pump

Entry-level solar pump for pools up to 10,000 gallons. Includes 2 solar panels, brackets, breaker box, cable, valves & elbows.

$2,699

Complete Kit

$1,299

Pump Only

~$900/yr savings · Pays for itself in ~3 years

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SunRay 1 HP Hybrid AC/DC Solar Pool Pump Kit

⭐ Best Seller

1 HP Hybrid Solar Pump

Most popular for Arizona homeowners with pools up to 20,000 gallons. Includes pump, 2 solar panels, brackets, breaker box, 100' cable, valves & elbows.

$2,999

Complete Kit

$1,499

Pump Only

~$1,200/yr savings · Pays for itself in ~2.5 years

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SunRay 2 HP Hybrid AC/DC Solar Pool Pump Kit

Large Pool Pro

2 HP Hybrid Solar Pump

High-performance pump for large residential pools between 20,000–30,000 gallons. Built for oversized Arizona backyards.

$3,999

Complete Kit

~$1,500/yr savings · Pays for itself in ~2.5 years

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SunRay 3.5 HP Hybrid AC/DC Solar Pool Pump Kit

Commercial Grade

3.5 HP Hybrid Solar Pump

Commercial-grade powerhouse for pools over 30,000 gallons, community pools, and resort properties with water features.

$7,999

Complete Kit

~$2,400/yr savings · Pays for itself in ~3 years

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How Much Will You Save in Arizona?

Arizona offers the most aggressive solar savings stack in America. Here's the real math.

Federal ITC: 30%

Claim 30% of your total system cost as a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit.

Arizona State Credit: 25%

Additional 25% state income tax credit on solar energy devices — up to $1,000.

Property Tax Exempt

Your solar pump system will not increase your property tax assessment.

Sales Tax Exempt

Solar energy devices are exempt from Arizona state sales tax — save ~5.6%.

Real Math — 1 HP Best Seller Kit

Kit Price	$2,999
Federal ITC (30%)	–$899
AZ State Credit (25%, capped $1,000)	–$750
Your Net Cost	$1,350
Annual Savings on APS/SRP	~$1,200
Payback Period	~13 Months
10-Year Savings	$10,650+

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Real Homeowners. Real Savings.

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Why Arizona Is #1 for Solar Pool Pumps

Arizona isn't just compatible with solar pool pumps — it was practically designed for them.

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300+ Days of Sunshine

Your solar panels have consistent, reliable power nearly every single day. Compare that to Seattle (152 sunny days) or Chicago (189).

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Summer Temps Demand It

When it's 110°F, your pool isn't a luxury — it's survival. A hybrid solar pump runs all day on free energy during the exact months you need it most.

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Best Incentives in the Southwest

30% federal ITC + 25% Arizona state credit + property and sales tax exemptions create the most aggressive solar savings stack in the region.

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Time-of-Use Rate Arbitrage

APS and SRP charge premium rates during summer afternoons — exactly when your solar panels produce the most power. Zero-cost pump operation during peak prices.

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Monsoon Season? No Problem

Afternoon thunderstorms are brief. Your hybrid pump auto-switches to grid backup during clouds and returns to solar the moment the sun reappears.

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Simple Drop-In Install

No batteries, no complex permitting, no HOA issues. A simple pump swap with dedicated solar panels — done in one afternoon.

Service Areas

Scottsdale · Mesa · Tucson · Gilbert · Chandler · Tempe · Surprise · Paradise Valley · Cave Creek · Fountain Hills · Peoria · Glendale · Goodyear · Queen Creek

Trusted by Arizona Pool Owners

★★★★★

"We installed the 1 HP kit on our Scottsdale home last March. Our first full summer, our APS bill dropped by $140 a month — and that was with the pool running all day instead of our old 6-hour timer. My only regret is not doing this three years ago."

— Cynthia M., Scottsdale, AZ

1 HP Kit

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★★★★★

"I manage three rental properties in Mesa and Gilbert. Pool pump electricity was eating into our margins badly. We put the 2 HP kit on the Mesa property first as a test. The savings were so obvious that we ordered two more kits within 60 days."

— Derek T., Mesa, AZ

2 HP Kit (×3)

✓ Verified Purchase

★★★★★

"I'm a retired electrical engineer, so I was skeptical about the hybrid AC/DC claims. I monitored the system for 90 days with a Kill-A-Watt meter. On sunny days the pump pulls zero watts from the grid. Zero. This is genuinely well-engineered equipment."

— Frank P., Tucson, AZ

1 HP Kit

✓ Verified Purchase

Common Questions About Solar Pool Pumps

How does a hybrid solar pool pump work?

A hybrid AC/DC solar pool pump runs on direct current (DC) from dedicated solar panels during the day and automatically switches to alternating current (AC) from your home's grid power when solar production drops. There's no battery, no inverter, and no manual switching. On a sunny Arizona day, your pool runs 100% on solar at zero energy cost.

Will it work on cloudy days and during monsoon season?

Yes. The "hybrid" in hybrid AC/DC means automatic grid backup. During Arizona's monsoon season, afternoon thunderstorms can temporarily block the sun. Your pump seamlessly draws grid power and switches back to solar the moment conditions improve. Since Arizona averages 300+ sunny days per year, you'll run on free solar power the vast majority of the time.

What Arizona tax credits and incentives apply?

Arizona homeowners can stack multiple incentives: a 30% federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) on the total system cost, plus a 25% Arizona state solar energy tax credit (up to $1,000). Solar energy devices are also exempt from Arizona sales tax (saving ~5.6%) and exempt from property tax increases. On a $2,999 kit, combined credits can reduce your net cost to approximately $1,350.

How long does installation take?

Most installations take a single afternoon — typically 3 to 5 hours. The pump replaces your existing pool pump using standard plumbing connections (compatible with Hayward, Pentair, and Jandy). Two to four solar panels are mounted on your roof or ground mount and wired directly to the pump. No complex permitting or battery installation required.

Can it replace my existing Hayward, Pentair, or Jandy pump?

Yes. Our SunRay hybrid pumps are designed as direct drop-in replacements for all major pool pump brands. They use standard plumbing connections, so your existing pool plumbing works as-is. Most homeowners complete the swap in under a day with basic tools, or hire any licensed pool technician to handle it.

What's included in a complete kit?

Every kit includes the hybrid AC/DC pump, dedicated solar panels, mounting brackets, breaker box, 100 feet of cable, hybrid valves, sweep elbows, and all necessary hardware. Free shipping is included. You just need a roof or ground-mount location with southern sun exposure — which in Arizona is essentially every roof.

What is the warranty?

SunRay pumps come with a manufacturer warranty covering the pump and motor. Solar panels carry their own manufacturer warranty (typically 25 years). SunRay has been manufacturing solar pool pumps since 2006 — proven reliability in desert conditions. Pumps are rated for continuous operation up to 120°F ambient temperature.

Do I need batteries?

No. Hybrid AC/DC pumps do not require battery storage. During the day, DC power from solar panels drives the pump directly. At night or during heavy cloud cover, the pump switches to AC grid power. No batteries means no battery replacement costs, no maintenance, and no additional expense.

How much will I actually save per year in Arizona?

Arizona homeowners typically save between $900 and $1,800 per year — with large-pool owners saving over $2,400 annually. Over 10 years, that's $9,000 to $18,000 in cumulative savings. Factor in tax credits, and most systems pay for themselves in under 2 years. APS and SRP customers on time-of-use plans often see the most dramatic savings.

Is this the same as solar pool heating or rooftop solar?

No — and this distinction matters. Solar pool heating uses thermal panels to warm water. Rooftop solar generates electricity for your entire home. A hybrid solar pool pump is a dedicated pump that runs on its own solar panels to circulate and filter your pool water. It's a standalone system — no full rooftop installation, no battery storage, no net metering agreement needed.