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April 14, 2021
Speck Pumps includes anti-entrapment cover

The versatile Badu

® Stream II SwimJet System, from Speck Pumps-Pool Products, Inc., of Jacksonville, Fla., is available in several different packages to satisfy a variety of exercise styles and budgets.

The BaduStream installs in a standard 1.5-in. return fitting and can be configured with one, two, or three jets. Patented flush mounted jet housing creates a low profile against a pool wall.

Features include an anti-entrapment cover that provides undetectable suction, adjustable water flow jet nozzles, an air regulator that controls the amount of air bubbles in water flow and an On/Off LED touch button with a 50-ft. cable.

Other features include a Speck controller with GFCI and built-in WiFi, and a Speck 4 HP or 3.5 HP self-priming, plastic pump, UL-Listed, single phase with thermal overload. The system includes the nozzle adjustment tools to help set the jet nozzles in position for optimum performance; an optional pulsating massage hose can be attached to a jet nozzle.

For more information, contact Speck Pumps-Pool Products, Inc., Dept. SI, 8125 Bayberry Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32256. Telephone 904-739-2626. Online www.usa.speck-pumps.com.

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