SACI eTOP WINNER 150 M variable-speed pump, 1.5 HP
SACI eTOP WINNER 150 M variable-speed pump, 1.5 HP subject to supplier availability.
Estimated delivery time: 3 to 7 business days
Description
Description
The SACI [e]TOP WINNER 150 M variable-speed pump is designed for pool filtration with adjustable flow and scheduling. Its permanent magnet synchronous motor and integrated drive allow it to operate at different speeds, reducing energy consumption and noise when the installation does not require maximum performance.
Features weekly programming, direct access to three speeds, automatic mode, and a filter-washing assistant.

Benefits of variable speed
- Programmable filtration: up to four daily filtration cycles, with configurable speed and schedule.
- Manual operation: V1, V2, and V3 keys to temporarily activate preset speeds.
- Automatic mode: runs the cycles programmed for each day of the week.
- Filter washing: backwash and rinse assistant using the BACK WASH key.
- Additional control: two built-in digital inputs. Modbus, 0–10 V, and additional inputs require an optional card.
Energy savings depend on the selected speed, operating hours, and head losses. The manufacturer's promotional percentages refer to specific examples and are not guaranteed savings.
Installation and commissioning
- Install the pump in a dry, ventilated space protected from rain and direct sunlight.
- Check the electrical compatibility and use the protections required for the installation.
- Set the language, date, time, and direction of rotation using the initial setup wizard.
- Set filtration intervals and speeds according to the pool's needs.
Installation and electrical maintenance must be carried out by qualified professionals. Before working on the variable speed drive, disconnect the power supply and wait at least five minutes, as directed in the manual.
Technical specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | SACI |
| Model | [e]TOP WINNER 150 M |
| Application | Pool filtration |
| P2 power | 1.1 kW (1.5 HP) |
| Motor | Permanent-magnet synchronous |
| Control | Integrated variable speed drive |
| Power supply | 220–240 V single-phase, 50/60 Hz |
| Rotation speed | 600–2,800 rpm |
| Protection | IP55 |
| Ambient temperature | −10 to +40 °C |
| Voltage tolerance | ±10 % |
| Digital inputs | 2 integrated, volt-free contacts |
| Control expansions | Modbus and 0–10 V input via optional card |
Data verified against the SACI sales datasheet and installation manual. P2 power is the motor's rated power, not its constant electrical consumption.
Who is it suitable for?
Recommended for installations looking to adapt filtration to different time slots and reduce noise during periods of low demand.
First, check that the pump's operating curve at the selected speed covers your pool's actual flow rate and head. Rated power alone does not determine compatibility.
Manufacturer documentation
How to choose between the [e]TOP WINNER 150 and 300
The power difference is significant, but knowing only the HP or the pool's cubic meters is not enough to select a pump correctly. You need to check its flow rate and head curve at the intended operating speed.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Volume and filtration hours | They help estimate an initial target flow rate: water volume (m³) ÷ recirculation hours (h). This is a guide, not the pump's actual flow rate. |
| Total dynamic head (m.w.c.) | Includes head losses in pipes, fittings, filter, and elevation differences. The same model delivers different flow rates depending on this resistance. |
| Hydraulic curve at selected rpm | Indicates whether the model can provide the required flow rate at that head. This is the deciding factor when choosing between the 150 and 300. |
| Existing filter and pipes | The operating flow rate must be compatible with the filter and the permissible water velocity in the installation. |
We don't recommend a pump based solely on a label such as “pools up to X m³.” If you don't know the total dynamic head, provide the pool volume, filter specifications, and approximate pipe route so we can assess the choice.
SACI [e]TOP WINNER 150 and 300 comparison
Both models feature a permanent-magnet synchronous motor and allow filtration speed adjustment. The choice should be based on the hydraulic curve and the installation's requirements, not just on power.
| Feature | [e]TOP WINNER 150 M · current model | [e]TOP WINNER 300 |
|---|---|---|
| SACI reference | 36108050 | 36108055 |
| Rated power | 1.5 hp / 1.1 kW (P2) | 3 hp / 2.2 kW (maximum P2) |
| Motor type | Permanent-magnet synchronous | Permanent-magnet synchronous |
| Speed | Variable, 600–2,800 rpm | Variable, 700–2,800 rpm |
| Speed control | Integrated drive | [e]JOY drive |
| Status in our store | You are viewing this model | View [e]TOP WINNER 300 |
The manufacturer confirms the power and speed control system of both models. To choose between the 150 and 300, consult the flow and head curves at the intended speed. No unverified electrical or programming specifications are attributed to the 300.
Frequently asked questions
Is it a variable-speed pump?
Yes. It features a variable-speed drive and a permanent-magnet synchronous motor, with speed adjustment between 600 and 2,800 rpm.
Can I schedule different filtration times?
Yes. The controller lets you configure up to four daily cycles and set schedules and speeds for each day of the week.
Does it include standard Modbus connectivity?
No. Modbus communication, the 0–10 V input, and other expansion features require a compatible additional card.
Is it equivalent to the TOP WINNER 150 M or 150 T?
No. Although they belong to the TOP WINNER family, the 150 M and 150 T are fixed-speed pumps. The [e]TOP WINNER 150 M features electronic speed control and requires specific hydraulic selection.



