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Heat pumps are one of the most popular ways to heat a pool, and for good reason. They are often more effective and energy efficient than other methods, such as solar panels. Below we answer frequently asked questions and explain how to use and install heat pumps for swimming pools.
A heat pump is an efficient way to heat pool water by using outside air.
Outside air is drawn in by the heat pump, heated by the compressor, and this heat is transferred to the pool water via a heat element.
Prices start at about 1,000 euros for a DIY pool and 400 euros for a top-up pool. Consumption costs are around 5 euro cents per kilowatt of heat produced, but can vary.
Place the heat pump outside the pool technical room with enough free space around it for air supply and exhaust.
Use a bypass kit for proper flow and follow the instructions in the manual for proper connection.
Depending on the model, you can choose from different programs. Standard models always operate at full power, while inverter models are more energy efficient and automatically adjust.
Turn on a standard heat pump 4 hours before swimming. An inverter heat pump can stay on day and night.
Run the heat pump at least 8 hours a day to bring the pool up to temperature. Once at temperature, 4 hours per day is sufficient. Inverter models can run continuously.
A heat pump is an excellent choice for heating your pool. It offers an efficient and environmentally friendly solution, especially when combined with an insulating cover. Ensure proper installation and use the heat pump according to instructions for best results.
Read more. How to choose the right heat pump for your in-ground pool
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