Description
An excellent top model at a very attractive price. That is the W'eau Full Inverter 10.5kW. Ideal for pools up to a maximum of 40,000 liters, however, we recommend using it up to 30,000 liters, so you can take full advantage of the inverter technology. Through a combination of high efficiency and the best materials, this gives you a very reliable heater of your pool. Thanks to this heat pump you can dive into your pleasantly heated pool from April to October.
- Extremely energy efficient thanks to Full Inverter technology
- Perfect for a swimming season from April through October
- Very high efficiency of up to 15.8 at 26°C and 7.6 at 15°C
Strong. Reliable. Energy efficient.
This Full Inverter heat pump for swimming pools is distinguished from others in this price segment by its quality materials. The exterior / casing is high quality ABS plastic which makes the heat pump stainless. The Mitsubishi compressor, known for its reliability, together with the twisted titanium heat exchanger, ensures optimal performance. Naturally, this results in excellent performance and an efficiency of up to 1 in 15.8. To take full advantage of the energy benefits, we recommend that you opt for some excess capacity. That way, the heat pump does not have to run at its maximum performance all the time.
The heat pump also operates with a low noise level of up to 29 dB at 10 meters. Due to inverter technology, the heat pump actually operates quieter when the pump is no longer running at full power.
Inverter technology, that's smarter heating
This W'eau heat pump uses Full Inverter technology. The heat pump selects exactly the power it needs to get or keep your pool warm. The heat pump turns on quickly when the temperature drops, and the unit also doesn't use more energy than it needs. You're definitely going to notice that on your energy bill.
Integrated wifi module
With many heat pumps, a Wifi module can be purchased additionally. However, this is not the case with this W'eau heat pump, as it comes with a built-in wifi module. Setting up this W'eau heat pump is even easier. Using your smartphone, you set the temperature, choose the desired program and receive information about any malfunction. The heat pump features the programs: auto, eco, boost and cooling.
4 programs
- Auto: a smart mode in which the heat pump regulates its own output. It also switches between heating and cooling.
- Eco: puts the heat pump in an economical mode similar to "auto" mode. However, the heat pump does not engage in cooling in this mode.
- Boost: use to get the pool up to temperature quickly early in the season.
- Cooling: here you let the heat pump cool the pool.
Efficiency and consumption W'eau Full Inverter 10.5kW
How many kW of heat does the pump get from 1 kW of energy?
- Temperature: 15°C => 4.9 - 7.6 out of 1 (heat output)
- Temperature: 26°C => 6.8 - 15.8 out of 1 (heat output)
The efficiency of the W'eau Full Inverter 10.5kW at high outdoor temperatures (26°C) is very high. This makes this heat pump extremely energy efficient during the hottest summer months (May through August). The efficiency of this heat pump at low outside temperatures (April, September, October) is excellent compared to other (Inverter) heat pumps. This makes this heat pump the perfect choice if you want to extend the swimming season from April to October.
What else do you need?
Make sure that the heat pump has a free space at the rear of at least 80 cm. On the side where the air is blown out, it is important to maintain at least 250 cm of free space. In this way, you will maximize the capacity and efficiency of the heat pump. (Otherwise, it would suck its cold air back in) Connect the heat pump using a bypass kit. In addition, most professional heat pumps come without a power cord, so to make it easy we also sell them separately.
Do you put your heat pump in the backyard or on top of your roof/tech room? Then this extension cable for the display can be handy. So you can hang the display indoors and how you do not always have to walk to the heat pump to adjust the settings.
