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Pool Heat Pump

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Imagine being able to swim in your own warm, heated pool, even during the coolest months of the year. It might sound like an expensive luxury, but the extra value and enjoyment of a heated pool could cost a lot less than you think.

Pool heat pumps, delivering up to five times more energy in heat than it consumes electricity are the perfect heating solution for pool owners located in regions of Australia where natural gas in unavailable.

The brilliant PHP series pool heat pumps offer the best and most cost effective form of electrical pool heating.

Save Heat, Save Money.

How does a heat pump work?

A large fan draws air across an array of fine tubes called an evaporator. Each tube is filled with a remarkable chemical called a refrigerant, which boils at extremely low temperatures. Any heat in the passing air causes the refrigerant to boil creating a hot vapour inside the tubes.

The tubes carry that vapour through a compressor, which increases both its pressure and temperature. Finally, the super heated vapour is carried through the coils of the heat exchanger emersed in water being drawn from the pool. As the vapours heat is transferred to the pool water, the vapour condenses back into a liquid and the tubes carry it back to the evaporator to begin the process all over again.

A Reliable Pool Water Heater

The most cost effective pool heat pumps on the market.

  • Stainless steel cabinet for long life
  • Titanium heat exchanger
  • Chemical corrosion resistance with a 10 year warranty
  • Full reverse cycle operation to heat or cool your pool
  • Automatic defrost standard on all models - no icing up
 

Swimming Pool Heat without the Sun

Unlike solar heating, you don’t need the sun to swim with swimming pool heat pumps. Heat pumps are one of the most efficient and economical pool heaters on the market. A  pool solar heat pump will maintain your pool at a comfortable 27°C or more and because it extracts heat from the air, it delivers up to five times more energy in heat than it consumes electricity.