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How to evaluate efficiency of pool heat pump in 2022 ?

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  Pool heat pumps are highly-efficient pool heaters offering exceptional comfort at a low cost throughout the year. It’s important to evaluate the energy efficiency and capacity of the models you are considering when choosing a pool heat pump for your pool. Rather than generating heat, the pool heat pump moves it, which contributes to its efficiency. The traditional British system of energy or heat unit is BTU. 1 BTU is the heat energy required to heat a pound of water from 63 degrees Fahrenheit to 64 degrees Fahrenheit, which is approximately equal to 1,055 joules. The scientific community generally uses the SI system standard unit-Joule to measure energy or heat. You’ll prefer to choose a heat pump that is capable of delivering the amount of heat you need to keep your pool water at a comfortable temperature even on cooler days. The coefficient of performance or COP Usually, we measure Heat pump pool heater efficiency by a value called the coefficient of performance or C...

How to heat your pool easily and quickly in 2022?

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  How to heat your pool easily and quickly in 2022? Pool heating When you have put the amount of money into a swimming pool, we believe you should be able to enjoy the swimming with it beyond the summer months and winter months or even the whole year around. A comfortable swimming temperature for people is around 25–26°C, but with additional heating, it will usually stay between the temperature of around 18–20°C. When your swimming pool will absorb heat during the day, it can lose as much as 5°C over the whole night, which makes it very difficult to keep the pool at a consistent temperature naturally. In order to protect swimmers, keeping the temperature steady and within the right range can also protect the pool itself. Here we offer a range of affordable options to make you get the most use of your swimming place. Option #1 Gas heating A gas pool heater is a cost-effective way to warm your swimming place to a comfortable swimming temperature for a whole year. It can provide “on-d...

The Most Comfortable Pool By Pool Heat Pump 2022

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What is a pool heat pump? A pool heat pump is a special device that moves heat from one location to another with a small amount of energy. It works like an air conditioning unit in reverse. Thanks to the use of thermodynamics, the costs are kept within limits. Heat your pool water with a  heat pump and delay the end of the bathing season a little longer!  In fact, a pool heat pump has the advantage of transforming the heat present in the air and reusing it to heat the water in the pool. Water at 28 °C in October, does that tempt you? Extended Swimming Season Being able to extend the swimming season is one of the main advantages of the INVERBOOST pool heat pump. For the pool owners who live in warmer places, the swimming pool can be used all year round with the help of a pool heat pump. For pool users who live in colder climates, heat pumps can help lengthen the time to enjoy swimming pools even in the autumn and winter season. Some end users may wonder about the highest t...

Application of Air Source Pool Heat Pump

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Here are also two types of commercial swimming pools: outdoor commercial swimming pools and indoor heated commercial swimming pools. Generally, indoor commercial swimming pools are smaller and have lower heat loss. In engineering applications, for energy conservation considerations, outdoor commercial swimming pool heat pumps generally do not operate throughout the year. When the ambient temperature is low at a certain level, people feel quite uncomfortable even if the water temperature of the swimming pool is maintained at 26~28 ℃ . Therefore, the heating design and calculation are relatively monotonous. To supplement the heat dissipation on the surface of the pool water and the choice of unit power, the user first determines the use conditions, and the air temperature in this range is suitable for the work of the pool heat pump, and the unit can get better results. The easiest way is to directly estimate The first heating time of the commercial swimming pool, which means the time fo...

4 Season Inverter Pool Heat Pump

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  Pool Heat Pump- 4 Seasons Available One way to reduce the carbon footprint effectively is to reduce energy consumption. A pool heat pump is a recommended solution to become greener. With full inverter technology, the INVERBOOST pool heat pump is equipped with a variable speed compressor that could adjust hertz by hertz and a multi-speed fan. The pool heat pump chooses the speed of operation between 20% and 100% of its max power. Its high COP and low noise benefit customers and upgrade the swimming experience to a new level. In the beginning, the inverter pool heat pump will heat the pool with full capacity to the desired temperature. After that, the pool heater works with 50% capacity on average to maintain a comfortable pool temperature. When maintaining the desired pool temperature, the average noise level of the INVERBOOST pool heat pump at a 1-meter distance is around 40 dB(A), which is much quieter than an on/off pool heater. It is so quiet that you may forget it is...

Can I install a pool heat pump Indoor?

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Indoor swimming pools are quite popular and common in use, especially in cold-weather regions where outdoor swimming fun is taken. The indoor pools are easier to maintain, there will be less dust or debris in the water, and you could enjoy swimming even in winter. Some pool owners may wonder if an   INVERBOOST pool heat pump   could be installed indoors. The indoor swimming pool is a good idea, but an indoor pool heat pump? We need to know how a pool heat pump works first. Mini Pool heater A pool heat pum p  transfers the heat absorbed from the ambient air to the pool water. For a residential pool heater, a large amount of fresh air is needed for the proper heat transfer. The refrigerant in the system becomes warmer with the heat from the air through this process. And the heat will be delivered to the pool water by the INVERBOOST pool heat pump. Usually, the outlet air from the system is around 10 degrees cooler than the air which enters the system. If you stand in front ...