HEAT PUMP MINI-32 – 3.2kW / 3m3/h

Advantages of Heat Pumps

Hot water in any weather regardless of sunlight

You can enjoy your pool for up to 7 months a year. Swim longer than others – even during the spring and fall months

Easy installation and operation

Save on your own costs and help the environment (an eco-friendly and sustainable way to heat)

Digital control panel with intuitive controls

Up to 83% free heat from the surroundings

For every 1 kWh you put in, you get up to 5 kWh for free from the surrounding air—that’s a significant savings. Given rising electricity prices, pool heat pumps are truly a good investment

For comparison: Electric heaters are powerful and independent of sunlight, but they are expensive to run—for every 1 kW of electricity, you get only 1 kW of heat

How a heat pump works

A heat pump uses a cycle of compression and expansion of a heat transfer fluid to extract heat from the air around the pool. A fan drives air through the evaporator, where it transfers its heat to the heat transfer fluid (cooling the air in the process). The heat transfer fluid is then transported by a compressor, which compresses and heats it, to the coil heat exchanger, where it transfers its heat to the pool water. From the heat exchanger, the cooled fluid flows into an expansion valve, where its pressure is reduced and it cools rapidly. The cooled fluid then flows back into the evaporator, where it is heated by the flowing air. The entire process runs continuously and is monitored by pressure and temperature sensors.