The heat pump should be able to heat the water by approx.
pool size | kW power heat pump |
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30 – 40m³ | min 9 kW power |
40 – 60m³ | min 12 kW power |
50 – 80m³ | min 16 kW power |
Regarding this, how do I choose a heat pump for my pool?
Sizing a Heat Pump Pool Heater
- Determine your desired swimming pool temperature.
- Determine the average temperature for the coldest month of pool use.
- Subtract the average temperature for the coldest month from the desired pool temperature. …
- Calculate the pool surface area in square feet.
Thereof, what type of above ground pool heater is best?
The 10 Best Above Ground Pool Heaters
- Smartpool WWS421P Solar Pool Heater – Best Overall. …
- SunHeater S120U Universal Solar Pool Heater – Best Value. …
- FibroPool FH120 Pool Heat Pump – Premium Choice. …
- XtremepowerUS 90100 Pool Solar Panel Heating System. …
- GAME 4721-BB SolarPRO Curve Solar Pool Heater.
Is a pool heater worth it?
If you want to get as much time as possible out of your pool, however, a heater is a good investment. With a pool heater, you can easily be swimming May through mid-October, giving you a good five months of use out of your pool. That’s literally double the amount of time you’d get without one.
What is a comfortable pool temperature?
How long does it take to heat a pool with a Hayward heat pump?
Should I run my pool heat pump at night?
Can I run my pool pump with heater off?
Yes, the pump has to be running. The heater has an internal pressure switch that needs to be closed…
How do I calculate what size heat pump I need?
30 BTU of heating output per 1 sq ft of living space.
For every sq ft of living space, you need about 30 BTU of heating output. That means, for example, that for a 1,000 sq ft home, you would require a 30,000 BTU heat pump (that’s a 2.5-ton heat pump).
Can you use a heat pump on an above ground pool?
Sizing & Installing a Pool Heat Pump
Typically, a 50,000 BTU heat pump is used for pools up to 13,000 gallons roughly up to a 21ft round pool and the larger size heat pumps of 70,000 to 80,000 BTU’s are used for the larger aboveground pools up to a 30ft, or up to an 18’x33′ oval pool.
At what temperature does a pool heat pump stop working?
Most Heat Pumps will work if the temperature dips below 60, but will automatically shut off if the temperature reaches 45 – 50 degrees Fahrenheit. By shutting off automatically, Heat Pumps prevent damage that can occur when the air gets too cold.