Heat pump for hot tub and 4 season swimming pool

Illustration of heat pump system for swimming pool

Economical, safe & efficient water heating solution

Image of swimming pool using hot water heat pump system

Swimming pool heat pump specifications

Central hot water systems using Heat Pump technology are currently popular and widely used because of their superiority such as saving 70% of electricity compared to electric water heaters, high electrical safety, providing hot water with large demand, durable and stable.

With a central hot water system with a return line design - there is always hot water at the tap when needed without waiting time. Only 1 device can provide hot water for the entire swimming pool

Advantage

• Significantly save on equipment and fuel costs, minimize total power sources, backup power sources/generators, helping owners of motels, hotels, swimming pools, resorts, etc. quickly recover capital.
• Simple system installation and maintenance does not cause changes or affect the structure of the house.
• Absolutely safe, fast heating, large flow supply
• High performance and energy saving
• High durability, intelligent automatic operation –· Low operating costs for the system
• Simple, common & economical repair and maintenance

Heat pump structure

Swimming pool heat pump image

• There are two common types of heat pumps today: air-to-water heat pump and water-to-water heat pump. Air-to-water heat pumps use outdoor air as a heating or cooling source, while water-to-water heat pumps use underground (water or geothermal) heat. Air-to-water heat pumps are the most economical and popular type in home and commercial applications.
• Heat pumps operate on the principle that heat will move from a place with high temperature to a place with low temperature. From there, the heat exchange core at low temperature will compare with the surrounding temperature and take heat from the surrounding environment, cooling the surrounding environment. Through the process of transferring heat to the surrounding environment, the heat exchanger will be heated to a temperature higher than the temperature of the environment.

Structure and operating principle of heat pump

The main components of a heat pump are a compressor, a fan, an evaporator, and a condenser. The compressor requires electricity to compress and evaporate the refrigerant. The fan uses a small amount of electricity to continuously blow air across the condenser coil while the unit is running. The cost of electricity is the cost of electricity to operate the compressor and fan to collect free heat to heat the water.

Comparison table of electricity consumption costs of swimming pool heat pumps

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