A pool heat pump warms your water by pulling heat from the air around it, not by making heat. It uses electricity to run a fan and a compressor inside a sealed loop. You don't burn fuel or use heating coils directly. Instead, the system moves existing heat from the outside air into your pool water.   Read More>

The standard rule for pool heat pump sizing is 0.31 kW per m³ of water for summer-only heating. Extended seasons or colder climates require 0.39 kW per m³.   Read More>

You need the Best Pool Heater​ to comfortably swim for more months of the year. What you buy depends on pool size, local weather, available fuel, and estimated running costs. Picking the Best Pool Heater​ that uses less energy will greatly lower your long-term bills.   Read More>

You need a heat output between 5 and 25 kW to heat a pool well in standard homes. Sizing your system correctly requires knowing basic energy measurements. Four main heat factors drive this math: total pool volume, surface heat loss, outside air temperature, and target heating time.   Read More>