Pool Heaters‌

Here is a closer look at how the heating cycle works:

• The heater’s fan draws in air and sends it to the evaporator coil containing liquid refrigerant.

• The refrigerant absorbs heat from the air and becomes a hot gas.

• It travels to the compressor and heats up even more. 

A pool pump sends water through a filter and into the heater. As the hot refrigerant and the pool water flow through the heat exchanger simultaneously, the pool water heats to a comfortable temperature.

Swimming Pool Heat Pumps: Pros and Cons

A heat pump heater’s ability to move heat with zero emissions makes it more energy-efficient and environment-friendly than a gas heater. It typically costs more to purchase than a gas heater but saves money in the long run by lowering energy costs.

On the other hand, a gas heater can warm your pool faster than a heat pump heater. The higher the temperature is outdoors, the quicker a heat pump will warm the pool water. Heat pump heaters lose efficiency when the air temperature dips below 45° to 50° Fahrenheit.

Swimming Pool Heating Maintenance

Like other heating and cooling appliances, a heat pump pool heater requires maintenance to operate efficiently and prevent significant problems. Our qualified technicians will: 

• Inspect your heater for worn parts and leaks

• Tighten electrical connections

• Clean the evaporator and condenser coils

• Check the refrigerant and heat exchanger

 We can identify issues and fix them before they cause a breakdown, enabling you to enjoy your pool comfortably regardless of the outdoor temperature.