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A heat pump is the cheapest way to extend the pool season from April to October — from 1 kW of electricity it produces 5 kW or more of heat. This category offers models from 3 kW for small above-ground pools up to 120 kW units for public facilities, including inverter machines with cooling. What you'll find Inverter heat pumps — Fairland XP26 in nine power ratings from 10 to 41 kW, Rapid Inverter RIC (6.5–35.8 kW with cooling), Zodiac Z350iQ MD4 to MD6 (11–16 kW) and Pioneer Inverter CPIR21 rated at 20.5 kW for pools of 50–95 m³. On/off and compact models — NORM SUPER MINI CUBE 3 kW and the NORM EVO 6–12 kW range for smaller pools, the X20 range (9.5–40 kW with cooling) and X20 JUMBO 60 and 120 kW for large and public pools. Heat pumps for hot tubs — Balboa CLIM8ZONE II 4 kW, which significantly cuts running costs compared to an electric heater. How to choose the right output As a rule of thumb, plan 1 kW of output per 4–5 m³ of water for an outdoor pool with a cover; a 40 m³ pool therefore needs 8–10 kW. For early spring start-up or an uncovered pool, size one step up. Check the COP heating factor and operating temperature range — an inverter unit maintains higher efficiency under partial load and is noticeably quieter, while an on/off model is cheaper to buy. From roughly 15 kW upward, consider a 400 V supply (models marked 3F). Cooling is useful for covered pools where summer water temperature exceeds 30 °C. What to watch out for Always connect a heat pump via a bypass, so flow can be regulated and the unit serviced without stopping filtration. For saltwater pools, verify the unit has a titanium heat exchanger. Leave clear space around the unit for airflow and plan for condensate drainage. A heat pump complements rather than replaces other heat sources — also compare heat exchangers connected to a house boiler and electric heaters in our Heating section. Smart control for the whole system is in our Automation & Control category. In-stock items ship within 48 hours, shipping within the Czech Republic is free over the threshold, and larger units ship on a pallet across the EU.

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A heat pump is the cheapest way to extend the pool season from April to October — from 1 kW of electricity it produces 5 kW or more of heat. This category offers models from 3 kW for small above-ground pools up to 120 kW units for public facilities, including inverter machines with cooling. What you'll find Inverter heat pumps — Fairland XP26 in nine power ratings from 10 to 41 kW, Rapid Inverter RIC (6.5–35.8 kW with cooling), Zodiac Z350iQ MD4 to MD6 (11–16 kW) and Pioneer Inverter CPIR21 rated at 20.5 kW for pools of 50–95 m³. On/off and compact models — NORM SUPER MINI CUBE 3 kW and the NORM EVO 6–12 kW range for smaller pools, the X20 range (9.5–40 kW with cooling) and X20 JUMBO 60 and 120 kW for large and public pools. Heat pumps for hot tubs — Balboa CLIM8ZONE II 4 kW, which significantly cuts running costs compared to an electric heater. How to choose the right output As a rule of thumb, plan 1 kW of output per 4–5 m³ of water for an outdoor pool with a cover; a 40 m³ pool therefore needs 8–10 kW. For early spring start-up or an uncovered pool, size one step up. Check the COP heating factor and operating temperature range — an inverter unit maintains higher efficiency under partial load and is noticeably quieter, while an on/off model is cheaper to buy. From roughly 15 kW upward, consider a 400 V supply (models marked 3F). Cooling is useful for covered pools where summer water temperature exceeds 30 °C. What to watch out for Always connect a heat pump via a bypass, so flow can be regulated and the unit serviced without stopping filtration. For saltwater pools, verify the unit has a titanium heat exchanger. Leave clear space around the unit for airflow and plan for condensate drainage. A heat pump complements rather than replaces other heat sources — also compare heat exchangers connected to a house boiler and electric heaters in our Heating section. Smart control for the whole system is in our Automation & Control category. In-stock items ship within 48 hours, shipping within the Czech Republic is free over the threshold, and larger units ship on a pallet across the EU.