Heat Pump Pool Heaters
If you are looking for a guaranteed year round pool temperature, then an air to water Heat pump will provide just that. Since heat pumps don’t rely on direct sunlight, they will work on any pool application.
Guardian Pool Heat Pump
Guardian swimming pool and spa heat pumps are loaded with state of the art features that provide the highest level of performance and durability found in the industry.
- Full Flow Titanium Heat Exchanger
- Whisper quiet deep pitch fan and low RPM motor
- User friendly digital dual control thermostat
- Maintenance Free - rust, dent and scratch proof cabinet
Tested and Certified:
All Guardian Heat pumps are ARL tested to UL specifications
COP = 6.2
BTU Output = 113,000
Compressor Type = Scroll
Heat Exchanger = Titanium
For specific information on the Guardian Pool Heat Pump's premium features and specifications click on the link below to view the full brochure.
» Guardian Pool Heat Pump Brochure
How Pool Heat Pumps Work
Heat pumps work off of electricity to grab heat. They then move that heat from one area of the pool to the other.
As the pool pump makes the water flow, the water in the pool moves from the filter to the heat pump heater. The pump has a fan that gathers air from the outside and then moves it over the evaporator coil. A liquid refrigerant within the evaporator coil absorbs the heat from the outside air and becomes a gas. The warm gas in the coil then passes through the compressor.
The compressor raises the heat, and a very hot gas is formed. This goes through the condenser. The condenser exchanges the heat from the hot gas to the cooler pool water moving through the heater. The heated water is filtered out into the pool. The process is repeated over and over.
The cooler the outside air, the more energy is used. Since most people use outdoor swimming pools during warm and mild weather, this usually isn't a big problem. Heat pump pool heaters work great, as long as the outside temperature stays above the 45ºF-50ºF range.
