However, these pool heat pumps have major limitations:
- They work best only during high outdoor temperatures when heating is not a requirement, and quickly lose their efficiency as the outdoor temperature drops.
- Their achievable output is the upper 80 F degrees – much too cold for hot tub temperature.
- They can’t cool pools in the summer when pool temperatures gets too hot.
- They require expensive controls to heat multiple bodies of water such as second hot tub.
Arctic Pool Heat Pumps with DC inverter technology save owners up to 80% of heating costs even in low ambient outdoor temperatures.
They also heat up to 104 F, automatically switch to chill mode to cool pool water, and can heat or cool two bodies of water. All standard features!