Quiet & Efficient– The brushless DC fan motors are the most quiet fans on the market and DC fans are exceptionally energy efficient drawing as little as 12 Watts to operate. Save over 30% versus other radiant heaters.

Comfort- because each room is controlled individually you can ensure that rooms not in use have a lower temperature than occupied rooms. Each room has its own its own climate control. This reduces un-needed heating costs while increasing comfort.

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*Heating: Ambient temp. (DB) 70°F, Water temp. (In/Out): 113°F/ -
**Heating: Ambient temp. (DB) 70°F, Water temp. (In/Out): 122°F/ -
***Heating: Ambient temp. (DB) 70°F, Water temp. (In/Out): 140°F/ -
*Cooling: Ambient temp. (DB) 80°F/67°F, Water temp. (In/Out): 45°F/55°F

In keeping with our policy of continuous product improvement, Arcticheatpumps reserves the right to make specification and design changes without notice.

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Arctic Heat Pump – North Americas only UL listed cold weather spa and pool heat pumps.

Heat pump technology has been widely adopted in the pool industry due to its significant cost savings. In fact most pool heat pumps can save owners 70% or more in heating costs. However these heat pumps have two major problems.

1. They only work during the pool swimming season and quickly lose their efficiency as the outdoor temperature drops
2. Their achievable output is the upper 80 degrees, much too cold for hot tub temperature.

Until now most spa owners were stuck with standard electric heaters however electricity is becoming more and more expensive and will continue the upper trend. The Arctic Heat Pump comes in three size; 50,000 BTU, 65,000 BTU and 85,000 BTU. The smaller SPA50 is targeted an hot tub and spa owners and produces between 14 Kw (high temperature rating) and 4.5 Kw (low temperature rating) of heat energy and can safely do so in temperatures as low 20 F (-7 C) while still providing homeowners operating cost savings over regular spa heaters. The larger Pool65 and Pool85 are targeted toward pool owners that want to extend their pool season. The pool heat pumps also can work in temperatures as low as 20 F (-7 F). For those in climates exceeding this we offer the Hybrid Heat pump system that includes a backup 4 Kw Balboa Spa Pack that will automatically provide extra heating power when needed.

Chiller and Heater in one unit

While hot tub users most often reference the heating requirements, the Arctic Heat Pump is also a chiller if need. That right.....It can heat and cool based on a simple controller selection. Ideal for hot climates that need a retreat from the hot summer heat! A cold water plunge is a must for Sauna owners. Now can quickly change your hot tub to a cold plunge tub! Cold water therapy has many health benefits and is growing in popularity in North America as we discover what the Nordic Culture has practice for centuries. Find out more about the health benefits of cold water therapy.

Excessively hot pools cause problems with the chemical imbalance and can quickly become full of algae if not properly monitored. Chlorine gases and evaporates as the water temperature rises. In areas such as California, Texas, Arizona and Florida, the hot summer temperatures can be difficult for pool owners. The Arctic Heat Pump for pools allows owners to reduce the temperatures back down to proper levels. By Chilling your pool you can get reprieve from hot summer heat waves.

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[yt_columns grid="yes" ] [yt_columns_item col="10" offset="0" margin="0px" padding="0px" background="transparent" color="#000" ] Arctic Spa Heat Pumps can produce up to 104°F high temperature water. Ideal for hot tubs and spas. [/yt_columns_item] [yt_columns_item col="2" offset="0" margin="0px" padding="0px" background="transparent" color="#ccc" ]

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The data above is only a reference, specific data please refer to the nameplate on the units.

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Integrated Heating Solution

Unlike any other cold climate heat pump system on the market, our Arctic Heat Pump can control your entire home heating and cooling needs from domestic hot water, space heating/cooling using DC inverter fan coils, hydronic heating loops, and can also integrate to any pool or hot tub to provide full heat with our titanium heat exchangers. The Out Door Unit (ODR) contains everything you need in one case (monobolic). This results in no need to hire a refrigeration mechanic. All you will require is an electrical connection with an outdoor rated disconnect (weather proof). The system requires 240 VAC connection with a 20 or 30 Amp dedicated breaker depending on the size of the Arctic Heat Pump.

Built in Back up

The backup heating circuit in the buffer tank can be automatically controlled from the heat pump itself, making integration with an internal heater simple and effective. The backup heater will be given the signal from the cold weather heat pump only when the heat pump cannot keep up. This ensures you are never wasting energy with two heat sources competing. A standard electric hot water tank can be used or you can purchase water tanks designed specifically for our cold weather heat pumps than include added features such as extra insulation and internal ports for the temperature probe for more accurate temp readings.

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Expandability

Rather than split our production into 5 or 6 sizes, our technology allows us to combine heat pumps together to form larger heating systems as required. With the use of our MX controller you can add up to 5 Heat pumps. Our pumping technology also works the same. If your system is too large for the pump capacity, you can simply add a second pump in series to double your flow pressure.

User Friendly Controller

Unlike other cold weather heat pumps that require direct communication to each zone, Arctic Heat Pumps use simple differential controller logic with a tank thermometer probe included. Our tanks have a special cooper probe port insert both at top and bottom so we can accurately measure the tank. The heat pump will automatically be optimized to reach the design temperature set for the tank. As the weather changes, the heat pump will change as well using only exactly what it needs to keep the buffer tank at the set temperature.

So how does it work?

A brief example will show you how our heat pump for cold climates works. Our factory controller system can manage two zones, and unlimited zones with addition of the MX controller.

1. Space Heat
2. Space Heating and Cooling
3. Cooling

If we have set up Heating and Cooling, then the heat pump will control both the circulation pump and a 3 way zone valve. Using the tank temperature sensors and an air temperature sensor built into the controller, the pump will turn on and default to the priority zone (either buffer tank for heating or the air temperature sensor for cooling) until it reaches the set temperature. As an example if cooling is priority then the system will cool the room to the set point temperature then the 3-way valve will divert to the buffer heating zone tank and the heat pump will switch to heating to fill its energy needs of the buffer tank which provides heat to zones like domestic hot water, space heating and pool/hot tubs. If the cooling zone requires cooling again the 3 way valve will switch to the cooling zones and the heat pump will reverse its self and provide cooling.

Basic Diagram for Heating and Cooling

Basic Design using Buffer Tank (recommended with back up heating element). Note the Arctic Heat Pump will signal when the element is needed to avoid competing heat sources. The Arctic Heat Pump controls the primary pump and the Heat/Cooling selection as well it will control the 3 way valve. All the other zones such as the heating loops and multiple cooling zones require individual zone controllers or can be centrally controlled by the RESol MX controller.

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Basic Hydronic Heating is easily done through the use of the buffer tank. The heating zone is controlled separately by a zone thermostat that turns the pump on/off. You set the design tank temperature or let the Arctic Heat Pump optimize the temperature based on a pre-configured heating curve that will maximize the performance and adjust the tank temperature based on the outdoor temperature. Note most hydronic floor loops use lower temperatures such as 120 or less. In this case it is a good practice to add a mixing valve to ensure the water going into the floor is not hotter than the design temperature. Alternately you can set the tank temperature so that it will not exceed the design temperature.

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Fan Coil Heating/Cooling is easily done through the use of the buffer tank. The heating/cooling zone is controlled separately by individual room thermostats found on the fan coils. A centralized controller connects to the zone pump. When any of the room zones call for heat or cooling they will close their contact and activate the pump. Each fan coil has an internal 3-way valve so that only the fan coils that have a heat or cool demand will allow the flow.

Changing the heat pump for heat to cool will determine whether the buffer tank stores hot water or cold water.

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Domestic Hot Water & Heating Cooling – by adding a second zone valve the Arctic Heat Pump is able to heat both domestic hot water and a buffer tank. In the summer this mode can be set to heat domestic hot water and cool the buffer tank to provide zone cooling. Note Hydronic heating cannot be used for cooling so you would require fan coils for summer cooling, a seasonal valve would isolate the radiant floor heat as we don’t use in floor heat for cooling.

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Pool or Hot Tub & Heating/Cooling – by adding a second zone valve the Arctic Heat Pump is able to heat both a pool or spa and a buffer tank. In the summer this mode can be set to heat pool/tub and cool the buffer tank to provide zone cooling. Note Hydronic heating cannot be used for cooling so you would require fan coils for summer cooling, a seasonal valve would isolate the radiant floor heat as we don’t use in floor heat for cooling.

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Advanced Heating/Cooling Design- by using a PAW Modular Hydronic Heating Solution and Resol MX Controller we can help you design larger residential system or commercial systems. Multiple heating sources can be combined such as heat pump with solar to give even greater efficiencies. Call us to discuss customization of your project. Design is always FREE!

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Energy Saving up to 30%

With the use of EVI DC inverter compressors, brushless DC fan motors and PFC control method, the heat pump is able to more accurately regulate its power output. There is no starting capacitor required, and the unit can soft start and stop and adjust its speeds to accommodate conditions. This result in 30% less operating cost compared to other air source heat pumps.

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Precise Temperature Control

Our heat pump can change the operating frequency of the compressors automatically according to the heating or cooling demand. When the target temperature is reached, the units run at a lower frequency, which allows much more precise temperature control.

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Speed up Heating/Cooling Time

When there is a large difference between the actual temperature and the programmed temperature, our unit can run at a higher frequency to increase or decrease the temperature quickly, resulting in more comfort.

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Intelligent Defrosting

Traditional Defrosting Method

Cold climate heat pumps with traditional defrosting methods use a start time and a start temperature. Once the ambient temperature reaches or is lower than -7 C, the unit will start defrosting. This results in wasted energy, as it will defrost regardless of whether the system needs it or not.

Intelligent Defrosting Method

Our Arctic Heat Pumps use intelligent defrosting which incorporates pressure sliding technology that determines the exact defrosting time and start pressure required according to the real ambient temperature. This saves energy, and makes the heat pump work more efficiently.

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No frosting in the bottom

With the use of our special liquid distribution technology, in heating mode the temperature of the refrigerant in the air exchanger’s bottom copper tube will never decrease. This ensures no frosting on this lower portion, and results in smooth drainage.

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Intelligent Controller

Our self-developed wire controller uses an LCD touch screen, and can be installed on the wall inside your house. It provides you a convenient way of controlling your heat pump and is applicable to RS485 communication.

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Core Component

Our Arctic Heat Pumps use the best components in the industry, but just as important is the fact that no component in our system is proprietary. This allows any AC or HVAC mechanic to service our systems, and all of the parts that might be required for maintenance can be found on the shelf at most wholesalers. We also have a full line of replacement parts available for next day shipping!

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Remarks:

1. ①Cooling: DB 35℃/24℃, inlet water temp. 12℃, outlet water temp. 7℃.
2. ②Heating: DB 7℃/WB 6℃, outlet water temp.: 55℃.
3. ③Heating: DB 7℃/WB 6℃, outlet water temp.: 45℃.
4. Working ambient temp. range: -25℃～43℃.

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COP Chart

Dear User,

Thank you for your order, we appreciate your recent order. Customer satisfaction is of utmost importance to us and we value your trust in our company.

We are confident that you will be more than happy with your purchase, however, please do not hesitate to contact us if any problems should arise.

We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase, if you are not, ship it back to us in the original packaging condition and we will refund your purchase less a 10% restocking fee, provided the equipment is received in good condition. Refund offer valid for 30 days from receipt of product.

Warranty

We feel that being honest is a much better policy to win your trust rather than trying to lure you with nearly impossible statements such as lifetime warranty. Nothing lasts forever! Our warranty policy is simple; we offer a 1 year warranty on all parts and a 2 year warranty on the compressor. With this warranty you will get NO hassle next business day replacement (if shipping service and inventory permits). However, as a valued customer you will get technical support through the lifetime ownership of your product. Our Heat Pump warranty cover failures that occur during normal operational conditions or manufactures defects. It does not cover failure due to inappropriate operation such as incorrect installation or physical damage.

When making a warranty claim we may require images to verify the claim.

Payment

We accept PayPal and Credit card (Visa or Mastercard). If you are ordering multiple units and part, please call us to see if we can save you shipping cost for multiple item orders.

Better Temperature control - Most compressors turn on and run until they exceed the set point, then they will turn off until they drop below a set point. This leads to hot and cold fluctuation in room temperature and longer run times. With a DC Inverter Heat Pump variable speed compressor, we are able to reach the desired room temperature much quicker as our compressor can kick into high speed right at the beginning. Once the desired temperature is reached, our compressor will then throttle back and maintain the desired temperature, only supplying the exact amount of energy as needed. This greatly improves comfort while reducing operating costs.

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EVI stands for “Enhanced Vapor Injection” and is a technology used on our cold climate heat pumps to achieve higher performance at lower temperatures. An EVI heat pump uses a 3rd smaller internal plate heat exchanger called an “Economizer” within the refrigeration cycle. By utilizing a bypass valve some of the hot refrigerant vapor on the condenser is bypassed to a HX which combines with the colder gas on the Evaporator expansion side. The heat energy is transferred raising the gas temperature even further which is then injected at mid-range pressure into the head of the scroll compressor through a separate vapor injection port. Using EVI heat pump technology, we are able to overcome the limitation of maximum flow temperature that other cold climate heat exchangers encounter. EVI Heat Pump technology allows more heat to be delivered resulting in a better COP at much lower temperatures. The EVI technology increase performance efficiency by 27-30%.

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EVI Heat Pump - How it works

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For complete heat pump systems or pool and spa heat pumps and chillers please allow 2-3 weeks delivery. These kits are shipped via our preferred freight forwarder company and where possible we will schedule residential tailgate delivery (curbside). Heaters and accessories are usually in stock unless indicated otherwise. We do have expedited shipping services available for an additional fee. Please call us if you need a rush order. Once your order has been shipped you will be contacted via email and a tracking number will be provided.