Pool heat pumps

Pool heat pump is the most economical way to heat water and extend the season by several months. It extracts heat from the air and transfers it to the water, giving several times more heat than it consumes electricity. At Baseini.NET you will find Azuro and Poolsana heat pumps from 2,5 to 18 kW – conventional and inverter, many of them with Wi-Fi control.

Prices start from 658 € for a heat pump for a small pool and go up to 2 396,01 € for an inverter heat pump with Wi-Fi.

Pool heat pump models

Azuro heat pumps

• 2,5 and 3,2 kW – for small pools up to 11 m³;
• 5 kW – for pools up to 22 m³, with defrost function;
• 8,5 and 10 kW – for pools from 45 to 70 m³;
• BP-120HS 12 kW and BP-140HS 14 kW – for large pools from 65 to 110 m³.

Inverter heat pumps

The inverter heat pump smoothly adjusts the power according to the need, works more quietly and consumes less electricity than the classic one. We offer inverter Azuro 10 kW and BP-140HS 12 kW with Wi-Fi, full inverter heat pump 17 kW with Wi-Fi, as well as Poolsana InverPRESTIGE 7, 9, 11, 15 and 18 for pools up to 35, 45, 60 and 70 m³ and InverPREMIUM 15.

How to choose a pool heat pump

• Pool volume. Each model has a specified maximum volume – choose with a reserve if you want to swim in spring and autumn.
• Season. For use from May to September, a regular heat pump is sufficient. For a longer season, choose an inverter with defrost.
• Cover. Cover the pool with thermal blanket – without it, much of the heat is lost at night.
• Installation. The heat pump is connected after the filter via a bypass with a three-way valve and placed on anti-vibration pads.

For free solar heating, see solar heaters, and all heating methods – in the section water heating.

Questions about heat pumps

How much does a pool heat pump cost?

Heat pumps for small pools cost from 658 €, for pools up to 50 m³ – about 1,000–1,600 €, and inverter models with Wi-Fi – up to 2 396,01 €.

What is the difference between an inverter and a regular heat pump?

A conventional heat pump operates at full power and stops when the water reaches the set temperature. An inverter heat pump reduces power gradually, making it quieter and more economical.

What temperature does the water heat up to?

The temperature is set on the display or in the app. How quickly it is reached depends on the power, volume, air temperature and whether the pool is covered.