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The TURBRO Beluga is an inverter pool heat pump that pulls heat from the air to hold a steady pool temperature and stretch the swimming season into cooler spring and fall days. It is not a hot-tub heater and won't push a pool to spa temperatures. A full DC inverter compressor adjusts output to ambient temperature, water flow and set temperature, which is the main difference from fixed-speed heat pumps that cycle on and off. TURBRO rates the B50V at up to 52,200 BTU and COP 15.9 for pools up to 16,000 gallons, and the B75V at up to 75,000 BTU and COP 16.2 for pools up to 21,100 gallons.
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The Beluga Inverter Pool Heat Pump is an air source heat pump that heats pool water by absorbing heat from the air. It is meant to keep a pool at a steady temperature so you can swim on cooler spring and fall days. It is not intended to turn a pool into a hot tub.
A full DC inverter compressor adjusts heating power based on ambient temperature, water flow and the set temperature. The heat exchanger is titanium, which resists corrosion from chemicals and saltwater, and the unit works with seawater pools. For saltwater pools, install the heat pump upstream of the pool, with a check valve between them to prevent backflow.
You can control it from the panel or a mobile app, and set two timer periods from either. Built-in sensors monitor inlet and outlet water temperature, ambient temperature, current, voltage, pressure, water flow and other operating parameters. If a fault occurs, the unit shows an error code and shuts down. Heating performance depends on ambient air temperature, water volume, pool insulation, wind exposure, and proper installation and maintenance.
