
FICISOG Above Ground Inverter Pool Heater Electric
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Our take on the FICISOG Above Ground Inverter Pool Heater Electric
The FICISOG G3YCZ-MN05BY00-A2-6X is a corded electric inverter heat pump rated at 17,060 BTU, sized for above-ground pools up to 5,000 gallons. Inverter compressors run at variable speed, so it heats gradually and holds temperature rather than blasting on and off like a basic resistance heater. It is a 57 lb unit measuring about 15.8 x 11.2 x 16.4 inches, so it needs a firm pad and a nearby outlet. It carries no NTRL listing, which matters for permitting and inspection in many areas. No current price or price history was provided for this listing, so its price position against its recent range cannot be stated.
- Inverter compressor modulates output instead of cycling on and off
- 17,060 BTU suits small to mid-size above-ground pools
- Compact footprint for a heat pump at roughly 16 inches tall
- Corded electric, so no fuel lines or propane tanks
- Energy Efficient feature suggests lower running cost than resistance heat
FICISOG Above Ground Inverter Pool Heater Electric prices at every store
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$559.99Verified
FICISOG Above Ground Inverter Pool Heater Electric price history
Lowest price we've seen: $559.99 on Nov 7 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- What size pool will this heater handle?
- It is rated for above-ground pools up to 5,000 gallons. Larger pools will heat slowly or not hold temperature.
- How many BTU is it, and is that enough?
- 17,060 BTU. That is modest for a heat pump, so expect gradual warming and steady maintenance rather than fast heat-up.
- Does it need a special electrical circuit?
- It is corded electric, so check the nameplate amperage and confirm your outlet and breaker can carry it. A dedicated circuit is typical for pool heat pumps.
- Is it certified for permitting?
- The listing states no NTRL certification. Check with your local building department before buying if your installation requires a listed unit.
- What comes in the box?
- The heater unit itself. Hoses, fittings, a pad and electrical hardware are usually bought separately, so confirm the package contents before ordering.
- When is the price lowest?
- Pool heaters typically discount in late summer and early fall as the season ends. No price history was provided for this listing, so check the price trend before buying.





