- Is 58,000 BTU enough for my pool?
- It is rated for pools up to about 17,000 gallons, but that assumes a covered pool and mild air. In cool nights or windy sites, expect slower heat-up and a smaller practical pool size.
- Does it really cool the water?
- Yes, the reversing valve lets it chill water down to roughly 45–86°F. Cooling output is lower than heating output, so it takes longer to bring a hot pool down.
- Can I use it on a saltwater pool?
- Yes. The titanium heat exchanger is built to resist corrosion from salt and is also fine with fresh water.
- What power does it need?
- A 240V, 60Hz dedicated circuit. It is hardwired rather than plugged in, so plan for an electrician and a properly sized breaker.
- How loud is it?
- About 53 dB at normal speed, which is quieter than most single-speed pumps. The inverter ramps up in cold weather, so noise rises then.
- What comes in the box?
- The heat pump unit and 1.5-inch water connections. You supply the electrical feed, plumbing fittings and, in most cases, a bypass kit.
- Where is the Inverter Electric Pool Heat Pump, 58000 BTU, Fits Up to 17000 Gallon Above & In-Ground Pools, Low Noise Heating & Cooling, Energy-Saving Water Heater 240V 60Hz cheapest?
- At eBay, for $999.99, 42% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Inverter Electric Pool Heat Pump, 58000 BTU, Fits Up to 17000 Gallon Above & In-Ground Pools, Low Noise Heating & Cooling, Energy-Saving Water Heater 240V 60Hz?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Walmart, Wayfair.