Polar Eco-Impulse

Choosing the right swimming pool heat pump for your home can feel like a puzzle, but it’s simpler than you think! The key factors to consider are:

• The size of your pool
• How often you plan to swim (year-round or just certain months)
• Your ideal water temperature
• Whether you cover your pool when it’s not in use
• The location of your pool, as different climates have different needs

It’s true, the upfront cost of a gas heater might seem more wallet-friendly compared to an electric swimming pool heat pump. However, when it comes to long-term savings, electric heat pumps take the lead by a mile! Here’s why:

1. Running Costs: Running a gas heater can be up to 5 times more expensive than an electric heat pump. Over time, those costs add up, making electric pumps a more economical choice in the long run.

2. Lifespan: Electric pool heat pumps aren’t just about savings; they’re also about longevity. They typically last three times longer than gas heaters, meaning less frequent replacements and more years of uninterrupted pool enjoyment.

3. Maintenance Costs: When it comes to upkeep, electric heat pumps are also more cost-effective. They generally require less maintenance compared to their gas counterparts, saving you both time and money on servicing.

4. Eco-Friendly: There’s also the green aspect to consider. Electric heat pumps can integrate seamlessly with renewable energy sources, like photovoltaic (PV) systems. This means you have the option to power your pool heating in an eco-friendly way, reducing your carbon footprint and contributing to a healthier planet.

In summary, while gas heaters may offer a lower initial price, electric pool heat pumps win in terms of overall efficiency, cost-effectiveness, lifespan, and environmental sustainability.

When selecting the exact spot for your heat pump, consider these tips:

1. Proximity to Pool: Ideally, it should be close to your swimming pool for efficient operation.

2. Ventilation: Ensure there’s adequate space around the unit for airflow to prevent overheating.

3. Away from Obstructions: Keep it clear from overhanging branches or other potential blockages that could affect its performance.

4. Ease of Access: Choose a location that allows easy access for maintenance and servicing.

5. Aesthetic Consideration: While functionality is key, consider how the unit blends with your outdoor space for a seamless look.

By following these guidelines, you’ll ensure optimal performance and longevity for your pool heat pump, making your swimming experience comfortable and hassle-free.

COP, or Coefficient of Performance, measures the efficiency of pool heat pumps. It’s a ratio of energy output to input. For example, a heat pump with a COP of 10 uses 8kW of electricity to produce 80kW of heat. Polar heat pumps are highly efficient, with an average COP of 10, meaning they produce 10 times the heat for each unit of energy used, making them a cost-effective and energy-efficient choice for pool heating.

The time it takes for an inverter pool heater to warm up your swimming pool depends on a few factors, including the air temperature. While our heat pumps can operate even in chilly conditions (as low as -15 degrees), they work by extracting heat from the surrounding air. So, the warmer and more humid the air, the more efficiently they can heat your pool.

Once your order is placed and payment is confirmed, we aim to process and ship your order within 7 business days. You have rights under Australian Consumer Law, including the right to refunds or replacements for major product failures and compensation for other losses or damage. You can also ask for repairs or replacements if a product isn’t of acceptable quality. For specific details and any questions you may have, visit the Polar Pool Heating return policy page at Refund policy