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High Efficiency Swimming Pool Heat Pumps

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The efficiency which is talked about in relation to pool heat pumps is also called Coefficient Of Performance or COP. This gives a relation between the amount of energy used to the amount of energy produced.  a common electric immersion heater (such as in a kettle) is around 90% efficient so would have a COP close to 1 but heat pumps can be rated with a COP of 5 which means an efficiency of 500%. This is because heat pump don't actually create heat (like an immersion heater does) they just move it from one place to another. This is something the planned purchaser must know about on the grounds that heat pump have a downside. Electric heat pumps take heat from the air and move it to the pool water so as the air temperature drops so does their productivity. Indeed, when the air temperature hits around the 45 degrees F mark, they quit working and can even hold up!  When contrasting various brands for proficiency it is imperative to ensure the COP is determined under sim

Swimming Pool Heating Pumps & It's Working

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Swimming pool heat pumps are used to maintain the temperature of swimming pool  the dimension of the pump required will really after the size of the pool and the a lot more effective a pump is the a lot more it often cost.  Pool Heat Pumps can interfere with you a some money anyway you can get sun powered fueled ones and these might likewise make back their cost after some time monitoring you on your electrical influence charge these are made to warm you pool liberated from cost by utilizing simply the electric of the daylight and because of this have really begun to be seen in many pools of changing measurements. How does work swimming pool heat pump? Heat pumps help in increasing your pool's temperature during the autumn and the spring seasons to extend your swimming season. At Splash & Relax  offers a great way to maintain the pool's temperature through the entire season. Heat pumps operate on electricity and they generate heat from the nearby air, leaving