Moov Innovaqua Variable-Speed Heat Pump
- Regular price
- $3,699
- Sale price
- $3,699
- Sale
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18% off
- Regular price
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$4,499
Which heat pump do I need for my pool?
Heat pumps for above-ground pools
| Pool Type | Pool Size (Liters) | Heat pump size | Models |
| Above-ground | 15' Round (21 600 Liters) | 50 000 BTU | Shop 50 000 BTU heat pumps |
| Above-ground | 18' Round (31 200 Liters) | 50 000 BTU | Shop 50 000 BTU heat pumps |
| Above-ground | 21' Round (42 400 Liters) | Between 55 000 BTU and 65 000 BTU | Shop 55 000 BTU to 65 000 BTU heat pumps |
| Above-ground | 24' Round (55 200 Liters) | Between 70 000 BTU and 85 000 BTU | Shop 70 000 BTU to 85 000 BTU heat pumps |
| Above-ground | 27' Round (70 000 Liters) | Between 90 000 BTU and 105 000 BTU | Shop 90 000 BTU to 105 000 BTU heat pumps |
| Above-ground | 30' Round (86 400 Liters) | Between 110 000 BTU and 130 000 BTU | Shop 110 000 BTU to 130 000 BTU heat pumps |
Heat pumps for in-ground pools
| Pool Type | Pool Size (Liters) | Heat Pump Size | Models |
| In-ground | 12' x 24' (32 628 Liters) | 50 000 BTU | Shop 50 000 BTU heat pumps |
| In-ground | 14' x 28' (44 391 Liters) | Between 55 000 BTU and 65 000 BTU | Shop 55 000 BTU to 65 000 BTU heat pumps |
| In-ground | 16' x 32' (58 003 Liters) | Between 75 000 BTU and 85 000 BTU | Shop 75 000 BTU to 85 000 BTU heat pumps |
| In-ground | 18' x 36' (73 487 Liters) | Between 95 000 BTU and 110 000 BTU | Shop 95 000 BTU to 110 000 BTU heat pumps |
| In-ground | 20' x 40' (90 847 Liters) | Between 120 000 BTU and 140 000 BTU | Shop 120 000 BTU to 140 000 BTU heat pumps |
* The above-ground pool figures are estimates for a depth of 52 inches.
* The in-ground pool figures are estimates for a depth of 48 inches.
* The numbers in this graph are provided for informational purposes only.
SKU: 40275
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Features
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Variable speed – Automatically adjusts heating capacity from 20% to 100% to maximize energy savings and reduce noise levels
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Energy savings without loss of power
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Soft starter
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Variable speed rotary dual DC compressor
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Titanium spiral heat exchanger
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HP-Booster Technology
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Noise level: 48 db
Capabilities
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90,000 BTU: up to 66,000 L
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110,000 BTU: up to 81,000 L
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125,000 BTU: up to 93,000 L
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140,000 BTU: up to 104,000 L
Technical specifications
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Voltage: 220 V
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Circuit breaker: 30 A (90) / 40 A (110-125) / 50 A (140)
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Flow rate: 28 to 67 GPM (depending on model)
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Dimensions and weight: vary depending on the model (134 to 317 lb)
Brand:
Innovaqua
Heating Capacity:
90 000 BTU,
110 000 BTU,
140 000 BTU
Pool Size:
27' Round (70 000 liters),
30' Round (86 400 liters),
18' x 36' (73 487 liters),
20' x 40' (90 847 liters)
Shipping is $90 for heat pumps purchased online. We deliver quickly anywhere in Canada for this item.
REPAIR SERVICES & INFORMATION FOR MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR
AVAILABLESPARE PARTS
NOT AVAILABLEAlthough Trévi cannot guarantee the availability of replacement parts, it will do its utmost to obtain them if necessary. Availability may vary from one manufacturer to another.
Key Characteristics
Variable speed
Increased performance
Low noise level
Heat exchanger
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Tips and advice
When nicer weather comes in the springtime, warmer days are still very few and nights are still cool. It is difficult to heat your pool water and keep it warm during the night.
If you wish to start your swimming season earlier and end it later, a heat pump can be the right option to consider to increase water heat. By coupling a heat pump to a solar blanket, you could keep heat from dissipating.
To find out what type of heat pump would suit your pool, meet one of our specialists in store who can suggest the best equipment according to your needs. The type of swimmer you are, the size of your pool, your geographical location and municipal regulations are other elements to consider before buying any equipment.
Even if it is a considerable investment at first, buying a heat pump will allow you to enjoy your pool more and create moments to remember with your family and friends.
Introduction
Installing a pool is a significant investment, but to enjoy it fully from spring to fall, effective water heating is essential. In this article, learn why a heat pump is one of the best choices for heating your pool and how to select the model best suited to your needs.
Advantages of a Pool Heat Pump
The heat pump is a highly popular heating solution among pool owners. Here’s why it stands out from other systems:
Extended swimming season: With a heat pump, you can start swimming as early as May and enjoy your pool until late September.
Energy efficiency: The heat pump uses ambient air heat to warm the water, making it an economical and environmentally-friendly choice.
Durability and easy maintenance: Modern heat pumps are designed to last for many years while requiring minimal maintenance.
The Importance of AHRI Certification for a Heat Pump
Before purchasing your heat pump, it’s crucial to ensure that it has AHRI certification (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute). This certification guarantees that the device delivers the indicated power in BTUs:
Guaranteed performance: An AHRI-certified 50,000 BTU heat pump will actually provide that power to heat your pool water, maximizing your investment.
Optimized energy use: The certification also ensures that the unit uses energy efficiently for consistent and quick water heating.
Selection Criteria for a Heat Pump
Pool volume: Choose a heat pump suited to the volume of your pool to ensure even and effective heating.
Weather conditions: Some heat pumps are designed to work more efficiently under specific weather conditions, particularly cold-climate models.
Conclusion
A heat pump is a smart investment for any pool owner looking to extend the swimming season and enjoy heated water with minimal energy costs. Before buying, make sure to select an AHRI-certified model suited to your pool’s volume. This way, you’ll fully enjoy your investment and swimming pleasures from spring to fall.
Appearances can be deceiving. When a pipe leaks, you might think that the pool is going to drain drop by drop. Don't worry. It is possible that the heat pump has been running for a few hours and the water level is not moving. So where is this water coming from? Everything has been screwed in properly, everything is working fine and then suddenly water starts flowing. It is probably not water from the pool, but the result of condensation. Several factors can cause condensation on the heat pump. It is used to heat water, and therefore causes differences in temperatures. Cool night and morning temperatures are often the reason for this phenomenon. Outdoor humidity also plays a role.
The only way to be really sure is to do a test with strips. If traces of cleaning agents such as chlorine or salt are found in the dripping water, this means that it is the pool water. A technician should then be called in to fix the leak. Otherwise, it is the result of condensation, and there is no need to worry.
Avec l'arrivée du mois de septembre sonne la fin des vacances et le retour à l'école mais sachez qu'il vous reste plusieurs belles semaines afin de profiter de votre piscine. Puisque les nuits sont de plus en plus fraîches, si vous n'avez pas déjà une thermopompe à la maison, il serait une bonne idée d'en ajouter une à l'équipement de votre piscine. Nous vous recommandons de la laisser fonctionner en tout temps afin de conserver la température souhaitée. Il est aussi conseillé de toujours mettre la toile solaire la nuit et de la retirer le matin afin de s'assurer que l'eau ne s'évapore pas et, encore une fois, afin de conserver une température confortable de l'eau.
Il est aussi important de continuer de vérifier régulièrement le taux d'assainissant et le pH afin de toujours avoir une eau prête à la baignade. Il faut garder l'eau la plus belle possible et le plus longtemps possible. Alors, plus vous fermerez la piscine tard et dans de belles conditions, plus l'ouverture sera facilitée pour l'année suivante.
Avec le retour à l'école, nous vous conseillons de prendre une vingtaine de minutes par semaine afin de vous assurer de garder votre piscine en bon état. Dans un premier temps, il est très important de vérifier régulièrement votre panier d'écumoire puisqu'avec la tombée des feuilles des arbres, il se peut qu'il se remplisse plus rapidement. Vous pourrez ensuite enlever celles au fond de la piscine avec le ramasse-feuilles. Après avoir fait tous les tests d'eau, passez l'aspirateur ou le robot.
Il faudra éventuellement penser à ranger vos produits chimiques. Gardez en tête que les produits liquides doivent rester à l'intérieur, fermés hermétiquement. Pour le chlore en pastilles ou en granules, vous pouvez le laisser à l'extérieur mais il est bien important que les contenants soient fermés hermétiquement et idéalement dans un sac de plastique bien scellés.
La fin des vacances n'est pas nécessairement synonyme de la fermeture de la piscine. Voici 3 conseils pour prolonger efficacement la saison de la baignade:
1. L'utilisation d'une thermopompe ou d'un chauffe-eau permettra de conserver la température de l'eau de la piscine agréable, peu importe la température.
2. Utilisée seule ou jumelée à une thermopompe ou un chauffe-eau, la toile solaire vous permettra de diminuer l'évaporation d'eau et d'éviter la perte de chaleur causée par les nuits fraîches.
3. Conservez en tout temps une eau propre et bien balancée jusqu'à la fermeture de la piscine que vous effectuerez le plus tardivement possible. De cette manière, vous serez toujours prêt à plonger et l'ouverture de votre piscine au printemps prochain vous en sera facilitée.
When nicer weather comes in the springtime, warmer days are still very few and nights are still cool. It is difficult to heat your pool water and keep it warm during the night.
If you wish to start your swimming season earlier and end it later, a heat pump can be the right option to consider to increase water heat. By coupling a heat pump to a solar blanket, you could keep heat from dissipating.
To find out what type of heat pump would suit your pool, meet one of our specialists in store who can suggest the best equipment according to your needs. The type of swimmer you are, the size of your pool, your geographical location and municipal regulations are other elements to consider before buying any equipment.
Even if it is a considerable investment at first, buying a heat pump will allow you to enjoy your pool more and create moments to remember with your family and friends.
Introduction
Installing a pool is a significant investment, but to enjoy it fully from spring to fall, effective water heating is essential. In this article, learn why a heat pump is one of the best choices for heating your pool and how to select the model best suited to your needs.
Advantages of a Pool Heat Pump
The heat pump is a highly popular heating solution among pool owners. Here’s why it stands out from other systems:
Extended swimming season: With a heat pump, you can start swimming as early as May and enjoy your pool until late September.
Energy efficiency: The heat pump uses ambient air heat to warm the water, making it an economical and environmentally-friendly choice.
Durability and easy maintenance: Modern heat pumps are designed to last for many years while requiring minimal maintenance.
The Importance of AHRI Certification for a Heat Pump
Before purchasing your heat pump, it’s crucial to ensure that it has AHRI certification (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute). This certification guarantees that the device delivers the indicated power in BTUs:
Guaranteed performance: An AHRI-certified 50,000 BTU heat pump will actually provide that power to heat your pool water, maximizing your investment.
Optimized energy use: The certification also ensures that the unit uses energy efficiently for consistent and quick water heating.
Selection Criteria for a Heat Pump
Pool volume: Choose a heat pump suited to the volume of your pool to ensure even and effective heating.
Weather conditions: Some heat pumps are designed to work more efficiently under specific weather conditions, particularly cold-climate models.
Conclusion
A heat pump is a smart investment for any pool owner looking to extend the swimming season and enjoy heated water with minimal energy costs. Before buying, make sure to select an AHRI-certified model suited to your pool’s volume. This way, you’ll fully enjoy your investment and swimming pleasures from spring to fall.
Appearances can be deceiving. When a pipe leaks, you might think that the pool is going to drain drop by drop. Don't worry. It is possible that the heat pump has been running for a few hours and the water level is not moving. So where is this water coming from? Everything has been screwed in properly, everything is working fine and then suddenly water starts flowing. It is probably not water from the pool, but the result of condensation. Several factors can cause condensation on the heat pump. It is used to heat water, and therefore causes differences in temperatures. Cool night and morning temperatures are often the reason for this phenomenon. Outdoor humidity also plays a role.
The only way to be really sure is to do a test with strips. If traces of cleaning agents such as chlorine or salt are found in the dripping water, this means that it is the pool water. A technician should then be called in to fix the leak. Otherwise, it is the result of condensation, and there is no need to worry.
Avec l'arrivée du mois de septembre sonne la fin des vacances et le retour à l'école mais sachez qu'il vous reste plusieurs belles semaines afin de profiter de votre piscine. Puisque les nuits sont de plus en plus fraîches, si vous n'avez pas déjà une thermopompe à la maison, il serait une bonne idée d'en ajouter une à l'équipement de votre piscine. Nous vous recommandons de la laisser fonctionner en tout temps afin de conserver la température souhaitée. Il est aussi conseillé de toujours mettre la toile solaire la nuit et de la retirer le matin afin de s'assurer que l'eau ne s'évapore pas et, encore une fois, afin de conserver une température confortable de l'eau.
Il est aussi important de continuer de vérifier régulièrement le taux d'assainissant et le pH afin de toujours avoir une eau prête à la baignade. Il faut garder l'eau la plus belle possible et le plus longtemps possible. Alors, plus vous fermerez la piscine tard et dans de belles conditions, plus l'ouverture sera facilitée pour l'année suivante.
Avec le retour à l'école, nous vous conseillons de prendre une vingtaine de minutes par semaine afin de vous assurer de garder votre piscine en bon état. Dans un premier temps, il est très important de vérifier régulièrement votre panier d'écumoire puisqu'avec la tombée des feuilles des arbres, il se peut qu'il se remplisse plus rapidement. Vous pourrez ensuite enlever celles au fond de la piscine avec le ramasse-feuilles. Après avoir fait tous les tests d'eau, passez l'aspirateur ou le robot.
Il faudra éventuellement penser à ranger vos produits chimiques. Gardez en tête que les produits liquides doivent rester à l'intérieur, fermés hermétiquement. Pour le chlore en pastilles ou en granules, vous pouvez le laisser à l'extérieur mais il est bien important que les contenants soient fermés hermétiquement et idéalement dans un sac de plastique bien scellés.
La fin des vacances n'est pas nécessairement synonyme de la fermeture de la piscine. Voici 3 conseils pour prolonger efficacement la saison de la baignade:
1. L'utilisation d'une thermopompe ou d'un chauffe-eau permettra de conserver la température de l'eau de la piscine agréable, peu importe la température.
2. Utilisée seule ou jumelée à une thermopompe ou un chauffe-eau, la toile solaire vous permettra de diminuer l'évaporation d'eau et d'éviter la perte de chaleur causée par les nuits fraîches.
3. Conservez en tout temps une eau propre et bien balancée jusqu'à la fermeture de la piscine que vous effectuerez le plus tardivement possible. De cette manière, vous serez toujours prêt à plonger et l'ouverture de votre piscine au printemps prochain vous en sera facilitée.
When nicer weather comes in the springtime, warmer days are still very few and nights are still cool. It is difficult to heat your pool water and keep it warm during the night.
If you wish to start your swimming season earlier and end it later, a heat pump can be the right option to consider to increase water heat. By coupling a heat pump to a solar blanket, you could keep heat from dissipating.
To find out what type of heat pump would suit your pool, meet one of our specialists in store who can suggest the best equipment according to your needs. The type of swimmer you are, the size of your pool, your geographical location and municipal regulations are other elements to consider before buying any equipment.
Even if it is a considerable investment at first, buying a heat pump will allow you to enjoy your pool more and create moments to remember with your family and friends.
Introduction
Installing a pool is a significant investment, but to enjoy it fully from spring to fall, effective water heating is essential. In this article, learn why a heat pump is one of the best choices for heating your pool and how to select the model best suited to your needs.
Advantages of a Pool Heat Pump
The heat pump is a highly popular heating solution among pool owners. Here’s why it stands out from other systems:
Extended swimming season: With a heat pump, you can start swimming as early as May and enjoy your pool until late September.
Energy efficiency: The heat pump uses ambient air heat to warm the water, making it an economical and environmentally-friendly choice.
Durability and easy maintenance: Modern heat pumps are designed to last for many years while requiring minimal maintenance.
The Importance of AHRI Certification for a Heat Pump
Before purchasing your heat pump, it’s crucial to ensure that it has AHRI certification (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute). This certification guarantees that the device delivers the indicated power in BTUs:
Guaranteed performance: An AHRI-certified 50,000 BTU heat pump will actually provide that power to heat your pool water, maximizing your investment.
Optimized energy use: The certification also ensures that the unit uses energy efficiently for consistent and quick water heating.
Selection Criteria for a Heat Pump
Pool volume: Choose a heat pump suited to the volume of your pool to ensure even and effective heating.
Weather conditions: Some heat pumps are designed to work more efficiently under specific weather conditions, particularly cold-climate models.
Conclusion
A heat pump is a smart investment for any pool owner looking to extend the swimming season and enjoy heated water with minimal energy costs. Before buying, make sure to select an AHRI-certified model suited to your pool’s volume. This way, you’ll fully enjoy your investment and swimming pleasures from spring to fall.
Appearances can be deceiving. When a pipe leaks, you might think that the pool is going to drain drop by drop. Don't worry. It is possible that the heat pump has been running for a few hours and the water level is not moving. So where is this water coming from? Everything has been screwed in properly, everything is working fine and then suddenly water starts flowing. It is probably not water from the pool, but the result of condensation. Several factors can cause condensation on the heat pump. It is used to heat water, and therefore causes differences in temperatures. Cool night and morning temperatures are often the reason for this phenomenon. Outdoor humidity also plays a role.
The only way to be really sure is to do a test with strips. If traces of cleaning agents such as chlorine or salt are found in the dripping water, this means that it is the pool water. A technician should then be called in to fix the leak. Otherwise, it is the result of condensation, and there is no need to worry.
Avec l'arrivée du mois de septembre sonne la fin des vacances et le retour à l'école mais sachez qu'il vous reste plusieurs belles semaines afin de profiter de votre piscine. Puisque les nuits sont de plus en plus fraîches, si vous n'avez pas déjà une thermopompe à la maison, il serait une bonne idée d'en ajouter une à l'équipement de votre piscine. Nous vous recommandons de la laisser fonctionner en tout temps afin de conserver la température souhaitée. Il est aussi conseillé de toujours mettre la toile solaire la nuit et de la retirer le matin afin de s'assurer que l'eau ne s'évapore pas et, encore une fois, afin de conserver une température confortable de l'eau.
Il est aussi important de continuer de vérifier régulièrement le taux d'assainissant et le pH afin de toujours avoir une eau prête à la baignade. Il faut garder l'eau la plus belle possible et le plus longtemps possible. Alors, plus vous fermerez la piscine tard et dans de belles conditions, plus l'ouverture sera facilitée pour l'année suivante.
Avec le retour à l'école, nous vous conseillons de prendre une vingtaine de minutes par semaine afin de vous assurer de garder votre piscine en bon état. Dans un premier temps, il est très important de vérifier régulièrement votre panier d'écumoire puisqu'avec la tombée des feuilles des arbres, il se peut qu'il se remplisse plus rapidement. Vous pourrez ensuite enlever celles au fond de la piscine avec le ramasse-feuilles. Après avoir fait tous les tests d'eau, passez l'aspirateur ou le robot.
Il faudra éventuellement penser à ranger vos produits chimiques. Gardez en tête que les produits liquides doivent rester à l'intérieur, fermés hermétiquement. Pour le chlore en pastilles ou en granules, vous pouvez le laisser à l'extérieur mais il est bien important que les contenants soient fermés hermétiquement et idéalement dans un sac de plastique bien scellés.
La fin des vacances n'est pas nécessairement synonyme de la fermeture de la piscine. Voici 3 conseils pour prolonger efficacement la saison de la baignade:
1. L'utilisation d'une thermopompe ou d'un chauffe-eau permettra de conserver la température de l'eau de la piscine agréable, peu importe la température.
2. Utilisée seule ou jumelée à une thermopompe ou un chauffe-eau, la toile solaire vous permettra de diminuer l'évaporation d'eau et d'éviter la perte de chaleur causée par les nuits fraîches.
3. Conservez en tout temps une eau propre et bien balancée jusqu'à la fermeture de la piscine que vous effectuerez le plus tardivement possible. De cette manière, vous serez toujours prêt à plonger et l'ouverture de votre piscine au printemps prochain vous en sera facilitée.
When nicer weather comes in the springtime, warmer days are still very few and nights are still cool. It is difficult to heat your pool water and keep it warm during the night.
If you wish to start your swimming season earlier and end it later, a heat pump can be the right option to consider to increase water heat. By coupling a heat pump to a solar blanket, you could keep heat from dissipating.
To find out what type of heat pump would suit your pool, meet one of our specialists in store who can suggest the best equipment according to your needs. The type of swimmer you are, the size of your pool, your geographical location and municipal regulations are other elements to consider before buying any equipment.
Even if it is a considerable investment at first, buying a heat pump will allow you to enjoy your pool more and create moments to remember with your family and friends.
Introduction
Installing a pool is a significant investment, but to enjoy it fully from spring to fall, effective water heating is essential. In this article, learn why a heat pump is one of the best choices for heating your pool and how to select the model best suited to your needs.
Advantages of a Pool Heat Pump
The heat pump is a highly popular heating solution among pool owners. Here’s why it stands out from other systems:
Extended swimming season: With a heat pump, you can start swimming as early as May and enjoy your pool until late September.
Energy efficiency: The heat pump uses ambient air heat to warm the water, making it an economical and environmentally-friendly choice.
Durability and easy maintenance: Modern heat pumps are designed to last for many years while requiring minimal maintenance.
The Importance of AHRI Certification for a Heat Pump
Before purchasing your heat pump, it’s crucial to ensure that it has AHRI certification (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute). This certification guarantees that the device delivers the indicated power in BTUs:
Guaranteed performance: An AHRI-certified 50,000 BTU heat pump will actually provide that power to heat your pool water, maximizing your investment.
Optimized energy use: The certification also ensures that the unit uses energy efficiently for consistent and quick water heating.
Selection Criteria for a Heat Pump
Pool volume: Choose a heat pump suited to the volume of your pool to ensure even and effective heating.
Weather conditions: Some heat pumps are designed to work more efficiently under specific weather conditions, particularly cold-climate models.
Conclusion
A heat pump is a smart investment for any pool owner looking to extend the swimming season and enjoy heated water with minimal energy costs. Before buying, make sure to select an AHRI-certified model suited to your pool’s volume. This way, you’ll fully enjoy your investment and swimming pleasures from spring to fall.
Appearances can be deceiving. When a pipe leaks, you might think that the pool is going to drain drop by drop. Don't worry. It is possible that the heat pump has been running for a few hours and the water level is not moving. So where is this water coming from? Everything has been screwed in properly, everything is working fine and then suddenly water starts flowing. It is probably not water from the pool, but the result of condensation. Several factors can cause condensation on the heat pump. It is used to heat water, and therefore causes differences in temperatures. Cool night and morning temperatures are often the reason for this phenomenon. Outdoor humidity also plays a role.
The only way to be really sure is to do a test with strips. If traces of cleaning agents such as chlorine or salt are found in the dripping water, this means that it is the pool water. A technician should then be called in to fix the leak. Otherwise, it is the result of condensation, and there is no need to worry.
Avec l'arrivée du mois de septembre sonne la fin des vacances et le retour à l'école mais sachez qu'il vous reste plusieurs belles semaines afin de profiter de votre piscine. Puisque les nuits sont de plus en plus fraîches, si vous n'avez pas déjà une thermopompe à la maison, il serait une bonne idée d'en ajouter une à l'équipement de votre piscine. Nous vous recommandons de la laisser fonctionner en tout temps afin de conserver la température souhaitée. Il est aussi conseillé de toujours mettre la toile solaire la nuit et de la retirer le matin afin de s'assurer que l'eau ne s'évapore pas et, encore une fois, afin de conserver une température confortable de l'eau.
Il est aussi important de continuer de vérifier régulièrement le taux d'assainissant et le pH afin de toujours avoir une eau prête à la baignade. Il faut garder l'eau la plus belle possible et le plus longtemps possible. Alors, plus vous fermerez la piscine tard et dans de belles conditions, plus l'ouverture sera facilitée pour l'année suivante.
Avec le retour à l'école, nous vous conseillons de prendre une vingtaine de minutes par semaine afin de vous assurer de garder votre piscine en bon état. Dans un premier temps, il est très important de vérifier régulièrement votre panier d'écumoire puisqu'avec la tombée des feuilles des arbres, il se peut qu'il se remplisse plus rapidement. Vous pourrez ensuite enlever celles au fond de la piscine avec le ramasse-feuilles. Après avoir fait tous les tests d'eau, passez l'aspirateur ou le robot.
Il faudra éventuellement penser à ranger vos produits chimiques. Gardez en tête que les produits liquides doivent rester à l'intérieur, fermés hermétiquement. Pour le chlore en pastilles ou en granules, vous pouvez le laisser à l'extérieur mais il est bien important que les contenants soient fermés hermétiquement et idéalement dans un sac de plastique bien scellés.
La fin des vacances n'est pas nécessairement synonyme de la fermeture de la piscine. Voici 3 conseils pour prolonger efficacement la saison de la baignade:
1. L'utilisation d'une thermopompe ou d'un chauffe-eau permettra de conserver la température de l'eau de la piscine agréable, peu importe la température.
2. Utilisée seule ou jumelée à une thermopompe ou un chauffe-eau, la toile solaire vous permettra de diminuer l'évaporation d'eau et d'éviter la perte de chaleur causée par les nuits fraîches.
3. Conservez en tout temps une eau propre et bien balancée jusqu'à la fermeture de la piscine que vous effectuerez le plus tardivement possible. De cette manière, vous serez toujours prêt à plonger et l'ouverture de votre piscine au printemps prochain vous en sera facilitée.
When nicer weather comes in the springtime, warmer days are still very few and nights are still cool. It is difficult to heat your pool water and keep it warm during the night.
If you wish to start your swimming season earlier and end it later, a heat pump can be the right option to consider to increase water heat. By coupling a heat pump to a solar blanket, you could keep heat from dissipating.
To find out what type of heat pump would suit your pool, meet one of our specialists in store who can suggest the best equipment according to your needs. The type of swimmer you are, the size of your pool, your geographical location and municipal regulations are other elements to consider before buying any equipment.
Even if it is a considerable investment at first, buying a heat pump will allow you to enjoy your pool more and create moments to remember with your family and friends.
Introduction
Installing a pool is a significant investment, but to enjoy it fully from spring to fall, effective water heating is essential. In this article, learn why a heat pump is one of the best choices for heating your pool and how to select the model best suited to your needs.
Advantages of a Pool Heat Pump
The heat pump is a highly popular heating solution among pool owners. Here’s why it stands out from other systems:
Extended swimming season: With a heat pump, you can start swimming as early as May and enjoy your pool until late September.
Energy efficiency: The heat pump uses ambient air heat to warm the water, making it an economical and environmentally-friendly choice.
Durability and easy maintenance: Modern heat pumps are designed to last for many years while requiring minimal maintenance.
The Importance of AHRI Certification for a Heat Pump
Before purchasing your heat pump, it’s crucial to ensure that it has AHRI certification (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute). This certification guarantees that the device delivers the indicated power in BTUs:
Guaranteed performance: An AHRI-certified 50,000 BTU heat pump will actually provide that power to heat your pool water, maximizing your investment.
Optimized energy use: The certification also ensures that the unit uses energy efficiently for consistent and quick water heating.
Selection Criteria for a Heat Pump
Pool volume: Choose a heat pump suited to the volume of your pool to ensure even and effective heating.
Weather conditions: Some heat pumps are designed to work more efficiently under specific weather conditions, particularly cold-climate models.
Conclusion
A heat pump is a smart investment for any pool owner looking to extend the swimming season and enjoy heated water with minimal energy costs. Before buying, make sure to select an AHRI-certified model suited to your pool’s volume. This way, you’ll fully enjoy your investment and swimming pleasures from spring to fall.
Appearances can be deceiving. When a pipe leaks, you might think that the pool is going to drain drop by drop. Don't worry. It is possible that the heat pump has been running for a few hours and the water level is not moving. So where is this water coming from? Everything has been screwed in properly, everything is working fine and then suddenly water starts flowing. It is probably not water from the pool, but the result of condensation. Several factors can cause condensation on the heat pump. It is used to heat water, and therefore causes differences in temperatures. Cool night and morning temperatures are often the reason for this phenomenon. Outdoor humidity also plays a role.
The only way to be really sure is to do a test with strips. If traces of cleaning agents such as chlorine or salt are found in the dripping water, this means that it is the pool water. A technician should then be called in to fix the leak. Otherwise, it is the result of condensation, and there is no need to worry.
Avec l'arrivée du mois de septembre sonne la fin des vacances et le retour à l'école mais sachez qu'il vous reste plusieurs belles semaines afin de profiter de votre piscine. Puisque les nuits sont de plus en plus fraîches, si vous n'avez pas déjà une thermopompe à la maison, il serait une bonne idée d'en ajouter une à l'équipement de votre piscine. Nous vous recommandons de la laisser fonctionner en tout temps afin de conserver la température souhaitée. Il est aussi conseillé de toujours mettre la toile solaire la nuit et de la retirer le matin afin de s'assurer que l'eau ne s'évapore pas et, encore une fois, afin de conserver une température confortable de l'eau.
Il est aussi important de continuer de vérifier régulièrement le taux d'assainissant et le pH afin de toujours avoir une eau prête à la baignade. Il faut garder l'eau la plus belle possible et le plus longtemps possible. Alors, plus vous fermerez la piscine tard et dans de belles conditions, plus l'ouverture sera facilitée pour l'année suivante.
Avec le retour à l'école, nous vous conseillons de prendre une vingtaine de minutes par semaine afin de vous assurer de garder votre piscine en bon état. Dans un premier temps, il est très important de vérifier régulièrement votre panier d'écumoire puisqu'avec la tombée des feuilles des arbres, il se peut qu'il se remplisse plus rapidement. Vous pourrez ensuite enlever celles au fond de la piscine avec le ramasse-feuilles. Après avoir fait tous les tests d'eau, passez l'aspirateur ou le robot.
Il faudra éventuellement penser à ranger vos produits chimiques. Gardez en tête que les produits liquides doivent rester à l'intérieur, fermés hermétiquement. Pour le chlore en pastilles ou en granules, vous pouvez le laisser à l'extérieur mais il est bien important que les contenants soient fermés hermétiquement et idéalement dans un sac de plastique bien scellés.
La fin des vacances n'est pas nécessairement synonyme de la fermeture de la piscine. Voici 3 conseils pour prolonger efficacement la saison de la baignade:
1. L'utilisation d'une thermopompe ou d'un chauffe-eau permettra de conserver la température de l'eau de la piscine agréable, peu importe la température.
2. Utilisée seule ou jumelée à une thermopompe ou un chauffe-eau, la toile solaire vous permettra de diminuer l'évaporation d'eau et d'éviter la perte de chaleur causée par les nuits fraîches.
3. Conservez en tout temps une eau propre et bien balancée jusqu'à la fermeture de la piscine que vous effectuerez le plus tardivement possible. De cette manière, vous serez toujours prêt à plonger et l'ouverture de votre piscine au printemps prochain vous en sera facilitée.
When nicer weather comes in the springtime, warmer days are still very few and nights are still cool. It is difficult to heat your pool water and keep it warm during the night.
If you wish to start your swimming season earlier and end it later, a heat pump can be the right option to consider to increase water heat. By coupling a heat pump to a solar blanket, you could keep heat from dissipating.
To find out what type of heat pump would suit your pool, meet one of our specialists in store who can suggest the best equipment according to your needs. The type of swimmer you are, the size of your pool, your geographical location and municipal regulations are other elements to consider before buying any equipment.
Even if it is a considerable investment at first, buying a heat pump will allow you to enjoy your pool more and create moments to remember with your family and friends.
Introduction
Installing a pool is a significant investment, but to enjoy it fully from spring to fall, effective water heating is essential. In this article, learn why a heat pump is one of the best choices for heating your pool and how to select the model best suited to your needs.
Advantages of a Pool Heat Pump
The heat pump is a highly popular heating solution among pool owners. Here’s why it stands out from other systems:
Extended swimming season: With a heat pump, you can start swimming as early as May and enjoy your pool until late September.
Energy efficiency: The heat pump uses ambient air heat to warm the water, making it an economical and environmentally-friendly choice.
Durability and easy maintenance: Modern heat pumps are designed to last for many years while requiring minimal maintenance.
The Importance of AHRI Certification for a Heat Pump
Before purchasing your heat pump, it’s crucial to ensure that it has AHRI certification (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute). This certification guarantees that the device delivers the indicated power in BTUs:
Guaranteed performance: An AHRI-certified 50,000 BTU heat pump will actually provide that power to heat your pool water, maximizing your investment.
Optimized energy use: The certification also ensures that the unit uses energy efficiently for consistent and quick water heating.
Selection Criteria for a Heat Pump
Pool volume: Choose a heat pump suited to the volume of your pool to ensure even and effective heating.
Weather conditions: Some heat pumps are designed to work more efficiently under specific weather conditions, particularly cold-climate models.
Conclusion
A heat pump is a smart investment for any pool owner looking to extend the swimming season and enjoy heated water with minimal energy costs. Before buying, make sure to select an AHRI-certified model suited to your pool’s volume. This way, you’ll fully enjoy your investment and swimming pleasures from spring to fall.
Appearances can be deceiving. When a pipe leaks, you might think that the pool is going to drain drop by drop. Don't worry. It is possible that the heat pump has been running for a few hours and the water level is not moving. So where is this water coming from? Everything has been screwed in properly, everything is working fine and then suddenly water starts flowing. It is probably not water from the pool, but the result of condensation. Several factors can cause condensation on the heat pump. It is used to heat water, and therefore causes differences in temperatures. Cool night and morning temperatures are often the reason for this phenomenon. Outdoor humidity also plays a role.
The only way to be really sure is to do a test with strips. If traces of cleaning agents such as chlorine or salt are found in the dripping water, this means that it is the pool water. A technician should then be called in to fix the leak. Otherwise, it is the result of condensation, and there is no need to worry.
Avec l'arrivée du mois de septembre sonne la fin des vacances et le retour à l'école mais sachez qu'il vous reste plusieurs belles semaines afin de profiter de votre piscine. Puisque les nuits sont de plus en plus fraîches, si vous n'avez pas déjà une thermopompe à la maison, il serait une bonne idée d'en ajouter une à l'équipement de votre piscine. Nous vous recommandons de la laisser fonctionner en tout temps afin de conserver la température souhaitée. Il est aussi conseillé de toujours mettre la toile solaire la nuit et de la retirer le matin afin de s'assurer que l'eau ne s'évapore pas et, encore une fois, afin de conserver une température confortable de l'eau.
Il est aussi important de continuer de vérifier régulièrement le taux d'assainissant et le pH afin de toujours avoir une eau prête à la baignade. Il faut garder l'eau la plus belle possible et le plus longtemps possible. Alors, plus vous fermerez la piscine tard et dans de belles conditions, plus l'ouverture sera facilitée pour l'année suivante.
Avec le retour à l'école, nous vous conseillons de prendre une vingtaine de minutes par semaine afin de vous assurer de garder votre piscine en bon état. Dans un premier temps, il est très important de vérifier régulièrement votre panier d'écumoire puisqu'avec la tombée des feuilles des arbres, il se peut qu'il se remplisse plus rapidement. Vous pourrez ensuite enlever celles au fond de la piscine avec le ramasse-feuilles. Après avoir fait tous les tests d'eau, passez l'aspirateur ou le robot.
Il faudra éventuellement penser à ranger vos produits chimiques. Gardez en tête que les produits liquides doivent rester à l'intérieur, fermés hermétiquement. Pour le chlore en pastilles ou en granules, vous pouvez le laisser à l'extérieur mais il est bien important que les contenants soient fermés hermétiquement et idéalement dans un sac de plastique bien scellés.
La fin des vacances n'est pas nécessairement synonyme de la fermeture de la piscine. Voici 3 conseils pour prolonger efficacement la saison de la baignade:
1. L'utilisation d'une thermopompe ou d'un chauffe-eau permettra de conserver la température de l'eau de la piscine agréable, peu importe la température.
2. Utilisée seule ou jumelée à une thermopompe ou un chauffe-eau, la toile solaire vous permettra de diminuer l'évaporation d'eau et d'éviter la perte de chaleur causée par les nuits fraîches.
3. Conservez en tout temps une eau propre et bien balancée jusqu'à la fermeture de la piscine que vous effectuerez le plus tardivement possible. De cette manière, vous serez toujours prêt à plonger et l'ouverture de votre piscine au printemps prochain vous en sera facilitée.
When nicer weather comes in the springtime, warmer days are still very few and nights are still cool. It is difficult to heat your pool water and keep it warm during the night.
If you wish to start your swimming season earlier and end it later, a heat pump can be the right option to consider to increase water heat. By coupling a heat pump to a solar blanket, you could keep heat from dissipating.
To find out what type of heat pump would suit your pool, meet one of our specialists in store who can suggest the best equipment according to your needs. The type of swimmer you are, the size of your pool, your geographical location and municipal regulations are other elements to consider before buying any equipment.
Even if it is a considerable investment at first, buying a heat pump will allow you to enjoy your pool more and create moments to remember with your family and friends.
Introduction
Installing a pool is a significant investment, but to enjoy it fully from spring to fall, effective water heating is essential. In this article, learn why a heat pump is one of the best choices for heating your pool and how to select the model best suited to your needs.
Advantages of a Pool Heat Pump
The heat pump is a highly popular heating solution among pool owners. Here’s why it stands out from other systems:
Extended swimming season: With a heat pump, you can start swimming as early as May and enjoy your pool until late September.
Energy efficiency: The heat pump uses ambient air heat to warm the water, making it an economical and environmentally-friendly choice.
Durability and easy maintenance: Modern heat pumps are designed to last for many years while requiring minimal maintenance.
The Importance of AHRI Certification for a Heat Pump
Before purchasing your heat pump, it’s crucial to ensure that it has AHRI certification (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute). This certification guarantees that the device delivers the indicated power in BTUs:
Guaranteed performance: An AHRI-certified 50,000 BTU heat pump will actually provide that power to heat your pool water, maximizing your investment.
Optimized energy use: The certification also ensures that the unit uses energy efficiently for consistent and quick water heating.
Selection Criteria for a Heat Pump
Pool volume: Choose a heat pump suited to the volume of your pool to ensure even and effective heating.
Weather conditions: Some heat pumps are designed to work more efficiently under specific weather conditions, particularly cold-climate models.
Conclusion
A heat pump is a smart investment for any pool owner looking to extend the swimming season and enjoy heated water with minimal energy costs. Before buying, make sure to select an AHRI-certified model suited to your pool’s volume. This way, you’ll fully enjoy your investment and swimming pleasures from spring to fall.
Appearances can be deceiving. When a pipe leaks, you might think that the pool is going to drain drop by drop. Don't worry. It is possible that the heat pump has been running for a few hours and the water level is not moving. So where is this water coming from? Everything has been screwed in properly, everything is working fine and then suddenly water starts flowing. It is probably not water from the pool, but the result of condensation. Several factors can cause condensation on the heat pump. It is used to heat water, and therefore causes differences in temperatures. Cool night and morning temperatures are often the reason for this phenomenon. Outdoor humidity also plays a role.
The only way to be really sure is to do a test with strips. If traces of cleaning agents such as chlorine or salt are found in the dripping water, this means that it is the pool water. A technician should then be called in to fix the leak. Otherwise, it is the result of condensation, and there is no need to worry.
Avec l'arrivée du mois de septembre sonne la fin des vacances et le retour à l'école mais sachez qu'il vous reste plusieurs belles semaines afin de profiter de votre piscine. Puisque les nuits sont de plus en plus fraîches, si vous n'avez pas déjà une thermopompe à la maison, il serait une bonne idée d'en ajouter une à l'équipement de votre piscine. Nous vous recommandons de la laisser fonctionner en tout temps afin de conserver la température souhaitée. Il est aussi conseillé de toujours mettre la toile solaire la nuit et de la retirer le matin afin de s'assurer que l'eau ne s'évapore pas et, encore une fois, afin de conserver une température confortable de l'eau.
Il est aussi important de continuer de vérifier régulièrement le taux d'assainissant et le pH afin de toujours avoir une eau prête à la baignade. Il faut garder l'eau la plus belle possible et le plus longtemps possible. Alors, plus vous fermerez la piscine tard et dans de belles conditions, plus l'ouverture sera facilitée pour l'année suivante.
Avec le retour à l'école, nous vous conseillons de prendre une vingtaine de minutes par semaine afin de vous assurer de garder votre piscine en bon état. Dans un premier temps, il est très important de vérifier régulièrement votre panier d'écumoire puisqu'avec la tombée des feuilles des arbres, il se peut qu'il se remplisse plus rapidement. Vous pourrez ensuite enlever celles au fond de la piscine avec le ramasse-feuilles. Après avoir fait tous les tests d'eau, passez l'aspirateur ou le robot.
Il faudra éventuellement penser à ranger vos produits chimiques. Gardez en tête que les produits liquides doivent rester à l'intérieur, fermés hermétiquement. Pour le chlore en pastilles ou en granules, vous pouvez le laisser à l'extérieur mais il est bien important que les contenants soient fermés hermétiquement et idéalement dans un sac de plastique bien scellés.
La fin des vacances n'est pas nécessairement synonyme de la fermeture de la piscine. Voici 3 conseils pour prolonger efficacement la saison de la baignade:
1. L'utilisation d'une thermopompe ou d'un chauffe-eau permettra de conserver la température de l'eau de la piscine agréable, peu importe la température.
2. Utilisée seule ou jumelée à une thermopompe ou un chauffe-eau, la toile solaire vous permettra de diminuer l'évaporation d'eau et d'éviter la perte de chaleur causée par les nuits fraîches.
3. Conservez en tout temps une eau propre et bien balancée jusqu'à la fermeture de la piscine que vous effectuerez le plus tardivement possible. De cette manière, vous serez toujours prêt à plonger et l'ouverture de votre piscine au printemps prochain vous en sera facilitée.