Swim all year round with our energy-efficient pool heat pumps
- For Pool Sizes up to 70 000 litres (Heat Pump Calculator)
- Excellent for a Jacuzzi application!
- An investment that adds value to your home.
16kW ITS Inverter Pool Heat Pump
R25,995.00
43 in stock
43 in stock
Description
ITS UV Stable Plastic Casing R32a Pool Heat Pump Range
ITS pool heating heat pumps are designed to make you get the most enjoyment from your pool. With pool temperatures programmable up to 40°C you can now swim all year round. No longer do you need to spend thousands of Rand on electricity. ITS heat pumps are compact, quiet and very simple to install. It will provide you with many years of trouble-free pool heating. ITS pool heat pumps use the latest in heat pump control technology resulting in extremely low operational costs. For every R1.00 worth of electricity this unit can give you more than R5.00 worth of output heat. For even greater efficiency please have a look at our new inverter type pool heat pumps.
Key Features:
Model ITS-16HP32i
- Heat and get the most enjoyment from your pool all year round at a fraction of the cost of an electric heater.
- Uses most energy-efficient and environmentally friendly R32a gas resulting in up to 75% reduction in GWP compared to R410a that is being phased out.
- The titanium heat exchanger provides superior corrosion resistance with 50mm standard coupling connections for easy installation
- The latest technology with easy to control LCD touch screen
- Adds value to your home
- Silent, compact and great value for money
- DIY installation possible for suitable skilled
- Backed nationwide by ITS branches
- Limited extended 5-year Warranty.
Additional information
| Weight | 68 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 112 × 49 × 81 cm |
| Model Number |
ITS-16HP32i |
| Heating Cap |
3,250-16,00 |
| Heating Capacity B |
2,550-12,60 |
| Power Supply |
220-240V / 1PH / 50Hz |
| Heating Current INPUT (A) |
1,3-12.8A |
| Heating Current INPUT (B) |
1.9-12.3A |
| Heat Power Input A |
0,300-2,910 |
| Heat Power Input B |
0,440-2,800 |
| Rated Power Input |
3.8kW |
| Rated Current Input |
16.56A |
| Water Volume |
5.2m³/h |
| COP |
Up to 12.5 |
| Casing |
UV Stabilised Plastic |
| Refrigerant |
R32 |
| Noise Levels |
43-54 dB |
| Water Connection |
50mm PVC Pipe |
| Net Dimensions |
1021 x 453 x 767 |
| Net Weight |
68kg |
FAQs
Swimming Pool Heat Pumps – How Does A Heat Pump Work?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T10:58:23+02:00
A heat pump works like an air conditioner in reverse. It uses a relatively small amount of electricity to extract heat from the surrounding air and then heats water with this energy.
How Much Money Will A Heat Pump Save Me?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T10:58:23+02:00
A swimming pool heat pump with a COP of 5 (efficiency of 500%) will save you 80% of the electricity currently used with a normal electrical element. So, for example, if a 50 000L pool is currently heated with an electrical element, and it cost about R1500/month, a heat pump with a COP of 5 will only use R300 of electricity per month to do the same heating. ITS inverter technology heat pumps can provide COPs of greater than 10.
Do I Need A Pool Blanket?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T10:58:23+02:00
The thermal losses on the surface of a pool is significant and even a slight breeze blowing over the surface of the pool can drastically cool down the pool. It is therefore very important to always use a thermal pool blanket to cover the pool when not in use even if it is an indoor swimming pool. If for some reason a thermal pool blanket cannot be used we would normally recommend the heat pump to be 3 times bigger. In other words, due to the losses you will now need to spend 3 times more money on electricity per month and the system might struggle to reach the desired temperature. Please note that the use of the correct type of pool thermal blanket will seriously reduce evaporative water loss, filtration pump time and chemical use and therefore we would highly recommend it even if you are not interested in a heated pool.
How Long Will it Take to Install A Heat Pump System?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T11:09:37+02:00
On average it takes half a day to install a heat pump system.
Can I Install A Pool Heat Pump System Myself?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T11:09:02+02:00
Yes, if you have some basic technical skills. Installing a swimming pool heat pump requires plumbing the unit to your current pool pump and supplying the correct size power cable to the unit. A installation manual is available with detailed instructions on how to install a swimming pool heat pump.
How Hot Can A Pool Heat Pump System Make the Water?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T11:08:48+02:00
ITS heat pumps are designed for a maximum temperature of 40°C. The heat pump can produce these temperatures even with ambient temperatures below 0°C.
How Much Maintenance and Service is Required?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T11:08:32+02:00
A heat pump must be serviced annually to ensure that you are getting the best possible efficiency out of the system. A service basically entails cleaning the outside of the unit to ensure optimal air and water heat exchange. The compressor circuit of the unit is hermetically sealed and requires no servicing. If the unit is installed in for example a very dusty area it will need to be cleaned more often.
What are the Advantages of Inverter Heat Pumps Over Standard (On/Off) Heat Pumps?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T11:08:19+02:00
Inverter heat pumps can provide much higher efficiency when sized correctly. Inverter heat pumps also eliminate high start-up current problems and can run much quieter. For more info click here.
What are the Advantages of Heat Pumps Over Solar Collectors?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T11:07:54+02:00
The main advantages of a pool heat pump is that it can heat the water all year round and independent from the weather conditions. It also can be installed out of sight. The solar pool panels that one often see covering the roof of a house is very cost effective and works well if you are not interested in swimming in the middel of winter.
What is the Life Expectancy of A Heat Pump System?Riaan Honeyborne2021-03-26T11:07:37+02:00
The life expectancy of a heat pump is around 10 years.