Heat for more swimming days
Make it easier to say yes to a swim
An impromptu morning dip or a long evening in the water starts with a temperature you enjoy. A pool heat pump with inverter can adjust its output to match the heating demand, giving you more flexible operation. At Pooltime, you will find Brilix inverter heat pumps in several output classes, so you can choose based on your pool's conditions and how you want to use it.
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Tailored heating
Inverter technology makes it possible to regulate the output as the heating demand changes.
Capacity for your pool
Compare models based on volume, desired temperature and the period you want to be able to swim.
A complete heating solution
Plan the heat pump, water flow and pool cover together to make the most of the heat added.
The right size makes for a better purchase
Start with the pool's water volume, but do not stop there. An exposed location, a high desired temperature and a longer swimming season place different demands than summer swimming in a well-covered pool. The heat pump's capacity is also affected by air and water temperature. Therefore, compare models under equivalent test conditions.
The stated output and maximum pool volume are good starting points, but need to be assessed together with how the system will be used. It is better to say that you want to swim from spring to autumn than to only provide the pool's dimensions. That makes the choice more accurate.
What should you compare between inverter models?
- Heating output under relevant conditions. Look at performance even when the air is cooler.
- Noise level and placement. Compare values at the same distance and operating mode. Plan the placement with the patio in mind.
- Water flow. Check that the pool circulation can provide the flow the model requires.
- Installation. Space for air circulation, electrical connection, drainage of condensate water and any bypass needs to be planned.
Brilix InverBoost in Pooltime's range
In our Brilix collection, you will find, among others, the XHPFD PX 100 InverBoost with a stated output of 9,5 kW and the XHPFD PX 140 InverBoost with a stated output of 13,5 kW. There are also XHPFDPLUS models. Compare the technical documentation for the current product to see which capacity and features suit your pool.
At the same time, give the heat better conditions to stay in the water. A suitable pool enclosure or other pool cover can reduce heat loss when the pool is not in use. Heating and covering are two parts of the same purchasing decision.
Frequently asked questions before your purchase
What does inverter mean on a pool heat pump?
It means that the compressor's operation can be adjusted to match the heating demand. Exact control and available operating modes vary between models.
What output does my pool need?
That depends on water volume, covering, climate, swimming season and desired temperature. Start with the product's sizing information and get help if the conditions are unclear.
Will operating costs always be lower?
It is not possible to guarantee that for every installation. The result depends, among other things, on weather, settings, sizing and how well the pool is covered.
Choose heating according to how you swim
Discover our Brilix inverter heat pumps and compare the models for your next swimming season.
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