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Perfect for above-ground pools
Compact and lightweight design
Plug and play
Enviroment friendly R32 refrigerant gas.
Economical running cost
Durable mini heat pump
Easy-to-use controller with electronic display
The mini heat pump is equiped with a plug & play power connection.
It's compact design,which is convenient during installation process.
Wotech swimming pool heat pumps using R32 refrigerants can not only improve the efficiency and energy utilization of equipment, but also help reduce damage to the atmosphere, making them more environmentally friendly.
Choose a location for your heat pump where it can get a good flow of air. Optimum efficiency of the heat pump relies on good air flow. Where possible the heat pump should always be installed outdoors so it can receive a good supply of fresh air to operate and extract the heat from.
Most of our pool heat pumps state the required water flow rate on their specifications table. If the water flow rate is too low, then the water in the heat pump will overheat and the heat pump will switch off.
Check the water flow rate from your pool pump and through your filter to ensure that it is high enough for your pool heat pump.
The base for the heat pump should be level and sound. You can use either a concrete base, paving slabs laid on sand or timber decking.
The vibration from the heat pump will be fairly minimal and will not disturb the paving slabs.
The heat pump can be installed above or below water level. The only proviso is that the pool circulation pump is powerful enough to deliver the water flow rate that the heat pump needs to operate.
Before purchasing a pool heat pump, you should check the running current and peak current stated on the listing for your desired model. Ensure that your electrical supply is adequate to support the running and startup currents for the unit.
It is normally recommended to run a dedicated cable back to your electrical consumer unit for the heat pump and install a dedicated breaker for the heat pump. Most heat pumps will have a higher electrical current demand when they start. This only lasts for a millisecond or so while the compressor starts and the current then reverts to the normal running current for the unit.
It is easy to add a heat pump to an existing pool pipework system. First check to see what size of pipes you have.
Perfect for above-ground pools
Compact and lightweight design
Plug and play
Enviroment friendly R32 refrigerant gas.
Economical running cost
Durable mini heat pump
Easy-to-use controller with electronic display
The mini heat pump is equiped with a plug & play power connection.
It's compact design,which is convenient during installation process.
Wotech swimming pool heat pumps using R32 refrigerants can not only improve the efficiency and energy utilization of equipment, but also help reduce damage to the atmosphere, making them more environmentally friendly.
Choose a location for your heat pump where it can get a good flow of air. Optimum efficiency of the heat pump relies on good air flow. Where possible the heat pump should always be installed outdoors so it can receive a good supply of fresh air to operate and extract the heat from.
Most of our pool heat pumps state the required water flow rate on their specifications table. If the water flow rate is too low, then the water in the heat pump will overheat and the heat pump will switch off.
Check the water flow rate from your pool pump and through your filter to ensure that it is high enough for your pool heat pump.
The base for the heat pump should be level and sound. You can use either a concrete base, paving slabs laid on sand or timber decking.
The vibration from the heat pump will be fairly minimal and will not disturb the paving slabs.
The heat pump can be installed above or below water level. The only proviso is that the pool circulation pump is powerful enough to deliver the water flow rate that the heat pump needs to operate.
Before purchasing a pool heat pump, you should check the running current and peak current stated on the listing for your desired model. Ensure that your electrical supply is adequate to support the running and startup currents for the unit.
It is normally recommended to run a dedicated cable back to your electrical consumer unit for the heat pump and install a dedicated breaker for the heat pump. Most heat pumps will have a higher electrical current demand when they start. This only lasts for a millisecond or so while the compressor starts and the current then reverts to the normal running current for the unit.
It is easy to add a heat pump to an existing pool pipework system. First check to see what size of pipes you have.
CODE | WP03 |
Advised pool size (m3) | 5~10 |
Heating Performance Condition: Air 24ºC, Water 26ºC | |
Heating Capacity (KW) | 2.9 |
COP | 4.9 |
Heating Performance Condition: Air 15ºC, Water 26ºC | |
Heating Capacity (KW) | 2.2 |
COP | 3.9 |
Operating Air Temperature ºC | 10~43 |
Power Supply (V/Hz) | 220-240V/1PH/50HZ |
Rated Input Power(KW) | 0.59 |
Rated Input Current(A) | 2.82 |
Max Heating Current (A) | 3.6 |
Water Flow Rate (m3/h) | 1.3 |
Water Connection ( inch) | 1 |
Sound level at 1m (dB(A)) | 56 |
Net Dimension L*W*H(mm) | 420*370*440 |
Qty per 20ft/40HQ(PCS) | 354/750 |
CODE | WP03 |
Advised pool size (m3) | 5~10 |
Heating Performance Condition: Air 24ºC, Water 26ºC | |
Heating Capacity (KW) | 2.9 |
COP | 4.9 |
Heating Performance Condition: Air 15ºC, Water 26ºC | |
Heating Capacity (KW) | 2.2 |
COP | 3.9 |
Operating Air Temperature ºC | 10~43 |
Power Supply (V/Hz) | 220-240V/1PH/50HZ |
Rated Input Power(KW) | 0.59 |
Rated Input Current(A) | 2.82 |
Max Heating Current (A) | 3.6 |
Water Flow Rate (m3/h) | 1.3 |
Water Connection ( inch) | 1 |
Sound level at 1m (dB(A)) | 56 |
Net Dimension L*W*H(mm) | 420*370*440 |
Qty per 20ft/40HQ(PCS) | 354/750 |