Pool heat pumps use refrigeration technology to extract heat from the surrounding air and transfers it to the swimming pool.
Depending on the heat pump model minimal kilowatts of electricity is used per hour to run the compressor and fan.
The process below highlights the 4 steps that the pool heat pump goes through in cycles to ensure your pool stays at a comfortable temperature.
The fan circulates air through the evaporator air coil that acts as a heat collector. The liquid refrigerant in the evaporator air coil absorbs the available heat from the ambient air.
The compressor then receives the warmed refrigerant and intensifies the heat. The intensely hot refrigerant is then pumped into the heat exchanger.
The heat from the hot refrigerant flowing inside the heat exchanger is then transferred to the pool water.
The refrigerant restarts the process and flows through the evaporator air coil to collect heat once again.
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