A pool heat pump warms your pool by drawing heat from the surrounding air and transferring it into the water, like a reverse air conditioner. It’s ideally suited to Adelaide’s mild climate, runs far cheaper than gas or electric heating thanks to a COP of 4–5 (it produces 4–5 units of heat per unit of electricity), and can be used year-round. Installation must be done by a licensed technician, and most existing pools can be retrofitted. Browse our Frequently Asked Questions ab

The six most common pool heating mistakes Adelaide homeowners make are: Undersizing the heat pump. Poor placement that blocks airflow. Choosing the wrong system for how they swim. Expecting instant heat. Skipping regular maintenance, and Ignoring running costs. Most come down to buying on price alone or guessing the size. The fix is a properly sized, well-placed, well-maintained system; paired with a pool blanket to keep costs down. When considering heat pumps for Adelaide, S

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