Be aware if you are going to use a national well known name brand heat pump that it might have been built in another country: as far away as China. In the last couple years we’ve been noticing that some of the major names in swimming pool heat pump manufacturing industry have been outsourcing their […]
I grew up in MA so I know your area well. In your state I like to heat from May first through as much of October as possible unless you have too much of a falling leaf situation. Some of my heartier customers start in April if they are having good weather. You need to […]
Thank you for writing. The best thing to do if follow your manufacturers procedure that is in most owners manuals. If that isn’t an option then I would disconnect the water pipes and put a wet vac on each pipe on the heat pump and suck out any remaining water. Then squirt some recreational vehicle […]
“Marc- Thanks for all the info. I’ve been looking at the Ultraquiet 130. I really can’t understand why I would choose the “regular” vs the hot and cold version for a few hundred dollars more? I certainly don’t ever need to “chill” my pool but it seems that this also has an added defrost cabaility […]
Some installations require more than one pool heat pump. That is true with large pools and large aquaculture farms. Here is a diagram with a suggested piping for a multiple unit set up. If you have any questions about your project that we can help you with, please send us an email at info@heatpumpsuppliers.com or […]
Spring has sprung! It is time for the pool opening season to begin for northern climates. With that in mind you will need to take a good look at your pool. Take your time and be sure to go over these steps while opening your pool for the season. Step One: Surface Check Take a […]
