Low Running Costs

ElectroHeat will keep your pool water warm 24hrs a day without the need to worry about your energy bills.

Due to their high efficiency, heat pumps have low running costs. Heat pumps only require energy to operate a compressor and a fan, using low amperage in the process.

The electroHeat produces up to five times more heat energy than the electrical power it consumes. This means that for every 1Kw of energy consumed, ElectroHeat can produce up to 5Kw of heat.

A ElectroHeat will offer you significant cost savings versus fossil fuel heaters. Save up to 80% over propane gas, 50% over natural gas and over 500% against electric heaters.

Efficiency Comparison Chart

This chart show what percentage of your £1 will be used to produce heat in your pool.

Heat pumps don't have a simple efficiency number to work with.

Their efficiency is measured by coefficient of performance (COP). Water heat pump's COP ranges from 4.5-5, which means that for every unit of electricity that you put in to run the compressor, you get 4.5-5 units of heat out of the heat pump. Water heat pumps can radically improve the energy efficiency and environmental value of any heating system that is driven by primary energy resources such as fuel or power.

It is important to know that these heat pumps are for use during the summer period typically May - September.

Overview of benefits between Solar Heating, Gas Heaters and Heat Pumps.

	Solar Heating Fuelled by the power of the sun, solar heating systems are a low - cost, method of heating up your pool water. As solar heating is reliant on the sun, they are best used to extend the swimming season. Virtually no operating costs, just the cost of electricity to pump the pool water through the solar absorber on the roof.
	Gas Heaters Gas heaters are the fastest methodfor heating your pool, providing a comfortable temperature for swimming on demand. Gas is best for heating pools for a short period of time. Gas heaters can easily maintain any desired temperature regardless of the weather. Gas heaters are effective, but expensive to operate.
	Heat Pumps Heat pumps may not heat up the pool water as fast as gas heaters, but they are more energy efficient. Heat pumps require a small amount of electricity. The heat comes from the ambient air. Heat pumps can only operate efficiently in climates with ambient air temperatures above 10centigrade.