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AEROPOOL: Full-Inverter Swimming Pool Heat Pump for Pools from 15 to 100 m³
The AEROPOOL swimming pool heat pump is designed to efficiently heat pools ranging from 15 to 100 m³ thanks to its Full-Inverter technology, which automatically adjusts the compressor and fan power according to outdoor temperature conditions and the pool’s heating requirements. This operating system can reduce electricity consumption by up to 40% compared to a traditional On/Off heat pump, while maintaining a stable water temperature and a very low noise level starting at 24 dB at 10 meters. Designed to extend the swimming season, it can operate in outdoor temperatures as low as -3°C.
High-performance
Quiet
Intelligent control system
How to choose the right swimming pool heat pump?
To select the most suitable model, several criteria must be taken into account:
- The pool volume (main factor)
- Exposure to wind and sunlight
- The region and outdoor temperatures
- The use of a thermal cover to reduce heat loss
Proper sizing helps optimize energy consumption and user comfort.
Why choose an AEROPOOL heat pump?
AEROPOOL combines performance, quiet operation, and ease of use to meet the needs of private pool owners.
- Up to 40% energy savings thanks to Full-Inverter technology
- Very low noise level, from 24 dB at 10 meters
- Operates down to -3°C outdoor temperature to extend the swimming season
- 3 operating modes: Boost, Smart, and Silent
Which AEROPOOL model should you choose for your pool?
| Pool volume | AEROPOOL MODEL | Sound level at 10 m |
|---|---|---|
|
15-30 m³ |
AEROPOOL 05 |
24 ~ 26 dB(a) |
|
30-45 m³ |
AEROPOOL
07 |
24 ~ 28 dB(a) |
|
45-55 m³ |
AEROPOOL 08 |
28 ~ 31 dB(a) |
|
55-70 m³ |
AEROPOOL 10 |
28 ~ 32 dB(a) |
|
70-80 m³ |
AEROPOOL 12 |
28 ~ 34 dB(a) |
|
80-100 m³ |
AEROPOOL 15 |
28 ~ 34 dB(a) |
These recommendations may vary depending on exposure, weather conditions, or the use of a thermal cover.
The performance of a swimming pool heat pump is often evaluated using its COP (Coefficient of Performance), an indicator that measures energy efficiency by comparing the amount of heat produced to the electricity consumed.
How does AEROPOOL Full-Inverter technology work?
Adaptation
continuous power adjustment
Reduced
electricity consumption
Lower
noise level
Better temperature
stability
What are the operating modes of AEROPOOL?
BOOST MODE
SMART MODE
SILENCE MODE
A quiet and high-performance pool heat pump
Thanks to its Full Inverter design, AEROPOOL maintains a very low noise level, reaching as low as approximately 24 dB(A) at 10 meters depending on the model. It also operates at outdoor temperatures down to -3°C, allowing the swimming pool usage season to be extended.
A reliable solution suitable for daily use
AEROPOOL is designed to provide simple and durable operation:
- Precise temperature control
- Soft start with no power spikes
- User-friendly operation
- R32 refrigerant, more environmentally friendly
Learn more about the AEROPOOL range
Discover the full range of models and their detailed specifications by consulting the complete technical datasheet or by exploring our swimming pool heat pump range.
FAQ: AEROPOOL swimming pool heat pump
Our AEROPOOL swimming pool heat pumps can operate in mid-season and at outdoor temperatures down to around -3°C. A heat pump is mainly used from May to September, but it is possible to extend the swimming season depending on climatic conditions.
On average, a heat pump takes between 24 and 72 hours to heat a swimming pool, depending on the water volume, outdoor temperature, and the power of the unit. Once the desired temperature is reached, it efficiently maintains the heat. AEROPOOL, thanks to its full inverter technology, continuously adjusts its output, improving water temperature stability.
Our AEROPOOL swimming pool heat pumps can operate in mid-season and at outdoor temperatures down to around -3°C. A heat pump is mainly used from May to September, but it can extend the swimming season depending on climatic conditions.
The choice of power mainly depends on your pool’s water volume, as well as climatic conditions and the swimming season. As a general rule, you should allow between 0.2 and 0.3 kW per m³ of water to ensure efficient heating and good swimming comfort.
For example, for a 40 m³ pool, it is recommended to choose a heat pump of around 8 to 10 kW. Properly matched power allows the water to heat up more quickly while optimizing energy consumption.
