VEVOR Pool Heat Pump Max 88850 BTU, Electric Pool Heater for In-Ground Up to 22454 Gallons, All-DC Inverter Technology, WiFi & App Remote Control, Multiple Protection for Swimming Parties

VEVOR Inground Pool Heat Pump Delivers 88,850 BTU with COP Range of 5.74–12.08

The VEVOR inground pool heat pump can deliver up to 88,850 BTUs using clean electricity rather than gas or propane. The coefficient of performance for this unit is between 5.74 and 12.08, meaning that for every unit of electricity used, it can produce several units of heat. This efficiency ratio significantly reduces monthly energy costs compared to traditional electric resistance heaters used to heat pools.

The heating output changes from 18.12 kBTU at lower ambient temperatures to the full 88.85 kBTU peak. This variable output prevents wasted energy when the weather is mild and delivers full power when the temperature needs to rise quickly. It works for pools that hold up to 22,454 gallons. The pool can reach the right temperature efficiently and maintain it while using less electricity per hour of use.

All-DC Inverter Operates Reliably from 5°F to 109°F

The All-DC inverter system does away with fixed-speed compressor technology and instead uses a continuously variable drive that adjusts the motor speed in real time. It stops the energy spikes that occur when the compressor starts and stops, reducing both electricity use and wear and tear on the machine during each session. The inverter compressor features a spiral-titanium heat exchanger that handles salt and chlorine, and a pure-copper evaporator that won’t corrode in pool-chemical environments.

It can work in the winter without an extra heater, as it operates in temperatures from 5°F (-15°C) to 109°F (43°C). Most standard pool heat pumps stop working well when the temperature drops below 45°F. For people living in northern climates who want to have pool parties in early spring or late autumn, this temperature range extends the swimming season without requiring any extra infrastructure.

WiFi and App Remote Control with OTA Updates Manages All Heating Parameters

The in-ground pool heat pump has built-in WiFi that connects it to a special mobile app. It lets you control the heating, cooling, and silent modes, water temperature, and timer scheduling from various locations. Users can change all the settings from the control panel or the app, so they don’t have to go back and forth to the unit during active heating cycles. OTA firmware updates automatically improve performance, reducing the need for manual updates or service calls.

The app lets users check the unit’s status at any time to see whether it is heating, in standby, or running quietly. With timer scheduling, the pump can warm up the pool before you plan to swim, so the water is always at the right temperature when you need it. This level of programmable control is a direct operational advantage for hotels and resorts that need to keep guests comfortable.

52 dB Brushless Fan and Multi-Layer Noise Reduction for Quiet Pool Environments

The brushless DC fan runs at 52 dB during normal heating cycles, which is comparable to a quiet conversation. The housing features several layers of noise reduction that work together to reduce vibration at the compressor mount, the fan shroud, and the outer casing. This means that the heat pump can be installed near outdoor seating areas, bedroom windows, or resort pool decks where lower noise levels are preferred.

There is another benefit to brushless motors: they don’t need their brushes replaced during their service life, unlike brushed-motor alternatives, which require frequent maintenance. This fan system is a good long-term investment for both private pool owners and commercial operators seeking low-cost, high-performing equipment. It has a sound output of 52 dB and needs less maintenance.

R32 Refrigerant with High/Low Pressure, Water Flow, and Auto-Defrost Protection

This in-ground pool heat pump uses R32 refrigerant to move heat. R32 refrigerant has a higher heat capacity and a lower global warming potential than older R410A refrigerants. The unit’s layered protection system includes high- and low-pressure cutoffs, water-flow detection, and automatic defrost.

When the coil temperature drops to within 5°F of the lower operating limit, automatic defrost kicks in. It starts a controlled cycle before efficiency loss becomes too big. This closed-loop protection lets the system run in cold weather without a manual reset. Pool owners who run the system year-round don’t have to worry about monitoring the unit as temperatures change.

13,208–22,454 Gallon Pool Compatibility with 1-1/2″ Ports and 25 GPM Minimum Flow

This inground pool heat pump works with pools that hold between 13,208 and 22,454 gallons (50–85 m³), which is a range from mid-size to large residential pools. The inlet and outlet ports are 1-1/2 inches wide, which matches common residential pool plumbing sizes. The included adapters allow pipes up to 1.9 inches (48.3 mm) in diameter to be used. A minimum inlet flow of 25 GPM ensures that water flows through the system sufficiently for efficient heat exchange without placing excessive pressure on internal components.

The 22,454-gallon ceiling is high enough for most standard facility pool sizes, so you don’t need to install two units side by side. It includes hotels, resorts, and spas. The 1-1/2-inch port standard makes it easier to connect to existing plumbing, reducing installation time and costs and, in most cases, avoiding the need for custom fittings.

Dual Heating and Cooling Modes Expand Inground Pool Heat Pump Use All Year

An active cooling mode lowers the pool water temperature during the hottest months of summer, when it is usually too warm to swim. The app lets you switch between heating and cooling, so one installed unit can handle all your thermal management needs, eliminating the need for separate cooling equipment. This dual-mode feature makes the heat pump more useful year-round than a unit that only heats.

For spa and resort managers, cooling mode lets them control the temperature exactly, no matter what time of year it is. It’s just as easy to meet a guest’s request for 80°F water in July as it is in October. This symmetrical thermal control makes the VEVOR inground pool heat pump a full four-season pool management system instead of just a single-season appliance.