** Offer Only Available Whilst Stocks Last** The Waterco Ultra Inverter Top Mount Heat Pump has the flexibility to vary the speed of the fan motor and compressor to maintain a constant temperature allowing it to use less energy than conventional heat pumps.
The heat pump adjusts the output from 50% - 100% depending on heat demand, environmental factors thereby reducing energy consumption.
Easy to install and highly efficient, the Ultra Inverter Heat Pump is available in 17kW, 24kW and 31kW models.
Complete with a 10 year warranty on the titanium heat exchanger 3 years on compressor, 2 years on all other components and a 2 year labour warranty.
The Waterco Ultra Inverter Top Mount Heat Pumps have a robust steel framed top mount fan discharge ElectroHeat Ultra heat pump, with the flexibility to vary the speed of the fan motor and compressor, to maintain a constant temperature using less energy consumption than traditional heat pumps.
All units in the Ultra Inverter range are heat and cool models.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Model |
17kW |
31kW |
Phase |
1 |
1 |
Weight (kg) |
118 |
180 |
Type Breaker |
C20 |
C40 |
Air 15º/Water 26º: |
Heating Capacity (kw) |
|
4.6 - 17.2 |
12 - 31 |
|
0.62 - 4.05 |
1.79 - 7.33 |
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2.70 - 17.6 |
2.96 - 31.8 |
|
4.25 - 7.45 |
4.30 - 6.7 |
Power Supply (V/Ph) |
230V/1Ph |
230V/1Ph |
Setting Temp Range (ºC) |
15 - 40ºC |
15 - 40ºC |
Running Temp Range (ºC) |
-10 - 43ºC |
-10 - 43ºC |
Water Heat Exchanger |
Titanium PVC Tank |
Titanium PVC Tank |
Compressor |
Inverter |
Inverter |
Compressor Quantity |
1 |
1 |
Fan Quantity |
1 |
1 |
Water Inlet/Outlet Dimensions |
1.5" |
1.5" |
Hydraulic Connection (mm) |
PVC 50 |
PVC 50 |
Nominal Water Flow (m³/H) |
6.5 |
12 |
Sound Pressure Level at 1m (dB(A)) |
50 - 59 |
50 - 59 |
Sound Pressure Level at 10m (dB(A)) |
32 - 42 |
32 - 42 |
Refrigerant |
R32 |
R32 |
Display |
LCD |
LCD |
Dimensions mm |
D 800 x H 1050 x W 900 |
D 800 x H 1050 x W 900 |
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HEAT PUMP SIZING GUIDE:
- Sizing charts based on 26ºC ambient air temperature 62% relative humidity, no water table, average pool depth 1.35 - 1.5m, minimum running time 10 hours per day. Insulated pool cover applied 20 hours per day, sheltered location.
- Sizing charts are an approximate guide only, results may vary depending on the region, temperature and climate change.
SIZING CHART - MAY TO SEPTEMBER
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Pool Size Imperial |
18' x 9' |
20' x 10' |
24' x 12' |
28' x 14' |
30' x 14' |
32' x 16' |
38' x 16' |
40' x 20' |
Pool Size Metric |
5.5 x 2.7m |
6.1 x 3.0m |
7.3 x 3.7m |
8.5 x 4.3m |
9 x 4.3m |
9.8 x 5m |
11.5 x 5m |
12.2 x 6m |
Aquaflow XL Inverter Side Mount |
12kW |
12kW |
17W |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW |
- |
Ultra Inverter Top Mount |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW / 24kW |
17kW / 24kW |
17kW /24kW |
24kW |
SIZING CHART - APRIL TO OCTOBER
|
Pool Size Imperial |
18' x 9' |
20' x 10' |
24' x 12' |
28' x 14' |
30' x 14' |
32' x 16' |
38' x 16' |
40' x 20' |
Pool Size Metric |
5.5 x 2.7m |
6.1 x 3.0m |
7.3 x 3.7m |
8.5 x 4.3m |
9 x 4.3m |
9.8 x 5m |
11.5 x 5m |
12.2 x 6m |
Aquaflow XL Inverter Side Mount |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW |
- |
- |
- |
Ultra Inverter Top Mount |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW |
17kW |
24kW |
24kW |
24kW |
24kW |
Pool Water Temperature - The normal range would be between 25 - 27ºC for fairweather swimming, for temperatures in excess of this (28 - 30ºC) we recommend increasing to the next unit size.
Swimming Season - The season or time of the year in which the pool will be used. Most domestic pools operate between May to September. Extended season is April to October.
Daily Use - It is paramount all pools are covered with a heat retention cover when not in use. If left uncovered, far more energy would be used than the energy using a heat pump would save you.
Over Spec - Where possible, installing the largest affordable heat pump is recommended, e.g: if the pool requires 100kW of energy to maintain temperature at X (under ideal air temperatures). A 24kW heat pump when delivering max power input (5.88kW) will run for 4-16 hours to heat your pool (100/24kW). This means you would consume approximately 25kW of energy.
A 17kW heat pump with a power input of 3.62kW will run for 5.88 hours to heat the pool (100/17kW). This means you would consume around 21.28kW of energy. While the energy consumption is almost the same, the larger heat pump can heat up the pool nearly 30% faster ((24kW) 5.88 hours - (17kW) 4.16 hours - 29.25%). This means you can maximise your COP by heating during the warmest part of the day, rather than running the heat pump over a longer period when the air temperature is not at optimum levels.
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Smart
Controls
for temperature management and self-diagnosis
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Inbuilt Safety Devices
for water flow, refrigerant level and compressor start up delay
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Powerful Heat Transfer
through the coiled heat exchanger maximising water contact
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Dual Coil Titanium
Heat Exchanger is highly resistant to ozone, iodine, salt and chlorinated water
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Scroll Compressor
for improved efficiency and high performance
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Weatherproof Cabinet
for outdoor
installation
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R410A & R32 Refrigerant
ozone friendly and maximises performance
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Large Evaporator Area
to extract more ambient heat
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Warranty Residential Inverter Only
10 years - titanium heat exchanger
3 years - compressor
2 years - all other components
2 years - labour