Most people enjoy a good swim; for some there is no better feeling in the world.
Many of these people often invest in a swimming pool in their garden, so they can go for a quick dip or a long swim any time they want, without the hassle of going all the way to the local pool.
If you are one of these people then you probably already know the problems you can face when you want to go swimming during colder months.
While the depths of winter may be completely out of the question, you should still be able to enjoy your pool in spring and fall; after all, you did invest a lot of money in it, so it makes no sense to only get use out of it for one quarter of the year.
A swimming pool heat pump can solve your problems, so read on to make sure you choose the right one.
Why a heat pump? There are many different ways to heat your pool, from gas heaters to electric heaters, so why would a heat pump be best for you? Well, it will obviously not be the right choice for everyone, but for some it could be the most efficient way of heating your pool.
How it works A pool heat pump works by circulating the water in the pool through the pump and compressing it once it is inside.
This compression heats the water, which is then returned to the pool as more cold water is taken in.
Because it is circulating, it also heats the air around the pool, so less energy will be needed to continue heating the water.
Energy saving In comparison to electric or gas heaters, swimming pool heat pumps only need a small amount of energy to keep you pool warm; this makes it the best pool heater.
If this is an issue for you, then this could be your best choice.