The size of the swimming pool heat pump depends on various factors such as:

1. Pool dimensions
2. Swimming season (All year round or specific months of the year)
3. Desired water temperature
4. If the pool is covered when not in use
5. Pool geographic location

Madimack has made it easy for anyone to get their hands on the optimum selection for their swimming pool heat pump. Introducing the online swimming pool heat pump calculator, a fully integrated online tool that can send you a full heating evaluation for your swimming pool in less than a minute!

Please follow the link below for your customised pool heating evaluation:

Madimack offers three different types of swimming poll heat pump for residential facilities - Elite Silent as the premium model, Summer Eco as the cost-effective model, and Eclipse as the space-saving heating and cooling system.

Whatever heat pump model you get your hands on, rest assured that you own the latest inverter technology and a standard remote control through a Wi-Fi app on your phones or tablets.! Also, Our titanium heat exchanger comes with 25 years of warranty and our entire range of swimming pool heat pumps are capable of operating in temperatures as low as -10°C and as high as 43°C, with heating capacities ranging from 9kW up to 35 kW meeting requirements of all residential pools.

All Madimack pool heat pumps are equipped with a titanium heat exchanger, this allows the heat pump to heat any type of water such as chlorine, salt, and bromine which are the most common in the swimming pool industry. To give you an extra piece of mind, we offer 25 years of warranty on the titanium heat exchanger!

Electric pool heat pump units are weatherproof and are designed to go outdoors. They are built built with a marine grade aluminium alloy to withstand the harsh Australian weather conditions including heavy rain and wind. 

The swimming pool heating system will run for different amounts of time depending upon the size of the pool and unit installed, the time of the year and the location.

On warm sunny days in summer, when the pool is up to room temperature, the heat pump may not need to run for more than 1-2 hours. But as the colder period starts to arrive it may need to run up to 8-10 hours.

A heat pump can run for up to 24 hours a day but we recommend not going above 16 hours as you should be able to get the required temperature within the 16 hours if the unit you installed is the right one for your specific pool conditions - Some days/ weeks may be excessively cold and may require more hours to run.

A Tip: Always oversize when purchasing a pool heater. An undersized pool heater takes longer to heat and cost more money to operate. 

Undersized heaters may have to run for 24 hours a day and may still not give you the desired temperature. So, please ensure you do a pool heating evaluation, which is free of charge and is automatically sent based on your pool conditions.

This is the type of electrical supply that the heat pump needs. Smaller swimming pool heat pumps that are used for the residential homes are normally single phase.

The Madimack Elite Heat Pump range is the highest single phase heat pump available in the market.

Larger pools, commercial pools or all-year-round swimming pool heating system units may be a 3-phase model.

The COP is the Coefficient of Performance. COP is a ratio of energy input to output. For instance, a unit with a COP of 10 would use around 8kW of electricity and will provide 80kW of heat (i.e. 10*8=80kW)

Madimack heat pumps bring you the most efficient electric pool heater systems that come with an average C.O.P of 10 and in some circumstances up to 20. This means that for every unit of energy heater consumes, it produces 10 units worth of heat.

A heat pump can heat a pool even in temperatures as low as -15 degrees. Even though this is the case, a heat pump extracts the heat from the air so the warmer the air the more efficient the heater.

It may be more efficient to run the heat pump through the day time where the ambient air is warmer and more humid.

It does. Pool heating systems draw their heat from the air around them. The efficiency of the unit is reduced when the temperature is lower and there is less ambient heat available to draw from.

We consider this while designing our pool heating systems to bring you only the best pool heaters that maximize efficiency and deliver optimal results even in winters.