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Top rated swimming pool heat pumps

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  1. Best overall

    Hayward HeatPro HP50TA

    4.4/5 $2,500-$3,000

    High-efficiency titanium heat exchanger and quiet operation make it a top choice for medium to large pools.

    • Energy efficient
    • Quiet operation
    • Durable titanium heat exchanger
    • High upfront cost
    • Requires professional installation
  2. Best value

    FibroPool FPH-55K

    4.5/5 $1,200-$1,500

    Great price-to-performance ratio with easy installation and digital controls.

    • Affordable
    • Good heating speed
    • Easy setup
    • No remote control
    • Plastic housing less durable
  3. High efficiency

    Pentair UltraTemp ETi 140

    4.3/5 $3,000-$3,500

    Boasts up to 6.5 COP for low operating costs and smart control compatibility.

    • Very high efficiency
    • Smart home compatible
    • Long warranty
    • Expensive
    • Large footprint
  4. Best for above-ground pools

    Black+Decker BDH1575

    4.6/5 $1,000-$1,300

    Compact and lightweight heat pump designed specifically for above-ground pools with simple plug-and-play installation.

    • Specific for above-ground
    • Portable
    • Easy to install
    • Not for in-ground pools
    • Lower heating capacity
  5. Best for large pools

    AquaPro 88,000 BTU

    4.4/5 $1,500-$2,000

    Powerful 88,000 BTU output heats large pools quickly and efficiently.

    • High heating power
    • Durable build
    • Reasonable price
    • Noisy at high speed
    • Heavy unit
  6. Best budget pick

    Goplus 7KW Pool Heat Pump

    4.3/5 $800-$1,000

    Affordable option with digital display and auto defrost for year-round use.

    • Low price
    • Digital controls
    • Auto defrost
    • Lower heat output
    • Mixed build quality
  7. Best for small pools

    Della 5.5KW Heat Pump

    4.2/5 $700-$900

    Compact unit ideal for small above-ground pools up to 2,000 gallons.

    • Very compact
    • Energy efficient for small pools
    • Low noise
    • Limited to small pools
    • Slower heat-up

Buying advice

When choosing a swimming pool heat pump, consider your pool size, climate, and budget. Look for units with a high COP (coefficient of performance) for efficiency. Ensure the BTU output matches your pool volume (e.g., 50,000+ BTU for 15,000 gallons). Titanium heat exchangers are more durable in saltwater pools. Check noise levels and warranty length. Professional installation is recommended for large units.

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