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| SKU |
m3 @15°C air m3 @15°C air
30 m³
35 m³
45 m³
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m3 @27°C air m3 @27°C air
50 m³
65 m³
80 m³
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KW @15°C air KW @15°C air
9,0
11,3
14,2
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KW @27°C air KW @27°C air
12,8
17,0
20,5
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| SKU34-180740 Spare Parts | m3 @15°C air30 m³ | m3 @27°C air50 m³ | KW @15°C air9,0 | KW @27°C air12,8 | |
| SKU34-180742 Spare Parts | m3 @15°C air35 m³ | m3 @27°C air65 m³ | KW @15°C air11,3 | KW @27°C air17,0 | |
| SKU34-180744 Spare Parts | m3 @15°C air45 m³ | m3 @27°C air80 m³ | KW @15°C air14,2 | KW @27°C air20,5 |
XP16 Heat pump
Amount of variants:
3
Experience the next generation of performance with the XP16 heat pump.
- Designed for outstanding efficiency and quiet operation
- TurboSilence® inverter technology, delivering advanced, consistent heating with ultra-low noise levels
- Powered by R290 refrigerant, an environmentally friendly solution with a very low global warming potential (GWP)
- For pools up to a maximum of 80 m³
- Operating temperature: 0 °C to 43 °C
COP up to 16
Thanks to the ongoing development of TurboSilence inverter technology, the R290 inverter heat pump offers a COP of up to 16, meaning it delivers 16 times more heat output per unit of energy consumed, thereby ensuring both comfort and environmental sustainability.
130% Turbo Heating
The latest TurboSilence technology gives the R290 heat pumps a Turbo heating capacity of 130 per cent, ensuring efficient pool heating even under challenging water conditions.
The benefits of R290
R290, also known as propane, is an environmentally friendly refrigerant that is increasingly used in heat pumps. It has a very low global warming potential (GWP), meaning it contributes significantly less to global warming compared with traditional refrigerants. Furthermore, R290 offers high energy efficiency due to its excellent thermodynamic properties, which can lead to lower energy costs. The gas can operate effectively across a wide temperature range, improving the performance of heat pumps in both heating and cooling modes.
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