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A big problem many pool owners would have with buying pool heaters is the fear of running up electricity or gas bills, but that is now a thing of the past with energy-efficient pool heat pump technology.

Pool Heater FAQs

Have a question before buying a gas pool heater or an electric pool heater? We’ve got answers to help you get the best pool heat pump.

Why buy a heater from Mr Pool Man?

Mr Pool Man is an AUTHORIZED reseller of pool heater products sold on the online shop. This means that you’ll get full warranty coverage from the manufacturers, but also unlimited support for your heater purchase from our team of pool experts.

What are the benefits of buying a Pool Heat Pump versus a traditional heater?

Pool heat pumps are up to 80% to 90% more efficient than your traditional gas pool heater or electric pool heater. This means a reduction of your gas or electric bill by over 80%! This means that you’ll recoup your pool heater cost in savings alone for the first two or three years!!

For the best pool heaters, check out our pool heater reviews here.

Electric or Gas Pool Heater - Which is the best for you?

We may sound a bit biased when we say neither and it’s because we’re huge fans of pool heat pumps. Pool heat pumps are energy-efficient, they’re environmentally-friendly, and price-wise, the small premium more than pays for itself in the long run. For more details, we look at the difference between electric, gas, and solar pool heaters here.

How much should a pool heater cost?

The answer to this question depends on the size of your pool, and your pool heating requirements. To find the perfect heating solution for your pool, feel free to contact Mr Pool Man for a free and no-obligation quote by reaching out through any of the contact channels listed on this page.

With the new advances in pool heating technology, it has never been easier to keep your pool to the temperature you want. Pool heat pumps from Madimack, Australia’s most trusted brand in pool heating, can make sure that your pool stays warm season after season, no matter where you may live.

Heat Pumps vs Gas or Electric Heaters

Unlike traditional gas or electric heaters, pool heat pumps from Madimack do not actually generate heat. Instead, they draw in the heat from the air which heats up a refrigerant inside the unit, compressing it and heating the water within the tank before pushing it out into the pool. While it may sound a little bit complicated, it’s actually quite simple and quick. The best way to think about pool heat pumps is that it’s a “reverse refrigerator” it works on the exact same principle (and parts) of a home refrigerator but in reverse.

Heat Pumps vs Gas vs Electric Heaters Cost Comparison: The Numbers

While actual numbers will differ depending on the size of your pool and the weather, dollar-for-dollar, a pool heat pump from Madimack will save you up to 90% on your pool heating bill. For an average-sized pool in Australia, extending the season can run you up to $500 in additional electrical bills for a month using a traditional electric pool heater. With a heat pump, extending the season can cost you only about $50 a month! With the savings, the heat pump will pay for itself in a couple of years.

Longevity: Heat Pumps Vs Traditional Pool Heaters

As we’ve mentioned before, heat pumps do not produce any heat, so there are no components to “burn out”. A well-maintained heat pump will still be there, efficiently heating your pool long after your traditional gas or electric pool heater has burned out and requires repair or replacement.

Give your heater a hand with some pool covers

After heating your pool, it would be a shame to have all of that heat go back into the atmosphere. By getting a solar blanket or a good pool cover, you can further increase your energy savings by preserving up to 8 degrees celsius of heat in your pool!

Tip: When it comes to heat pumps, bigger is actually better! It will heat up your pool much faster while using the same amount (or sometimes even less!) of energy as smaller units would.