FibroPool Heat Pump FH135 

What I do is to also cover the pool with a solar blanket to avoid the heat to evaporate. If I remember from last design I think the highest temperature is 99 that can be set on the heater. My pool is 15x48 (I think) round and with the heater on and covered it can be heated pretty quickly. After it reach the temperature I leave it on so it can kick in if needed.

Hey thank you for the video. I have a 15x24 oval pool that holds 8,500 gallons. Will the FH-135 be enough to heat it up?

It doesn’t cool. This one is only a heater. It works with a regular 15R plug and 120V. The GFCI plug is big.

@@TheTomasN Thank You!

Correction. So it does have an auto mode which also cool down the water. For example if I set the temp to 82 and the water in the pool get warmer (on a hot day) the cooling mode will kick in. But only if on auto settings. I will make another video about this.

I don’t know how many. But I do run both. Otherwise it won’t work. This is my second season and no issues at all.

From 70 to 90 it took about 2 days. I also use a pool cover which help. When it rain and it’s humid, it warm up faster.

@TheTomasN How big is your Pool?

How big is your pool? The company is telling me the reason mine not producing enough heat it may be undersized for my pool.

I was told by the company yes. Not sure if necessary but definitely highly recommended. It’s super easy to do so.

@@TheTomasN what materials do you need to ground it? And whats the purpose of grounding the heat pump just wanted to know, I’m new to this

@@glenvaldez3459 ground rod and copper wire. You can get it in Lowe’s or Home Depot. Grounding will eliminate any possible electric shock

It needs to be bonded not grounded. Important difference.

Ow as told grounded by the manufacture. I sent him photo and he approved.

I bought it directly from Fibropool

Both outlets on same circuit. I am really glad it work as don’t really want to run a new line.

I ran it to the left from the heater so it’s not in the way.