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Mr. Silence MS90 9KW Heat Pump (MS90)
Original price was: £2,999.00.£2,499.00Current price is: £2,499.00.
Product description :
Inverpad is a revolutionary technology created by Aquark Electric Limited with the mentality of changing 50 years of tradition in the pool heat pump industry: boring design and noisy operation. It perfectly combines unique Pad Appearance, Stepless DC Inverter and Noise Cancelling technology together.
SILENCE
Inverpad is a revolutionary technology created by Aquark Electric Limited with the mentality of changing 50 years of tradition in the pool heat pump industry: boring design and noisy operation.
36.5 dB(A)
Silence Mode
40 dB(A)
Average
46 dB(A)
Boost Mode
DREAMING SILENCE
COP UP TO 16
At the beginning of the pool season, Dreaming Silence will run at full speed to heat up the pool rapidly. Once pool temperature is getting close to set point, Dreaming Silence automatically adjusts to lower speed, offering even more efficient and quiet operation. The COP at low speed is up to 16.
Save on energy bills with an Air Source Heat Pumps
With energy bills increasing there has never been a better time to invest in the AquaIntel 9KW Air Source Heat Pump; the efficient way of heating your hot tub. They can be used all year round giving great savings on energy bills.
Air source heat pumps are an energy-efficient and economical way of heating your hot tub or swim spa. They have already proved to be beneficial for heating homes, commercial spaces or swimming pools and now they have become increasingly popular for hot tubs.
The benefits of the AquaIntel 9KW
To maintain pool temperature for 95% of pool season, AquaIntel runs at average 50% capacity to provide the best energy saving performance and the most silent pool environment.
Thanks to Inverquark technology, Stepless DC inverter compressor and DC brushless fan motor,
AquaIntel runs very quietly and provides you with a comfortable heating environment.
How does a heat pump work?
Heat pumps heat up the water by extracting natural heat from the outside air. The heat pump fan draws in the air and directs it over the evaporator coil which contains an advanced liquid refrigerant. The air turns into a gas which is then compressed to increase the heat. This hot gas passes through the heat exchanger which transfers the heat from the hot gas to water and heats it up.
