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FPL rates went up. Your pool heater can help.

Variable speed heat pumps use less power

 
An AquaCal TropiCal T130 inverter heat pump with its touch screen on
AquaCal TropiCal T130 inverter heat pump. Photo from AquaCal.

FPL's new rates took effect on January 1, with more increases scheduled through 2029. If you heat your pool, that's one part of the bill you can do something about.

A standard heat pump runs at full power until the pool reaches temperature, shuts off, then starts again. A variable speed, or inverter, heat pump slows down instead and uses only the power the pool needs at that moment.

Where the savings come from:

✓An inverter compressor that adjusts its speed instead of cycling on and off
✓A heat pump sized to your pool, not oversized for it
✓A variable speed pool pump, so the pump feeding the heater runs leaner too
✓A clean filter and good water flow, so the heater isn't fighting a clog

Our article on the FPL rate hike explains how it works. The AquaCal TropiCal is one inverter option, and it cools the pool in summer too.

See what an upgrade could mean for you

 

Tell us about your pool and your current heater and we'll walk you through your options.

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