Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Pool-Wärmepumpe 4160 W Nennleistung, Elektrische Poolheizung für Aufstellpools bis 15 m³, Max. COP 5,14, Geräuscharm, FI-Schutzschalter, Heiztemperatur 15–40 °C, Heiz- & Kühlmodus

I have a 16000ish inground pool in northern Ohio. Warmed my pool to 90 in a couple of days. Quiet, easy to use

Works great. Would highly recommend.

Very good quality build, remote application software very good, can share remote control with family as needed. Plenty of information available in software.

18 foot pool. 70 degrees outside, 90 degrees pool

Ordered this unit early spring, installed within a couple days of receiving it, the pipe unions they sent don't fit standard PVC pipe for some reason, but was able to use internally threaded barb fittings and hose. Heats pool up quickly, obviously must have pool pump running to maintain flow. Adjusted our filter pump schedule to run a little longer this spring, and pool was warm enough to swim after work. Bought a heat pump stand to mount it on, and keep it off the ground, which should help prolong it's overall life. Unit has wifi, and reaches the house no problem. It's nice to be able to see and adjust the temperature if we're away from the house. I can't say enough good things about it, kept pump running overnight when we got some last minute freezing weather in Texas. If you've been thinking about getting a heat pump, these units won't disappoint.

Working very well . Shipped quick .easy to install . Wife is very happy.

Installed the heater along with Velor Variable Speed 1.5 HP pump. Had my Electrician wire the garage for 220. The pump and Heater are preforming well so far. Wish there was a better manual for programming the pump and heater . Great Heater. Water is amazing.

Installed easy. Had to run 8-2 wire. Piping was simple if I had bought 1.5 vs 2 inch pipe first. Unit is amazing, pool is 85 now in 12 hrs. Day temp was 86 with low night temp of 65. I’m in Houston Texas. Got this to also cool the pool when it’s 110 in summer and water is a nasty 91F. I will say when heating it makes a lot of condensate so the area around the unit and the pad is muddy. I recommend when you plan to install, plan to install under ground drain pipe. I plan to, and run it out to the street. Probable will do a 1inch pipe to fit all 3 drain hoses and reduce down to 3/4 for the rest of the run. Or if you’re crafty you could use the condensate to water your flower bed or something. All I know is for 1800$ I think it was a good deal.

Had this for 1 year now, has run great, outside shows some signs of rusting which will need touching up but it is in a pool enviroment in Florida. Operationally works great. Worth the price.

I purchased this for a 1,000 Gallon above ground pool that I had on my patio. My patio is covered so it's always in the shade. Even in high 90* days for days on end the water was still in the mid to low 70's which was too cold for my young kids to really enjoy. I plumbed this in along with a pump that was way oversized for the pool and it worked great. I even turned it up to 100* on days when I wanted a hot tub haha. But typically we'd keep the pool in the mid 80's range. Even on a 1,000 gallon pool it increased our power bill by over $100/month. Which I was anticipating. This is going to be true for pool heaters, especially 120v heaters. But it was a price I was willing to pay because wiring in 220v to my patio was not something I wanted to deal with. Overall it worked great. I was very impressed with the build quality on everything. Next year I'll work on getting both the pump and the heater on timers to see if I can cut costs a bit by controlling when it's heating.