At SolaPlumb, we specialise in Pool Heat Pumps and high-quality Pool Covers delivering reliable, cost-effective pool heating solutions across the Gold Coast.
If you want to extend your swimming season without relying on outdated solar pool heating mats, a Rheem pool heat pump system provides consistent water temperature control, exceptional energy efficiency, and long-term performance.
Solar panel pool heating uses solar panels and a circulation system to heat your pool water before returning it to the pool. This option is ideal for homeowners looking for an efficient, low-maintenance solution, particularly if they already have or are planning to install solar panels.
Pool heat pumps work by drawing warmth from the surrounding air and transferring it into your pool water, delivering consistent, controllable heating regardless of direct sunlight. With residential systems available in sizes from 9kW through to 28kW, there’s an option suited to everything from plunge pools and spas through to large family pools — all supplied and installed by the SolaPlumb team.
Solar panel pool heating relies on direct sunlight to warm your pool water, while a Rheem pool heat pump extracts heat from the ambient air, giving you reliable temperature control even on overcast days and cooler evenings.
The right heat pump depends on your pool volume, desired temperature, and how long you want to extend your swimming season. The Rheem Compact range spans 9kW to 28kW, and SolaPlumb can recommend the correct size for your setup with an obligation-free quote.
Yes, Rheem pool heat pumps are designed to integrate with your existing pool pump, filter, and plumbing, making installation straightforward for most residential pool setups.
Yes — because heat pumps draw warmth from the air rather than relying on direct sunlight, they deliver dependable heating throughout the year, making genuine year-round swimming achievable in the Gold Coast climate.
Pool heat pumps are one of the most energy-efficient ways to heat a pool, typically producing several kilowatts of heat for every kilowatt of electricity used. Running costs stay low, especially when paired with rooftop solar power.
