Discover our pool heat pumps at Piscines Geyser, your specialist in Quebec since 2004. Heat pumps capture heat from the ambient air to heat water energy-efficiently and extend your swimming season from spring to fall, for inground and above-ground pools. Delivery throughout Quebec and Canada.
Why choose a pool heat pump?
It's the most economical way to heat a pool: it consumes much less than an electric or gas water heater, operates silently, and provides constant comfort, even on cool evenings.
Our pool heat pumps
Moov
The Inverter variable speed, TurboSilence and Reversible (heats and cools) range, from 50,000 to 140,000 BTU. See the Moov Heat Pumps collection.
Thermeau
The Thermeau Prestige, a high-end residential pool heater designed in Quebec (TH65 to TH140B). See the Thermeau collection.
Helios
The Helios (TTI Fab) heat pump, a reliable and affordable option for heating your pool.
How to choose the power (BTU)?
The required power depends on the water volume, the region, and the desired season length. In the Quebec climate, it is often advantageous to slightly oversize to heat faster. Our team will help you choose the right model.
Why buy your heat pump from Piscines Geyser?
Genuine products, advice from qualified technicians, and local service on the North Shore of Montreal (Blainville), with shipping throughout Quebec and Canada. See also our pool water heaters. A question? Write to us at info@piscinesgeyser.com or call 450-818-8200.
Frequently asked questions about heat pumps
What power (BTU) to choose?
The larger the water volume, the more BTU are needed. Slight oversizing speeds up heating and extends the season.
Heat pump or gas water heater?
A heat pump is more economical to use and ecological; gas heats faster but is more expensive to operate. The choice depends on your priorities.
Does a heat pump work in the Quebec climate?
Yes. The models offered include automatic defrosting and are designed for Quebec's cool springs and autumns.
How long does it take to heat the pool?
This varies depending on the power, volume, and outdoor temperature; a solar cover helps retain heat and speeds up heating.
