A heat pump for swimming-pool heating with savings of up to 80% compared with an electric heater, suited to locations without natural gas. Designed and installed by Aurora.
Last updated: August 12, 2026
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Highlights
- Up to 80% saving versus an electric heater
- Ideal for areas and compounds without natural gas
- An extended swimming season at a measured running cost
- Sized to your pool and installed by Aurora
A heat pump warms your pool on very little electricity because it does not generate heat — it moves it from the air into the water. That difference is what takes the saving to 80% against an electric heater for the same result. And since it runs on electricity alone with no gas connection, it is often the only practical option in compounds and areas the gas network has not reached.
Who it suits
- A villa or home with a pool where there is no natural-gas network
- Wanting to extend the swimming season by months without a punishing bill
- A pool used regularly — weekly, not once every couple of months
- Preferring a steady running cost you can calculate over surprises
When it is the wrong choice
If you want the pool warm in deep winter, a heat pump alone will not get you there efficiently — its output falls as the air cools, because the air is where it takes heat from. In that case we recommend a titanium-exchanger heater or a combined system. And if the pool is used twice a year, the system will not pay for itself — that is our honest read, and we would rather say it now than sell you something you regret.
How it works
A fan draws in outside air, a refrigerant carries that air’s heat into the water through an exchanger, and the water returns to the pool warmed via the existing filtration loop. That is why consumption is so much lower: it relocates heat that already exists rather than making it from electricity. It is also why its performance tracks the outdoor temperature.
The benefit you feel
The pool stays at a comfortable temperature and you stop weighing the bill every time you run it. In practice that raises the number of days a year you actually use the pool — which is the real return, not the figure on the unit. For a resort or project the calculation changes and is done at facility level.
The next step
Book a free survey: we measure pool volume and your target temperature, then set the right output and the expected running cost before you pay. If you are still comparing, the smart advisor gives an initial recommendation in under a minute, and you can review the rest of our pool-heating solutions.
Find the right system for your home in under a minute
A few questions about your home and usage, and you get an initial recommendation. The inspection confirms it on site.
Find your right sizeFAQ
How much does a heat pump save?
It reaches around 80% lower electricity consumption compared with an electric heater, because it moves heat from the air instead of generating it. The figure varies with pool size, target temperature and season length — we calculate it at the survey.
My location has no natural gas — does it work?
That is exactly its best case. A heat pump runs on electricity but at high efficiency, making it the practical answer for areas and compounds that do not yet have a natural-gas network.
Does it work in winter?
It does, and efficiency drops as the air gets colder since it draws heat from the air. In Egypt it covers the extended season (spring, autumn and part of winter) well. If you want a warm pool in deep winter, we review the best option with you at the survey.
Should I take this or a titanium-exchanger heater?
The heat pump saves far more in running cost; the exchanger heater reaches temperature faster and handles cold better. If your priority is a low running bill across a long season, take the heat pump. If you want fast heat-up or the pool runs in winter, take the exchanger. The survey settles it for your pool, not in the abstract.
Is it noisy?
It has a fan and a compressor, so it makes running noise roughly like an outdoor air-conditioning unit. Placement matters a lot — at the survey we pick a spot that keeps it away from bedrooms and seating areas.
What does it cost to run per month?
We will not quote a number before seeing your pool — cost moves with water volume, target temperature, whether the pool is covered, and running hours. At the survey we calculate it on your figures so you know what to expect before buying.
Do I need a pool cover with it?
Not required, but a cover cuts evaporation losses noticeably, so any heating system runs fewer hours. If the budget allows, it is the cheapest improvement you can make to any pool-heating setup.
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